Colchis? It has already been done.
Is it literally outdated (As in, doesn't work on BNW) or are people just being pricks about mod support?
Is it literally outdated (As in, doesn't work on BNW) or are people just being pricks about mod support?
! Haven't had time to try it to download it yet. I knew the author was working on it but that was a while ago. Though the capital should be Cherdyn.
Yes I did see it. I'm excited
Also for clarification the ideas on the 22nd are Mauretania Tingitania/Caesariensis, Africa Proconsularis, and Aegyptus.
Then of course there's no problem in you putting them up there.
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Then of course there's no problem in you putting them up there.
I think what Urdnot_Scott is referring to is the fact, that a lot of people post A LOT of planned civs there - undoubtedly with every intention to make - but which they for one reason or another (loss of interest, overwhelming task, not enough time, etc..) never manage to actually complete and release. Age of Imperialism is a good example (no offence meant to neither OrderOfOlav nor Zantonius Hamm); they had plans for a lot of civs (probably still has some of those plans), and while one civ was pretty near to bring released at some point, it never was and the project isn't actively worked on anymore (right Civitar/bane?). Of course the civ can still be released, and hopefully it is, but my point is, it's a lot easier to make the plans, post them, maybe even do a bunch of nice looking icons with some sweet colour schemes, than actually getting something completed. Maybe if AoI (sorry to single just you guys out - it's a pretty common phenomenon actually) had started with focusing on just one, two or even three civs they wouldn't have gotten overwhelmed by the size of tasks required to complete a civ. You can still make the plans of course, discuss designs and so forth, but there's no reason to list them on the wiki if one aren't completely sure it's going to be made.
Sorry if this A) sounded harsh or B) didn't make a lot sense. In case of A) haven't slept continuously for more than two-three hours the last couple of days due to CH. In case of B), see explanation under A) [emoji14]
Seriously, not trying to step on anyone's toes here
Then of course there's no problem in you putting them up there.
I think what Urdnot_Scott is referring to is the fact, that a lot of people post A LOT of planned civs there - undoubtedly with every intention to make - but which they for one reason or another (loss of interest, overwhelming task, not enough time, etc..) never manage to actually complete and release. Age of Imperialism is a good example (no offence meant to neither OrderOfOlav nor Zantonius Hamm); they had plans for a lot of civs (probably still has some of those plans), and while one civ was pretty near to bring released at some point, it never was and the project isn't actively worked on anymore (right Civitar/bane?). Of course the civ can still be released, and hopefully it is, but my point is, it's a lot easier to make the plans, post them, maybe even do a bunch of nice looking icons with some sweet colour schemes, than actually getting something completed. Maybe if AoI (sorry to single just you guys out - it's a pretty common phenomenon actually) had started with focusing on just one, two or even three civs they wouldn't have gotten overwhelmed by the size of tasks required to complete a civ. You can still make the plans of course, discuss designs and so forth, but there's no reason to list them on the wiki if one aren't completely sure it's going to be made.
Sorry if this A) sounded harsh or B) didn't make a lot sense. In case of A) haven't slept continuously for more than two-three hours the last couple of days due to CH. In case of B), see explanation under A) [emoji14]
Seriously, not trying to step on anyone's toes here
). I understand where you're getting at. I have all these ideas and I hope someone will take it up but it is a lot of work. (Which is the problem). I guess this turned into a rant that digressed but I'm only making designs that if I made civs, then I wouldn't get too overworked because these interest me and it's designed to represent more of the Romans. 
. He's starting small. Though with CL, they have many projects and it works for them. I guess it depends on how much effort you put into it.
I feel like this will happen to ChampiKhan (I really want Galicia to be released
Though if anything, like with Perm recently, someone will take up Caucasus Iberia and Albania. They interest me a lot and feel like someone could do a good job with them. What people don't realize is that I go through all I can to make these ideas and even though they're not the most accurate with names, the idea is based off of what I found (i.e. Remi Horsemen is based off of Rome's desire for Remi Horses). Like what I did with Jaunpur. I can give everything you need for a design and all you have to do is the hard part
Like with SgtWolf00, he has three civs he has. Trebizond, Cilicia (BTW I have an old design for them if you need one), and I forgot the other one
Hope that you feel better Danmasch. From what I read it sounds painful.
combat strength, (+5%?) and also has a combat bonus against other infantry units (again 5%?), puppeted cities produce more 
production 
gold and 
food and mines produce +1 
culture. culture and after reaching the modern era provides +1 :c5tourism: tourism. production the city it is garrisoned in and +1 
happiness as well. Capturing cities that have a temple in it never go into a puppeted state, (because the temple acts like a courthouse). You still have to deal with the initial resistance though. combat strength (instead of 5), can melee attack and when on flood plain tile it gains the march promotions. The Royal Nubian Archer looses the march promotion when not on a flood plain tile.
faith. happiness. gold.
science. production. food.
So now I'm going to post the two civilizations I've mentioned before. If your wondering what happened to Theodoro, I had to drop it because I could not get certain information I needed and no one help when I asked for it, so we'll return to it another time. But know I present you with to factions, who I've made with a Firaxis styled approached (i.e generalization), so I present to you Gaul under Vercingetorix and the Kingdom of Kush under Kashta! (Now I just looked and just saw that there is already some Gallic civs under Vercingetorix and someone did Kashta's successor, Piye who's design has a similar feel to mine. So my designs is going to be similar to the ones that are already posted, but you guys wouldn't mind seeing another one yeah?)
Gaul under Vercingetorix
UU: Defender of Gaul
Units that fight within your own territory have a higher
UU: Oathsworn (swordsman replacement)
Unique swordsman replacement for Gaul, stronger than the swordsman it replace and has a lower maintenance, when the Oathsworn kills an enemy in combat, it provides all nearby units with a combat buff lasting for one turn.
UB: Gold Minter (mint replacement)
Unique mint replacement for Gaul, unlock at bronze working instead of currency, it provides the same benefits of a normal mint but also gives gold and silver tiles +1
The Kingdom of Kush under Kashta
UA: Ruler of Upper Egypt and Nubia
Garrisoned units provide +10%
UU: Royal Nubian Archer (archer replacement)
Unique archer replacement for Kush, has +6movement (instead of 2) and can melee attack.
UB: Great Nubian Pyramid (grand temple replacement)
Unique grand temple replacement for Kush, same requirements for unlocking it, (have a temple in all cities) and has the same benefits as the grand temple. But at every era (including the era the Pyramid was built in) the temple has the ability to be have an add on constructed, increasing the yields of the Pyramid (add ons listed below). After entering the industrial era the Pyramid will also yield +2 :c5tourism: tourism.
Great Nubian Pyramid add ons
Expanded Burial Rooms, yields +2
Victory Reliefs, yields +2
Artifact Vault, yields +2
Constellation Study, yields +2
The Pharaoh's Will, yields +2
Offering Room, yields +2
So what do you guys think? Good, bad or go away and get more creative? Tell below!
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