Thanks, I just started getting involved with modding so it's really nice to receive some positive feedback!Its supposed to be based on number of cities, though I don't really have an exact number. Its obviously isn't supposed to be OP, though.
As always, I glad you(or anyone else) like my designs!
Yours looks nice too.
It's too bad the Hogan doesn't give the XP bonus anymore - it would be awesome to see what Civs do when the Hogans were running wild on them
Really like the design, Hulkamania joke aside, that's a pretty neat focus on Great Works of Art.
combat bonus equal to the enemy's unhappiness and terrain penalties in the territory of cities occupied by your enemies\ allied with you, and units gain 1 XP per each 5% boost you get this way. Receive combat boost in the territory of cities 
occupied by your enemies, increases with distance from the 
capital.
attack bonus based on its distance from the capital in hostile lands, and a defensive boost the closer it is to the capital in friendly lands. Has the polish legions* promotion. combat strength(40), a bonus vs. Mechanised units(25%), and the polish legions* promotion. Gains an additional combat boost upon researching combustion(45 ).
Who will realize these ideas?Well, here's what everyone's been waiting for, a load of Chile civs!
Just-Colonial Chile
Leader: Pedro de Valdivia
UA: Post Tenebras, Lux: Cities generate points towards settlers when enemy units are killed within their territory. Half unhappiness from number of cities.
UU: Yanacona: Replaces Pikeman. Can transfer movement to adjacent unit.
UB: Tajamar: Replaces Aqueduct: Aside from normal Aqueduct Bonuses, provides +2 Production.
Colonial Chile
Leader: García Hurtado de Mendoza
UA: Real Situado: Defensive Buildings increase gold from trade routes by 2. Units start with extra Experience equal to the amount of gold generated by a city.
UB: Pulperia: Replaces Market: Aside from normal Market Benefits, produces Extra Gold if the city is Garrisoned and has a unique Specialist Slot that generates points towards Great Generals.
UU: Regular: Replaces Musketman: Can Build Forts and has extra combat strength when fighting at your borders.
Early Republican Chile
Leader: Diego Portales
UA: Peso de la Noche: City Unhappiness contributes towards Culture and Production.
UU: Guardia Civica: Replaces Musketman: When Garrisoned, Offsets Food Penalty from Unhappiness
UB: Estanco: Replaces Bank. +25% Gold. +1 Gold from Incoming Trade Route. +1 Gold Per Improved Luxury Resource in the City. 1 Merchant Speicalist.
Saltpeter Chile
Leader: Balmaceda:
UA: Ciclo Salitrero: Improvements in Occupied cities have double Yields.
UU: Batallón Cívico: Replaces Rifleman. Extra combat strenght on enemy improvements. Can double attack when damaged.
UI: Salitrera: Can only be built on desert tiles, next to improved resources. +2 Gold and doubles the yields of the improved resource next to it.
Welfare State Chile
Leader: Arturo Alessandri
UA: Lion of Tarapaca: Culture and Production towards buildings is doubled as long as you have less than 50 Gold.
UU: Carabinero: Great War Infantry replacement. Upgrades from Cavalry instead of Rifleman, given that its a Cavalry unit. However, it doesnt have penalty against cities.
UB: CORFO: Factory Replacement. No Maintenance. +4 Production. +10% Production. +10% Extra Production towards buildings.
Socialist Chile:
Leader: Salvador Allende
UA: Progress without Concessions: Can Pick any Social Policy Tree from the beginning of the game, but has a slight chance to enter Anarchy when opening them. (Chance increases the more difference between unlockable era and opening era)
UB: Cooperative: Replaces Factory: Aside from normal Factory Bonuses, Cooperatives Generate Culture equal to a Quarter of the City Production.
UU: Obrero: Replaces Worker. During Anarchy, Obreros turn into Obrero Armados, whove got combat strength equal to 2/3s of the strongest infantry unit you control. They turn back into regular Obreros once the Anarchy ends.
Dictatorship Chile:
Leader: Augusto Pinochet
UA: Discurso de Chacarillas: Cities Start in Resistance. City Garrisons reduce local Unhappiness by half and a further half if the city is in Resistance.
UB: Galería Comercial: Unlike the Stadium it replaces, it generates Happiness equal to half the amount of Gold produced by the city.
UU: Ronzón: Replaces Tank. Ignores Difficult Terrain, gains an extra movement point when capturing civilian units.
Now Chile:
Leader: Sebastian Piñera:
UA: Chilean Way: Earn a lump of Gold each time an improvement is constructed. +1 Gold from Specialists.
UU: Touring Minister: Cannot Build Custom Houses, instead can Write a Trade Agreement, which Generates Gold and Culture equal to the amount of Gold Generated during the last 5 turns. Conducts Trade Missions as normal.
UB: PYME: Replaces Stock Exchange: +33% Gold Generated in City. 2 Merchant Specialist Slots. +1 Gold and Production for each outgoing trade route from the city.
Well, here's what everyone's been waiting for, a load of Chile civs!
Just-Colonial Chile
Leader: Pedro de Valdivia
UA: Post Tenebras, Lux: Cities generate points towards settlers when enemy units are killed within their territory. Half unhappiness from number of cities.
UU: Yanacona: Replaces Pikeman. Can transfer movement to adjacent unit.
UB: Tajamar: Replaces Aqueduct: Aside from normal Aqueduct Bonuses, provides +2 Production.
Colonial Chile
Leader: García Hurtado de Mendoza
UA: Real Situado: Defensive Buildings increase gold from trade routes by 2. Units start with extra Experience equal to the amount of gold generated by a city.
UB: Pulperia: Replaces Market: Aside from normal Market Benefits, produces Extra Gold if the city is Garrisoned and has a unique Specialist Slot that generates points towards Great Generals.
UU: Regular: Replaces Musketman: Can Build Forts and has extra combat strength when fighting at your borders.
Early Republican Chile
Leader: Diego Portales
UA: Peso de la Noche: City Unhappiness contributes towards Culture and Production.
UU: Guardia Civica: Replaces Musketman: When Garrisoned, Offsets Food Penalty from Unhappiness
UB: Estanco: Replaces Bank. +25% Gold. +1 Gold from Incoming Trade Route. +1 Gold Per Improved Luxury Resource in the City. 1 Merchant Speicalist.
Saltpeter Chile
Leader: Balmaceda:
UA: Ciclo Salitrero: Improvements in Occupied cities have double Yields.
UU: Batallón Cívico: Replaces Rifleman. Extra combat strenght on enemy improvements. Can double attack when damaged.
UI: Salitrera: Can only be built on desert tiles, next to improved resources. +2 Gold and doubles the yields of the improved resource next to it.
Welfare State Chile
Leader: Arturo Alessandri
UA: Lion of Tarapaca: Culture and Production towards buildings is doubled as long as you have less than 50 Gold.
UU: Carabinero: Great War Infantry replacement. Upgrades from Cavalry instead of Rifleman, given that its a Cavalry unit. However, it doesnt have penalty against cities.
UB: CORFO: Factory Replacement. No Maintenance. +4 Production. +10% Production. +10% Extra Production towards buildings.
Socialist Chile:
Leader: Salvador Allende
UA: Progress without Concessions: Can Pick any Social Policy Tree from the beginning of the game, but has a slight chance to enter Anarchy when opening them. (Chance increases the more difference between unlockable era and opening era)
UB: Cooperative: Replaces Factory: Aside from normal Factory Bonuses, Cooperatives Generate Culture equal to a Quarter of the City Production.
UU: Obrero: Replaces Worker. During Anarchy, Obreros turn into Obrero Armados, whove got combat strength equal to 2/3s of the strongest infantry unit you control. They turn back into regular Obreros once the Anarchy ends.
Dictatorship Chile:
Leader: Augusto Pinochet
UA: Discurso de Chacarillas: Cities Start in Resistance. City Garrisons reduce local Unhappiness by half and a further half if the city is in Resistance.
UB: Galería Comercial: Unlike the Stadium it replaces, it generates Happiness equal to half the amount of Gold produced by the city.
UU: Ronzón: Replaces Tank. Ignores Difficult Terrain, gains an extra movement point when capturing civilian units.
Now Chile:
Leader: Sebastian Piñera:
UA: Chilean Way: Earn a lump of Gold each time an improvement is constructed. +1 Gold from Specialists.
UU: Touring Minister: Cannot Build Custom Houses, instead can Write a Trade Agreement, which Generates Gold and Culture equal to the amount of Gold Generated during the last 5 turns. Conducts Trade Missions as normal.
UB: PYME: Replaces Stock Exchange: +33% Gold Generated in City. 2 Merchant Specialist Slots. +1 Gold and Production for each outgoing trade route from the city.
Sinnar
Gold and 
Culture upon capturing Cities. The Combat Bonus of Great Generals is increased by +5% for every Capital City you control. Combat Bonus while attacking for each foreign Civilian Unit it captures that you keep for yourself (to a maximum of +50%). More expensive than the Knight it replaces, but 33% cheaper to buy with Gold. Upgrades to Cavalry. Gold generate an additional +2 Gold, and Tiles that generate at least 4 of any other yield generate +1 Gold.
UA: The Great Latitude: Can settle or acquire cities only on the same Y's coordinate (Capital defines). Wins the game if acquire all possible land plots on this Y's axis.
golden age points when they do. Gain merchant specialist if 20% of city's population are following other religions(Max.3). Each 2 
citizens following religions other then your own generate 2 
food and 
production, and also 1 
Magnate point. After economics, also generates 1 
movement.
