Oh... stupid me I should have noticed that lolNo, votes are just 1 per civ, with Overcouncil having a hero who can provide you a second vote. No population weighting or limited membership in FfH.
Many people are pushing to get it changed so it rounds up properly. Seems right now to round down most of the time. Not a huge issue in Vanilla where you have hundreds of votes. Big issue here where you have 1 each.
Is it just me or isn't the winter to normal conversion too fast? Should stay much longer (and be less stretched and more concentrated to a border expanding from middle of the planet) so it will be harder to expand.
The Black Wind is supposed to give you gold when you sink an enemy ship, but it dosen't.
I did that too a while back. I had OO (the entire game) but I could build courtesans in cities that had CoE in them. So the question here would be, is this intended?Able to build Courtesan with AV state religion. CoE was present in the city, I did found CoE, had holy city and CoE shrine. Switched to AV from CoE long ago.
Is there a problem with Loki or do I not understand how it works?
My Loki was in a Charadon city and got killed by a barbarian goblin. Shouldn't it have fleed?
I'm in .30 with the latest patch.
Entirely as intended vanilla behaviour - why wouldn't you let your ally use the tiles in his city radii? Between permanent allies the usual control rules apply only to tiles which are within the radii of 0 or 2 cities; those within the radius of exactly one city are always available to that city (providing its culture is enough to reach it, I believe). If you lose control of a resource this way, the AI will happily give you it back if you ask.Last night I played a OCC as the Kuriotates. Everything was fine until I entered a perm alliance with my neighbor. I had massive culture (boku wonders) but when we joined he also cut into my workable tiles, only the ones that were outside of the normal radius though.
Entirely as intended vanilla behaviour - why wouldn't you let your ally use the tiles in his city radii? Between permanent allies the usual control rules apply only to tiles which are within the radii of 0 or 2 cities; those within the radius of exactly one city are always available to that city (providing its culture is enough to reach it, I believe). If you lose control of a resource this way, the AI will happily give you it back if you ask.