[GEM 1.13/CivUp 2.4] No Citystate improve resource quest

[skodkim]

Hi

The way CSD compatibility is handled in GEM 1.13/CivUp 2.4 is AFAK a bit unfortunate as it simply removes access to the "diplomatic misson" (was it called that?) menu item when you clivk on a City state.

Unfortunately this also removes access to other items that were in that menu, e.g. the ability to pay for Citystates to improve nearby resources and (I think) gifting of units.

CSD has a setting that should (haven't tested it) disable gold gifting to Citystates by setting the value 2 for a setting called 'GIFT_OPTION' and running the following:

Spoiler :

UPDATE Defines
SET Value = 0
WHERE Name = 'MINOR_GOLD_GIFT_LARGE' AND EXISTS (SELECT * FROM CSD WHERE Type='GIFT_OPTION' AND Value= 2 );

UPDATE Defines
SET Value = 0
WHERE Name = 'MINOR_GOLD_GIFT_MEDIUM' AND EXISTS (SELECT * FROM CSD WHERE Type='GIFT_OPTION' AND Value= 2 );

UPDATE Defines
SET Value = 0
WHERE Name = 'MINOR_GOLD_GIFT_SMALL' AND EXISTS (SELECT * FROM CSD WHERE Type='GIFT_OPTION' AND Value= 2 );

UPDATE Defines
SET Value = 0
WHERE Name = 'MINOR_CIV_GOLD_GIFT_MINIMUM_FRIENDSHIP_REWARD' AND EXISTS (SELECT * FROM CSD WHERE Type='GIFT_OPTION' AND Value= 2 );

\Skodkim

 

[Thalassicus]

Thanks for bringing this up. I'll see what I can do.

 

[skodkim]

Actually theres also an option in GlobalAIDefines.xml that probably disables the investment quest (haven't tested and can't really see how without playing an entire game) This should also be set to 1 if CSD is enabled.

It's called QUEST_DISABLED_INVEST

\Skodkim

 

[Thalassicus]

It's easy to test:

1. Start game
2. Give 1000 gold on Active Player tab of the tuner
3. "Show all map" on Map tab

 

[skodkim]

Are we talking about the same thing here? I'm talking about the quest where gold gofts to CS'es give x% more influence during a certain period.

To test that I'd have to have the quest active and I dont really know how to trigger that (other than playing a lot of turns and see if it turns up)...

\Skodkim

 

[Thalassicus]

Oh! I misread thinking you meant a way to test gold gifts. I understand now.