Back when it was made, yeah that would've been a catastrophic choice that would've led to crashes (and wasn't possible through wb yet) but maybe someone stabilized that since then. Not likely though because units still don't recalculate fully so I wouldn't advise it.
its ctrl or alt side arrows iirc...
Restart game then
Are you able to rush a building, then ctrl select to put another building at the beginning of the queue, then rush that one? Or is even that trick disabled? There was some work done that would impact this realm a bit but it was to close some loopholes that could give unfair free production.
I'm not sure, I'll give it, a try, thanks!
You need to capture enough (number varies based on your current game parameters) cities with C.L. (LOCAL) buildings of that other continental culture, then you get C.Ad. (ADOPTED) of it in your capital and can build C.L.s of it yourself in your other (connected) cities.
It should be enough to capture one city with CL, and the build your new settlers in that city. I think built settlers carry all cultures from their city.
Or that, indeed.
Was proving too balance overwhelming. HAD to be harder to collect cultures because with how many we have, and each one bringing heroes and all those game wondrous benefits, it was a major source of added steamroll effect. Not that some players care - some LIKE that. But most players whine when the game is no challenge.
Nope, this new system was introduced, because vanilla unique unit and building system was removed.
That's not what he's talking about.
Not the latest thing Toffer did to restrict the culture assimilation feature - unique unit and building system was removed because it was way heavier than needed from a memory perspective and years beforehand Hydro had decided we'd stop using it to 'replace' units and buildings. After Sparth's HUGE new culture dump, we had way too many heroes flooding the leader and hardly any for those trying to catch up, creating tons of additional steamroll effect that had to be addressed, therefore, the answer was to make assimilation much more difficult.
Raxo is not entirely wrong, I changed it as part of the removal of the buildingclass and unitclass game objects, which were integral to both how civ-unique unit/buildings worked (we didn't use this in C2C) and to how the base cultures were assigned to civs (this was a C2C feature in use).
