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Ryansinbela
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Do any of the exploration and modern Civs get their narrative events in antiquity?
Pfeffersack
Deity
I gave this a try as the Inca, completed the ancient era and sucessfully entered the exploration one. Not much to say except that it does what it is supposed to do: You and also the AI stick with the initially picked civ. The specials of your civ appear when you expect them. The only - and purely cosmetic issue - I found so far is that the civ boni get listed three times (probably once for each age):
While that mod of course can't do miracles and fix everything one might dislike about Civ 7's approach to leaders and civs (e.g. you still end up with intial "non-sense" picks among the AI, though I noticed at least that the picks weren't completely random, but "related" choices were made) and the result might make certain civs stronger or weaker (as the given boni are just not balanced for having to float a civ the netire game, it is immersionwise already pretty close to that the mod names indicates: A "classic" Civ experience.
In this light I would really echo the requests to allow also the modern civs for plaing from the ancient age one... Reason: I would like to play a full as e.g. Catherine with the fitting civ of Russia...also choosing a civ with late, 3rd age boni for yourself gives the AI picking a "true ancient one" a nice indirect bonus and makes the game harder
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EDIT: Now the first minor gameplay issue - if you start with a civ not supposed to be used in the ancient age, in the early exploration age you might lack policy cards to fill all spots:
Luckily this doesn't lock the game or something, you can just continue by leaving them open for the moment.
While that mod of course can't do miracles and fix everything one might dislike about Civ 7's approach to leaders and civs (e.g. you still end up with intial "non-sense" picks among the AI, though I noticed at least that the picks weren't completely random, but "related" choices were made) and the result might make certain civs stronger or weaker (as the given boni are just not balanced for having to float a civ the netire game, it is immersionwise already pretty close to that the mod names indicates: A "classic" Civ experience.
In this light I would really echo the requests to allow also the modern civs for plaing from the ancient age one... Reason: I would like to play a full as e.g. Catherine with the fitting civ of Russia...also choosing a civ with late, 3rd age boni for yourself gives the AI picking a "true ancient one" a nice indirect bonus and makes the game harder
I did receive the usual amount of events/quests, so I would say yes.
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EDIT: Now the first minor gameplay issue - if you start with a civ not supposed to be used in the ancient age, in the early exploration age you might lack policy cards to fill all spots:
Luckily this doesn't lock the game or something, you can just continue by leaving them open for the moment.
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Shirotora Kenshin
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Had my first Civ7 game with this mod and man, it‘s already soooo much better!
I really had some fun playing 7 for the first time, i even ended the ancient era and started exploration.
Civ7 can be saved, i‘m confident. Just needs updates, proper modding tools and modding capabilities… then yeah, it can be saved.
I really had some fun playing 7 for the first time, i even ended the ancient era and started exploration.
Civ7 can be saved, i‘m confident. Just needs updates, proper modding tools and modding capabilities… then yeah, it can be saved.
Pfeffersack
Deity
Not sure if 1.2.3 causes it or if it was impacted before, but with this mod active I can't select for more than 8 AI opponents leader&civ ("+"-button is defunct and gives the warning sound/symbol when clicking it):
(Note: This does not mean that you can't play with 12 players, as this mod has a different way of setting # of players -see below-, but you can't "handpick" the extra ones)
(Note: This does not mean that you can't play with 12 players, as this mod has a different way of setting # of players -see below-, but you can't "handpick" the extra ones)
