Do you use the non-EUI version? There currently is a suspicion that it might be the culprit, while the EUI version apparently doesn't have that bug. It's being investigated on Github right now.
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Do you use the non-EUI version? There currently is a suspicion that it might be the culprit, while the EUI version apparently doesn't have that bug. It's being investigated on Github right now.
So why does a Forest + Lumbermill trigger the city connection bonus then? Honestly I could care less about forest/lumbermill bonuses, but if anything oases should trigger the bonus, as they are understandably good pit stops in desert caravans and desert road systems.
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Deal AI is still hilariously nonsensical for me on the latest release. Haggling with the AI is a huge chore and trying to get the maximum amount of gold from them without feeling like I'm exploiting them just tends to produce stupid results.
Example:
- Put out luxury.
- Ask what they will give you for it.
- "We are not open to your offer at this time."
- Add 3 GPT FOR them.
- "The deal will work as it stands on the table."
- Change the 3 GPT to 2 GPT.
- "You are mad!"
- Wipe the table and try again, adding the same luxury.
- Add 6 GPT instead of 3 GPT.
- "The deal will work as it stands on the table."
- Change 6 GPT back down to the 3 GPT earlier agreed upon, because maybe the AI is just confused.
- "No."
- Change the 3 GPT to 7 GPT, because maybe it likes to be stupid.
- "Certainly."
This ridiculousness goes on endlessly. I really have no other way to express the sporadic nature of the AI for trading. It gives me a headache, and now I simply don't want to play. Here's one more silly example for you guys.
William: "We have both benefited greatly from this deal! Would you like to renew it?"
(My crab for his 3 GPT.)
- Take the crab off the table and put it back on.
- Ask what will make this work.
- "We both know you can do better than that."
Just, no, I'm done.
Example:
- Put out luxury.
- Ask what they will give you for it.
- "We are not open to your offer at this time."
- Add 3 GPT FOR them.
- "The deal will work as it stands on the table."
- Change the 3 GPT to 2 GPT.
- "You are mad!"
- Wipe the table and try again, adding the same luxury.
- Add 6 GPT instead of 3 GPT.
- "The deal will work as it stands on the table."
- Change 6 GPT back down to the 3 GPT earlier agreed upon, because maybe the AI is just confused.
- "No."
- Change the 3 GPT to 7 GPT, because maybe it likes to be stupid.
- "Certainly."
This ridiculousness goes on endlessly. I really have no other way to express the sporadic nature of the AI for trading. It gives me a headache, and now I simply don't want to play. Here's one more silly example for you guys.
William: "We have both benefited greatly from this deal! Would you like to renew it?"
(My crab for his 3 GPT.)
- Take the crab off the table and put it back on.
- Ask what will make this work.
- "We both know you can do better than that."
Just, no, I'm done.
Yeah I use non-EUI. I can't stand EUI because my screen looks like a god-forsaken mess. ^_^
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+1! Probably wouldn't be as bad without that bulky unit window, though. Huge dealbreaker for me.
It can be disabled in the in-game option window. Don't remember in which tab, but you should find it if you look for it. Most of the features introduced by EUI can be altered/disabled via options in one way or another.
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Yes, as I said I have the right civ5 version and everything else. I used "continents" if I remember correctly, normal size. I explored it and city-states did not appear. But check this out, when I turn off "more luxuries" in mods menu city-states appear when I start a map. That's not really a solution tho.
I've been having trouble with trades registering lately. Starting around the mid industrial era, no trades that I make is registering in the "current trade deals" window. ALso, whenever I finish a trade and go right back into the trade menu, all the items and gold that were supposedly traded were not moved at all.
Is anyone else experiencing this?
Is anyone else experiencing this?
Culture Specialists don't seem to be affected by the Mastery belief, despite it saying it can increase Culture.
Tried on Throne Room and Writers Guild.
EDIT: Although now that I think about it, perhaps the "Primary Yield" of those buildings is the GP points? But those weren't increased either.
Tried on Throne Room and Writers Guild.
EDIT: Although now that I think about it, perhaps the "Primary Yield" of those buildings is the GP points? But those weren't increased either.
Takagi Hiro
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Pretty sure the tooltip is just wrong. Check again?
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You misunderstand what I mean. I'm saying that despite it showing +3 culture in the specialist window, the total adds up normally under your culture up top. Could be wrong, though.
This is good to know. All I really want is the original display from Vanilla Civ 5, with any additional info from EUI in the appropriate submenus, like "Diplomacy Overview."
Last time I checked it scaled, but the scaling doesn't kick in until Medieval.
Do you play with the EUI or the non-EUI version?
No EUI
Science, Production, and Gold seem to be working fine. Only Culture has an issue.
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Pretty sure the Spanish missions are still underperforming on growth. Can anyone confirm?
Edit: Nevermind. Looks to be working fine, though the values are a bit on the weak side.
Edit: Nevermind. Looks to be working fine, though the values are a bit on the weak side.
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