UPDATE: The third reinstall seems to have done the trick, but the initial graphic errors are still concerning. I don't understand how missing a couple of DLC leaders could result in a broken game, especially given others who have managed to get the game running normally for a few turns with missing leaders before a crash. For the original reinstall, beforehand, I deleted/unsubscribed all mods, so there should have been no intereference at all, yet there I was. I think I'll just stay away from this one. Hopefully the rest of you are able to enjoy what sounds like an interesting mod.
When I installed the mod and ran the game, I encountered some errors. When selecting a unit, I had no way of selecting orders on the bottom left, the unit wasn't outlined, but keyboard commands still worked. After telling the initial settler to build a new city, I would click the notification about production, but no city screen and no banner. In essence, I could move the warriors around, but that's it, no way to play the game. After enabling logging, it was obvious that, unlike what I thought, I was missing a couple of the leader DLCs. That's on me, no big deal, so I de-select the mods just to be sure and try to start a new game.
Same thing.
Uninstall all mods, including this one, and any remaining folder in MODS. Same problem.
Uninstall and reinstall game. Same problem.
Uninstall game, delete everything under Sid Meier's Civilization V in My Games. Reinstall game. Same problem.
I am now on reinstall #3, after repeating the above step and deleting everything in Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Sid Meier's Civilization V. I have no idea what else to do. I have no idea why, after successive cycles of uninstalling and reinstalling the game, I can't even get the normal version (I have BNW) to work. The only significant change made since I played it last night was the installation of this mod. Nothing more. If this doesn't work, I have a completely borked game, and I guess I'm just screwed out of the money I've already spent on it, because apparently I should have never installed this mod to begin with.
I originally used the autoinstaller, so I presume everything was installed in the right spot. I've always used the Steam default installation path for all games.
A couple of screenshots. The first, first turn, after clicking on a unit, this is what I see:
The second, after moving the warrior (right mouse click) and founding a city (using 'b'):