Zantonius Hamm
Gay anime communist
Yes. Twice.
JFD and Janboruta's Civilisations
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Adventurer
Well. (Ahem). Cardinals are known for their soft-heartedness and ability to categorize the amount of such inspired by a small kitten.
A question about Bohemia's UA, does Bohemia need to be allied to the City-State who follows Bohemia's religion to gain that extra delegate?
Also, If Bohemia does not found a religion, does that make a difference?
Good thing to know if I am spreading my religion...I may not want it to become Bohemia's majority....
Also, If Bohemia does not found a religion, does that make a difference?
Good thing to know if I am spreading my religion...I may not want it to become Bohemia's majority....
Zantonius Hamm
Gay anime communist
You recieve a delegate whether you're allied or not, and you do not have to have founded the religion.
bouncymischa
Synthetic Genie
So I just got a World Event notice:
"A philosophical debate on the cuddliness of kittens is ongoing in the Papal State."
I'm guessing that's from the Papal States mod? Gotta download it now!
notque
Artificially Intelligent
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You get the delegate even if you're not allied. I was playing next to Alexander the whole game which is rough for that Civ unless it worked that way.
One thing I would have done differently than I did was not advance eras as fast and get more great prophets and focus on faith. I didn't do that as much because I had a faith natural wonder, and wasn't sure about if the spreading even if not allied worked.
It would have been much smarter to focus on getting every city state.
I had a religion, not sure if it works if you don't get one.
JFD
Kathigitarkh
Yup, I'll post it later today.
So I just got a World Event notice:
"A philosophical debate on the cuddliness of kittens is ongoing in the Papal State."
I mean to lower the frequency of those events. America was telling me about their independence day celebrations about six times
You don't need to be allied to get the delegate; this is actually an oversight, but maybe it's preferable?
You don't need to found the religion; just needs to be the religion present in your Capital. Good for P&P
Actually, it's from Cultural Diversity. That event is the Mediterranean shared event (what the debate is on is random between ten different topics).
bouncymischa
Synthetic Genie
It may be shallow of me to become interested in a mod because of kittens, but it has now piqued my interest. I hadn't downloaded Cultural Diversity yet because most of the time I'm playing with fictional mods, but I've gotten more and more curious about it as it's grown... I'll have to hop over to its thread and see just how adaptable it is.
Smartguy725
Give TSL Support
Say JFD, why isn't Bohemia's icon up there with the others?
JFD
Kathigitarkh
That privilege is reserved for those civs that are fully updated
Smartguy725
Give TSL Support
Gyra Solune
King
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What do you mean by this?
TheD3rp
Lowly Footsoldier
This has been on my mind for a while, but am I the only one who thinks that the Ship of the Line doesn't fit Victoria that much? In my opinion something like the Warrior-class ironclad fits her much better.
Generally I think most of JFD's civs feel much more directed. You use this UE to do this which directly aids/supplements this other UE, etc.
Bohemia feels much more vague in comparison.
janboruta
Artistriarch
I don't find it to be an issue, especially because there's no place to re-assign the Ship of the Line to. In history, ships of the line were used well into the 1850's, the British (and the French) just fitted them with steam engines over time. Such ships were still used in the Crimean War.
Ironclads in the Royal Navy weren't that numerous, and their types were changing very rapidly over the period from 1860 to 1880/90, when standarised types of pre-dreadnought battleships started to appear en masse. It would certainly be interesting to give Victoria an ironclad, but for now there's not a big reason to - SotL serves its purpose in this civ.
(unless it was made a regular unit for all civs in the Industrial Era, which is just an appropriate thing to do
)
Viregel
, The Rt. Hon.
Anyone up for a George III civ then? Nelson, 1812 and and regency FTW!
janboruta
Artistriarch
Pretty yawn-inspiring, the American and French revolution periods were done to death.
JFD
Kathigitarkh
I'm not willing to add any more new civs to my intended plan, unless that civ is utterly, magnificently, stupendously compelling, and even then I'll look for any excuse to avoid it.
Viregel
, The Rt. Hon.
This is from a British perspective though, how could it possibly be boring? The UK in the Napoleonic Wars is something that's not really been done in Civ, though it probably is a bit overkill if you're splitting it that much. A pre-Tudor England could be interesting, though. I would make these myself, but I'd spell everything incorrectly. (Excuse of the century right there)
The UK in the Napoleonic Wars is something that's not really been done in Civ, though it probably is a bit overkill if you're splitting it that much. A pre-Tudor England could be interesting, though. I would make these myself, but I'd spell everything incorrectly. (Excuse of the century right there)
JFD
Kathigitarkh
This is from a British perspective though, how could it possibly be boring?
Ahem. I'm trying to cut back
