TLDR: I need to play as all nations and have world builder enabled
So I can't find anything in previous posts and I've also asked in reddit to see if it was an option. Let's see if anybody here can help me.
I am starting a custom "created" game with some friends of mine and we want to use civ 4 as a "engine" to run it. Basically we are going to play a game based on CIV 4 mechanics with a GM (me). It's basically going to be like a role playing game where they are actually rulers of a nation. I'll use civ 4 rules for almost everything but I need to be able to control more than one nation in game to do actually do what they want to do.
So if player 1 wants to "explore north-west" I'll use his units to explore northwest and then explain what he discovers there. After that I'll change to player 2 and do whatever he wants to do, etc...
It's gonna be more of a RPG - strategy experience based on CIV 4.
I think I could "easily" do this with a hotseat mode, but I would love to play the game with the Rise of Mankind Mod (Maybe Caveman2Cosmos but I've read some bad things about performance while playing it and maybe it's too much for this kind of game) and I would like to have acces to the world builder or other events just to be have a safety net in case I need to "change" something while the game is going as a GM... maybe controlling one of the NPC nations if they go independent or maybe controlling a disaster or whatever. I just want to retain some control over the world, particularly NPC nations are intimidating because they could break the game since they wouldn't work by my "Out of CIV" rules.
I'm posting this into de Caveman2Cosmos mod forum because maybe this game adds some way to do what I intend to do, but I'm also scared about it being too much to create this "parallel" civ game. I'm also scared about finding unwantend crashes or having the save file corrupted... I never played C2C before and I don't know if it's stable or not. Maybe I should go back to something less ambitious like Rise of Mankind or A new dawn?
Any help is gonna be welcome. Thanks!!
So I can't find anything in previous posts and I've also asked in reddit to see if it was an option. Let's see if anybody here can help me.
I am starting a custom "created" game with some friends of mine and we want to use civ 4 as a "engine" to run it. Basically we are going to play a game based on CIV 4 mechanics with a GM (me). It's basically going to be like a role playing game where they are actually rulers of a nation. I'll use civ 4 rules for almost everything but I need to be able to control more than one nation in game to do actually do what they want to do.
So if player 1 wants to "explore north-west" I'll use his units to explore northwest and then explain what he discovers there. After that I'll change to player 2 and do whatever he wants to do, etc...
It's gonna be more of a RPG - strategy experience based on CIV 4.
I think I could "easily" do this with a hotseat mode, but I would love to play the game with the Rise of Mankind Mod (Maybe Caveman2Cosmos but I've read some bad things about performance while playing it and maybe it's too much for this kind of game) and I would like to have acces to the world builder or other events just to be have a safety net in case I need to "change" something while the game is going as a GM... maybe controlling one of the NPC nations if they go independent or maybe controlling a disaster or whatever. I just want to retain some control over the world, particularly NPC nations are intimidating because they could break the game since they wouldn't work by my "Out of CIV" rules.
I'm posting this into de Caveman2Cosmos mod forum because maybe this game adds some way to do what I intend to do, but I'm also scared about it being too much to create this "parallel" civ game. I'm also scared about finding unwantend crashes or having the save file corrupted... I never played C2C before and I don't know if it's stable or not. Maybe I should go back to something less ambitious like Rise of Mankind or A new dawn?
Any help is gonna be welcome. Thanks!!