The Diocletian
Fire Fly
You should always get workers. If you haven't settled a city by the time you get the workers, you get none, as far as I know.
Dawn of Civilization - an RFC modmod by Leoreth
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mrrandomplayer
Hopeless Situation Warrior
I am not playing on SVN, so how is it calculated in vanilla 1.11?
Fresol
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But what if there are cities in your flip zone and they get flipped to you before you settle your own city? In that case you won't get any workers when settling your new city.
Manco Capac
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Is it like randomly chosen turn or a fixed turn? Without knowing how the latest SVN works (woohoo just evolved into v1.11 lol), I suspect it's only scripted for a certain turn and the need to have at least one city. For instance, Ethiopia won't get it's 3 workers if delaying the settling over T1.
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As far as I recalled what I read of the tidbits of DLL regarding capitulation denials (yeah both peacevassaling and capitulation use the same function), the particularity of RFC is the excuse: "You've grown too powerful!" that is slightly modified in situations. Originally, that was only for peacevassaling to prevent that this last vassal helps you trip the domination limit. Now two other conditions use the same denial:
1) When you already acquired 5 vassals (whatever the mean since the function is for both cap and peacevassaling)
2) When you already acquired 4 vassals and you are the strongest in the world with your powers combined to your vassals+defensive pacts. That one arrived to me in my latest Ethiopia game.
Manco Capac
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Now my turn: how come DoC went from version 1.81 to 1.10 like that? And now it progresses logically? I was at first confused.
blizzrd
Micromanager
I'm not sure exactly what is meant by vanillla 1.11.
In 1.11, 3 workers spawn in your capital on the third turn after your civ's spawn. If you don't found a capital on the first or second turn, you don't get the workers.
An exception was 600BC scenario, where I know the Vikings actually spawn with workers and don't get any subsequent workers on the third turn. This may have also applied to other civs which exist at the start of the 600AD scenario, but I can't recall which ones (if any).
EDIT: A point of confusion sometimes can be raised because the Autoturns occasionally run over by one turn (to turn -1, rather than to turn 0 on the countdown).
Oh, that's true.
Time travel. (Damn I don't have Knight of Time as my title anymore.)
But technically 1.81 is 1.8.1.
mrrandomplayer
Hopeless Situation Warrior
I started playing on 1.9. I got it in Summer 2012 and it didn't change to 1.10 until October 2012
About 1.2, how many of new features are included? I think features in green are done.
- Removal of the mercenary component
- Civic redesign, especially Organization, Society/Labor and Economy columns, replace Expansion column with a Military column
- Stability redesign
- Random event cleanup
- Better trade mechanics
- Congresses / Apostolic Palace / UN redesign
- Better AI wars behavior
- Inclusion of BUG mod
I still have to do that.
The Diocletian
Fire Fly
Didn't you do something that makes the AI more aggressive?
Why was this done?
The Diocletian
Fire Fly
I can't talk for Leoreth, but IMO the mercenary mechanic on the whole allowed the player to act in an overly aggressive and unhistorical way.
Tomorrow's Dawn
Heroes Never Die
It may still be possible to do an early Babylonian or Egyptian conquest victory though.
Lokki242
Emperor
My HUD appears to have stopped working. I am updated to what I believe is the latest SVN. Any ideas as to why this would be?
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