dragonprobably
The Poster Formerly Known as MartinLuther
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Civ 5 Design Challenge II - Mechanics
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Uighur_Caesar
Comandante en Jefe
Here's my attempt:
Automatically building defensive stuff during war sounds kind of like a trench warfare thing so a World War I civ made sense.
The second half of the UA represents the reaction to the war and all of the great works made about it, like All Quiet on the Western Front. I choose length of war rather than number of units killed because I think it would be easier to program it that way. You're encouraged to build Trenches out on your borders or even inside of enemy territory through their bonuses so they'll be way more useful than forts, which I've never used. The Poilou were known for their bravery as they would run across No Man's Land. Of course, almost everyone would ran across No Man's Land died which is where the culture comes from.
World War I France
Leader: Georges Clemenceau
UA: All Quiet on the Western Front: While at war,Production automatically contributes towards Defensive Buildings, and Defensive Buildings generate
Culture. Gain a boost to
Great Person generation during Peace Treaties depending on the length of the war.
UI: Trench: Unlocked at Engineering. Trenches can be built by Melee and Gun units in enemy territory and are built faster during war. 50%Defensive Bonus for units defending on a Trench. Units that end their turn on a Trench gain +2 XP. Trenches provide +1
UU: Poilou: Cheaper replacement for the Great War Infantry. +1Movement in enemy territory. Upon dying, gain
Automatically building defensive stuff during war sounds kind of like a trench warfare thing so a World War I civ made sense.
The second half of the UA represents the reaction to the war and all of the great works made about it, like All Quiet on the Western Front. I choose length of war rather than number of units killed because I think it would be easier to program it that way. You're encouraged to build Trenches out on your borders or even inside of enemy territory through their bonuses so they'll be way more useful than forts, which I've never used. The Poilou were known for their bravery as they would run across No Man's Land. Of course, almost everyone would ran across No Man's Land died which is where the culture comes from.
Mosile
Emperor of the United Movian Empire
People's Republic of Idaho
leader: some guy named Doug
U.A:Insert Crappy Quote Here
Every 10 production in the empire contributes to +1 city defense in the capital.
U.U Dougernut: Unlike the Riffleman it replaces, the dougernut can create +1 production while stationed in a city.
U.B Rusty fence(wall replacement) ; somehow generates +2 Culture along with the walls normal abilities. has a slot for a great work of art.
yes, this design is fictional and rather crappy
leader: some guy named Doug
U.A:Insert Crappy Quote Here
Every 10 production in the empire contributes to +1 city defense in the capital.
U.U Dougernut: Unlike the Riffleman it replaces, the dougernut can create +1 production while stationed in a city.
U.B Rusty fence(wall replacement) ; somehow generates +2 Culture along with the walls normal abilities. has a slot for a great work of art.
yes, this design is fictional and rather crappy
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
So... Voting time?
Someone1214
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If we're starting the votes, I vote for Uighur Caesar's WWI France.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
Welcome to the Forums, Someone1214!!! enjoy your stay! 
I vote to Caesar as well... The others look OP\ Too situational for me.
I vote to Caesar as well... The others look OP\ Too situational for me.
Zantonius Hamm
Gay anime communist
Uighur Caesar
TranquilSilence
Grumpy Snufkin
My vote goes to Caesar as well, the design just works so well for a WW1 France. Looking forward to what gets cooked up for the next challenge.
Mosile
Emperor of the United Movian Empire
I personaly am fond of Hoop_Thrower's, its a well rounded civ that can give you a little more freedom IMO. Its also a fair civ to play as if you often get bullied by the a.i, such as myself. :\
Hoop Thrower
Cyberbolivarian Inkarri
Natan doesn't have an entry? 
TranquilSilence
Grumpy Snufkin
Natan doesn't have an entry?
Wasn't this because he in fact was the one to choose the mechanic that the civs are being designed around?
Hoop Thrower
Cyberbolivarian Inkarri
I think I'll vote for Uighur_Caesar's too
Urdnot_Scott
Sultan
I vote for Caesar, even though I have a soft spot for Hoop's designs simplicity and elegance.
Howard Tafty
Minister-Chairman
I think we can unanimously agree Caesar won, I personally dont think this was even a contest at all to begin with as when it comes to just using mechanics I just completely fail, due to fact making up the mechanics yourself doesn't force you into a creative chamber
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Hoop Thrower
Cyberbolivarian Inkarri
"Restriction breeds creativity"
I think it was mostly because there weren't that many designs to choose from. Even more so given that we added ours, instantly taking an option out. For me at least it was less that I saw Uighur's as brilliant as it was that the rest didn't feel much better.
I think it was mostly because there weren't that many designs to choose from. Even more so given that we added ours, instantly taking an option out. For me at least it was less that I saw Uighur's as brilliant as it was that the rest didn't feel much better.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
Natan doesn't have an entry?
Normans. Poland. Scotland. And more civs that could fit that mechanic. Not enough, you say....
Also, for the record, I like Hoop's and Howard's designs perhaps even more then Uighur's, but they seemed a bit OP to me(@Howard: what do you mean produce great works 15% faster?)... I also liked the Russia design, didn't expect any of those really.
Glad I chose that mechanic!!!
(No Normans though. Shame.
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Howard Tafty
Minister-Chairman
It was a typo, It was meant to be "May Produce an additional Great Work during War" but I didnt have time to edit it.
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