Yes it is better to eliminate pollution as much as possible to solve this problem and to reduce not needed micromanagement. Per example in the mod CMM production and population pollution is reduced to zero and replaced by additional unhappiness caused by buildings. Only radioactive and fallout by volcanoes is remaining.
, not even mentioning the other stuff which is the same good.
Strange. Looking at your screenshots and checking over the code, I don't see any reason why the chariot unit would work but the archer wouldn't. As for why the AI isn't building many archers, that might be because it has a better option. The code I wrote to force the AI to build more artillery switches production to what it estimates to be the best available artillery unit. It would consider that catapult unit to be much preferable to the archer b/c of its higher bombard strength, range, and rate of fire.
Probably this is not the case. The AI can build archers right at the begging of the first era and is not doing it at all, and to build catapult it has to research the last tech in the same era, unfortunately I have not seen any archers built until catapult research and after. I played in debug mode with 30civs, so had a chance to observe it properly.
Interesting, thanks for doing this. It's good to hear the C3X rule changes can work in MP, I wouldn't have bet on that. In general I haven't given any thought to MP while working on the mod, but in a few cases I preemptively disabled things for online games that I expected wouldn't work based on what I saw in the decompiled code. Those are (1) stack bombard because the base code uses a separate function for bombarding in online games which the mod doesn't use, though it probably could, (2) trade screen scroll because there's some additional work the mod would have to do to open or close the diplo screen with a human player, and it doesn't look easy, and (3) stack worker commands. Honestly I don't remember why I disabled stack worker commands in online games, it might just be b/c that code is based on a copy+paste of stack bombard, but if people care about MP I could have another look. Also I'm surprised that the gold auto-fill worked. Internally that feature works by systematically offering different amounts and calling a base game function to see if the current deal is acceptable. I would have guessed that function wouldn't work without an AI player on the other side of the table but presumably it's returning what a hypothetical AI would think of the deal. Neat.
I've included what I consider to be the most common & important hacks, those being the bug fixes, no raze, and no unit limit. No city limit is also commonly used but the version floating around is only a basic implementation that's seriously buggy. If I were to include that I would do a proper job of it which is unfortunately not easy. Antal's EXEs also had features like expanded city radius and altered naval movement rules, and maybe some other things I'm forgetting, I haven't bothered including that stuff because it would require significant effort and no one's mentioned that they want it.
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Sorry, that I haven´t watched that these are your first posts at CFC.
A basic mod of the movement rules to prevent trespassing would be easy. I've already modified the move cost function to make limited railroad movement possible and that same function can also be used to prevent travel to certain tiles based on arbitrary criteria. There might be problems with the side effects of this change, though. Two come to mind immediately: (1) The AI usually declares war by running its units into its target's cities so preventing it from entering foreign territory might prevent it from declaring war, especially for overseas wars. (2) The human player could still get units into foreign territory by leaving a unit next to the AI's borders before they expand culturally. This would be a major advantage if done with naval scouts. Anyway, it would be easy to stop trespassing so it's worth doing if only as an experiment. I'll (probably) try it soon(-ish).
This is what I was thinking of: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/c3c-new-movement-possibilities.529671/. This stuck out in my mind as an interesting mod but after quickly looking over his threads again I see he never included it in his main EXE mod.
I can see how setting up a basic rule set might be easier than making the AI declare war and carry out invations in an effective manner. It would also have to understand when and how to negotiate Right Of Passage agreements.
