Civ5 patch released (1.0.3.276)!

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A patch has been released for Civ5. It should automatically download when you open Steam. The patch notes are as follows:
[EXPLOIT]
• Fixed tech overflow bug that could allow a user to get free tech each turn for multiple turns. The size of the maximum allowable science overflow is now set at 5 turns of science (about the same as a unmodified research agreement) OR the unmodified cost of the last tech researched, whichever is larger. AI also understands this adjustment.
• Fixed a multiplayer bug that would allow a player to steal everything from another player when trading.

[GAMEPLAY]
• Allow Conquest of the New World achievements to be unlocked when playing the Deluxe version of the scenario.
• Slight nerf to Tradition, and a boost to Piety (by adding one more prerequisite for Legalism and taking one away from Reformation).
• Scale warmonger penalties by era (50% of normal strength in Ancient up to 90% in Industrial; 100% thereafter). Penalties for warmongering vs. City-States halved.
• Added Cocoa and Bison resources from the Conquest Deluxe scenario into the main game.

[MULTIPLAYER]
• The autoslotting of human players when loading a saved game in LAN multiplayer was broken when trying to play round-to-round. This has been fixed.
• Players now properly exit LAN games when they encounter a version mismatch.
• Players can now set their nick name in LAN games.
• Fixed an issue where player would get stuck on the joining multiplayer game screen if they used an incomplete IP address while attempting to join by ip address.
• Notifications are no longer considered “broadcast” unless the player is connected to the game. This will make it easier to communicate information to players who were not connected when the message was broadcast.
• Players now unready themselves if the host changes the game settings before the game started.
• The number of player slots available was not updating for connected remote clients when the host increased the map size on the staging room.
• Fixed an issue causing AI civs that used to be players to still have the player's Steam name after the player leaves in Multiplayer.
• A player's name in the staging room chat panel no longer swaps if they swapped player slots.
• Some multiplayer notifications can now expire at the end of the next turn.
• Some multiplayer notifications will not expire until the player has network connected to the game.
• Multiple hot-joining bugs fixed in Pitboss.

[MISC BUGS]
• The icon no longer changes to a spinning globe during diplomacy (this normally means the game is busy).
• Don't show a third-party civ or City-State on the trade panel list to "Declare War" or "Make Peace" unless both players have met that civ or City-State.
Discuss the patch in our Civ5 General Discussions forum >>> http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=537043
 
I'm pretty sure I will be playing both Civ5 and Beyond today! Thank you guys for listening to the players. This is my favorite game of all time since forever.
 
Really?! Is this all we can dream about? Civ 5 is still slow as hell on large maps (2min+ on full WWII scenario), you still can do two units conquer of the world (great AI), you still need to answer dumb trade messages every turn, etc etc etc...
Yep, mods&hands, month of time can fix most of problems, but this is not Firaxis who we thank.
Dream is most high quality mods (culture diffusion, infoaddict, AI improvements, more correct policy tree) hardcoded in native dll, with turns on huge maps about seconds. Yep that is...
 
And despite all of Civs problems it is still the best game out there. And as far as BE goes I love it too.
 
Sorry, coudn't resist to answer :)
And despite all of Civs problems it is still the best game out there. And as far as BE goes I love it too.
Cmon man, Alpha Centauri is still best civ game ;)
 
I am not sure I like the way they fixed the science overflow exploit. First, it will still work up to 5 turns of science which is nothing to sneeze at. Second, you might legitimately have 5 turns of science available as an overflow if you are maximizing research agreements, and in my experience the game will sometimes automatically finish the cheapest available tech for you, potentially wasting legitimate beakers. I wouldn't have a problem with this if they would make sure you can always select which tech overflow beakers are used on, but this is not the case.
 
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