Civilization Request Thread

I've put together a huge amount of ideas over the course of my time here. It's my hobby. Other people have different hobbies, like going outside or friendship. =]

 

Yes.

You can be assured that all of my interest has been piqued, particularly by Connacht (and the rangers, of course). I mean, let's face it - Connacht's coat of arms is too bizarre not to be used in some fashion.

 

Those of us who are historians have little else to contribute than design ideas.

 

We should start a club or something. Freelance designers

 

I am happy to know I'm not alone. Although I realised that once I discovered this thread.

 

I did set up a group, but so far Scape and I are the only members.

 

I just realized that you posted exactly this ~10 pages back.
The things you stumble upon while waltzing through the forums...

 

Well, not exactly that - I fiddled about with Dal Riata, Mercia, and Ulster - but your point is made. =]

 

Hey! Hey! What about me (and my Indonesia split ideas)?

 

Oh, I remember you mentioning it sometime, I thought it never amounted to anything...

 

Yup. Just like everything else I've done here.

 

Don't be sad, old spot! Just keep chucking the mud at the proverbial wall. 'S'what I did, and now I am CL's official "Semi-Expert Can't Actually Be Bothered To Do Anything But Look Up Weird Precolonial African Histories God Above My Life Is Empty" Type Person! =]

 

Yeah.... be more specific, please.

 

Assyria Split​

 

Here's one I worked up for fun, based on the state where I grew up (and thus have enough history knowledge to attempt this):

I tried to keep it different from the Appalachia mod already on Steam, and the Events/Decisions aren't very fleshed out in the post, but they're the best I felt I could run with. Thoughts?

 

The still mill is a bit too weak...

 

I've been debating on whether to up the price or not, because as-is, it's strictly better than the Factory (2 bonuses and nothing taken away).

 

I think it should provide extra production from resources improved by mines\quarries.
(Doesn't fit the building, but fits west virginia, isn't it?)

 

Urdnot Scott, great civs, but why without Ashurbanipal?

 

I thought it was weird that he was included in the first place, was planning on having him lead the final civ, Neo-Assyria, but couldn't bring myself to bump off Tiglath-Pileser III who was way more important, but more importantly, worked better with the new UA since I went with a straight combat bonus rather than referencing the libraries at Nivineh.