c13Garrison
Warlord
Greetings everyone.
I enjoy BTS just as much as any, however there is one factor that I wish could be changed. It would be nice if time counted Up, from the founding of your first city, and then when you adopted a state religion changed to the number of years after the founding of that religion.
Example;
First City is founded at 4000 BC, and time begins to count Up from that year 0 (zero). Then, in year 450 of this society, they adopt the Hindu faith which their neighbors had founded 45 years ago [3 turns], so their calendar would then switch- the current turn would be Year 450 of the original Society, but then the next turn would be year 60 of the new faith (founded 4 turns or 60 years ago).
This would be a much more realistic way of counting time for the player, and ditch the artifice of backdating everything to 'BC' times, and then initiating 'AD' times when you may not have ever even heard of Christianity.
Is such a time-display structure possible in this game format? If so, how difficult would it be to execute- or, has someone already managed to do so?
I enjoy BTS just as much as any, however there is one factor that I wish could be changed. It would be nice if time counted Up, from the founding of your first city, and then when you adopted a state religion changed to the number of years after the founding of that religion.
Example;
First City is founded at 4000 BC, and time begins to count Up from that year 0 (zero). Then, in year 450 of this society, they adopt the Hindu faith which their neighbors had founded 45 years ago [3 turns], so their calendar would then switch- the current turn would be Year 450 of the original Society, but then the next turn would be year 60 of the new faith (founded 4 turns or 60 years ago).
This would be a much more realistic way of counting time for the player, and ditch the artifice of backdating everything to 'BC' times, and then initiating 'AD' times when you may not have ever even heard of Christianity.
Is such a time-display structure possible in this game format? If so, how difficult would it be to execute- or, has someone already managed to do so?