It's more like a limitation of the interface.
Split the button in two buttons "dra" and "lave"
It's more like a limitation of the interface.
Splitting the button would be too much already. Maybe slavery should get the preference though?Split the button in two buttons "dra" and "lave"
Exactly. Changing that is just a matter of rearranging the interface checks.Would that mean that you'd enslave in Sub-Sahara and draft everywhere else? That would be great. Drafting a military that fights for you and enslaving population to work for you in the same city seems weird anyway.
I was confused about that for a while too, but you start the game with 1 per 10% culture already.Theatres give 2 per 10% rate. Description says 1 per 10% .
Yeah, that's really a bug. And I don't think it should be possible to demand Tibet's capital (does it have Catholicism in it?) either.probably not really a bug, I just wanted to inform you in case it wasn't intentional:
it's the same option 3 times
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it seems thats always the case:
(also: I could get Tibets capitol and only city? Oo)
That depends on how transparent the BUG implementation of this feature is.Also, but I think this won't really be possible for you since its more of a BUG-mod thing:
is there a way to get "Mansa Musa offers Slave"-messages similar to the "wants to trade <Resource/Tech>"?
Yes, that's it. But I don't think Catholic civs should be able to agree to hand over a non-Catholic city, regardless of its culture or capital status.a few turns later (1180, above was 1130-1150) I checked Rasa - it has 55% Chinese culture. All tiles east of it already belong to me now (17% Tibetan, 7x % Chinese)
that's probably the reason
The answer below is correct, the goals are only checked while you have the associated state religion. I don't remember my exact implementation, but in case of the tech/era goals this might be problematic since civs with different state religions can still make you fail.I don't understand this, it's not necessarily a bug but it's weird:
I am currently trying to get a secular URV with China. I entered the Industrial Era in 1140, first as a Catholic, so when I later switched to Secularism and discovered I had failed the third goal I was a bit pissed but reloaded nevertheless.
Now I switched to Secularism the turn before finishing steel (thanks Shewdagon) and only noticed a few turns later, that I still failed that goal.
The most recent downloadable version is 1.11. You can easily find it in the main thread in this forum "RFC Dawn of Civilization ...", or search it in the download database. I'm pretty sure that your specific bug is fixed there as well.I don't know if anyone has posted about this, but I think the second Russian UHV is bugged - specifically, the Trans-Siberian railroad part. I founded Moskva on the spot and I have a Pacific port city that is on a tile labeled "Siberia" on the cursor tooltip, with a continuous railroad connection between the two. I noticed that the UHV checker didn't check off the victory goal when I completed it like it usually does. I kept playing past 1920 (the cutoff date) but I didn't get a "goal failed" message until 1930 (after I was already the first to finish the Manhattan Project and was way ahead of Korea who was also building the Apollo Program at the time. I've posted autosaves from just after when the railroad condition should have triggered and after 1930. Does the game require the port to be somewhere farther south, like around Vladivostok? I'm also really curious if this has been fixed already. It's proven really difficult to navigate the forums and to find a link to the most current stable version of the mod (I don't use the svn.) As far as I can tell, I'm playing on version 1.9.
Oh, and another weird thing is that everyone talks about playing Argentina or Colombia or the Tamils but I don't see any of those civs. The attached Russia games are far enough into the modern era but I don't see them. Is this svn only right now? I'm on the most updated version of BTS through Steam.
I bet that I was missing a tile or two of culture. Thanks for clearing that up.The transiberian railroad must be inside your cutlural borders, I supose there is a gap near Yakuts.