BanTingyun
Chieftain
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2016
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Bug Report: Attacking a stack of sheaim units, took a "burning eye" unit as a slave. Slave is generic, fully functioning humanoid. Very odd. Confirmed in message log, which reports the burning eye unit captured as a slave.
Suggestion on a new mechanic to implement: Realism Invictus has a mechanic whereby if a civ possesses the holy city of a religion but does not implement it as a state religion, then the holy city may switch to a different city under a civ that does follow that as a state religion. Also, if holy cities are destroyed, then a new one will take its place from among those that follow the religon. I think this is a wonderful mechanic, and better reflects the realities of how these religions would likely operate.
I also think it would improve game balance. In my wife's recent game, the light elves founded the ashen veil (no clue why, they were following fellowship of the leaves, perhaps there is a problem with aendal pheadra's research priorities? or maybe they got the tech for free from some event or great person?), and then had the holy city locked up in their civ, which rather weakened its potential. To allow all religions to flourish and pose the threat they should, would be somewhat better to have the holy city capable of migration I think.
Suggestion on a new mechanic to implement: Realism Invictus has a mechanic whereby if a civ possesses the holy city of a religion but does not implement it as a state religion, then the holy city may switch to a different city under a civ that does follow that as a state religion. Also, if holy cities are destroyed, then a new one will take its place from among those that follow the religon. I think this is a wonderful mechanic, and better reflects the realities of how these religions would likely operate.
I also think it would improve game balance. In my wife's recent game, the light elves founded the ashen veil (no clue why, they were following fellowship of the leaves, perhaps there is a problem with aendal pheadra's research priorities? or maybe they got the tech for free from some event or great person?), and then had the holy city locked up in their civ, which rather weakened its potential. To allow all religions to flourish and pose the threat they should, would be somewhat better to have the holy city capable of migration I think.