Light In The East: Civs Of The Orient(And Beyond)

[JFD]

JFD please, I know you are drunk because of your b-day, but what on Earth were you drinking when you confused these colors

It was my birthday three days ago. It would be irresponsible of me to be still drunk Although I do often confuse Green and Yellow. It's a neurological quirk.

But I meant Great Moravia. Sorry. I'm British, so it's ok.

I also thought GM was released. All these months-in-planning civs

Spoiler :

So where's Karl?

Oh, just released you're doing Bosnia. Excellent I wanted to do them myself, but the guilt of looking for art was too much. Will it be a religious civ?

 

[Natan35]

Maybe he meantg to Slavic people based civs rather then to the actual slavic civ...
got Pangolinized by his modjesty and by knicks....

 

[Urdnot_Scott]

Does the Britisness explain still being drunk for two days after ones birthday, or mixing up all them Slavs? Coz in my experience both are pretty British things to do.

 

[SnowyNix]

Does the Britisness explain still being drunk for two days after ones birthday, or mixing up all them Slavs? Coz in my experience both are pretty British things to do.

ayy lmao

 

[GPuzzle]

ayy lmao

Shut up, you Serbian bastard.

 

[COF]

Oh, just released you're doing Bosnia. Excellent I wanted to do them myself, but the guilt of looking for art was too much. Will it be a religious civ?

I posted the design a while back

Spoiler :

Bosnia - Herzegovina​

Husein-kapetan Gradaščević
Sarajevo
UA: Jerusalem of Europe: Every religion in a city contributes to Great Writer, Musician and Artist generation in that city with +5% . Foreign Great Works lower the needed Culture for the adoption of a New Social Policy.

UU: Akindzija: Lancer replacement. Much cheaper but also weaker, gains culture from kills and getting killed. No horses required.

UB: Carsija: Market Replacement, +1 Gold +25% Gold +1 Culture, instead of a Merchant specialist slot it contains a Craftsman specialist slot that provides +1 Tourism and +1 Culture and +1 Great Writer Points (or points towards a random Cultural GP, haven't decided).

A mix of Faith and Culture. Thought it would be nice to have another Bosnia, especially since you are making Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.

Also, didn't you say you are not interested in Bosnia when you announced Croatia?

Regarding the colors, I dunno. Let's see how they look in game, if Moravia gets out and the colors are too close we could change them.

 

[Tarmont]

Shut up, you Serbian bastard.

What a missed opportunity to mistake Slovakia with Slovenia, damned Argentinian.

 

[janboruta]

The colours are really similar to Great Moravia, though. Unless he plans to change the colour scheme for that.

Great Moravia will be changed a bit, I'm not happy with it anyway.

 

[JFD]

I posted the design a while back

Spoiler :

Bosnia - Herzegovina​

Husein-kapetan Gradaščević
Sarajevo
UA: Jerusalem of Europe: Every religion in a city contributes to Great Writer, Musician and Artist generation in that city with +5% . Foreign Great Works lower the needed Culture for the adoption of a New Social Policy.

UU: Akindzija: Lancer replacement. Much cheaper but also weaker, gains culture from kills and getting killed. No horses required.

UB: Carsija: Market Replacement, +1 Gold +25% Gold +1 Culture, instead of a Merchant specialist slot it contains a Craftsman specialist slot that provides +1 Tourism and +1 Culture.

A mix of Faith and Culture. Thought it would be nice to have another Bosnia, especially since you are making Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.

Also, didn't you say you are not interested in Bosnia when you announced Croatia?

Regarding the colors, I dunno. Let's see how they look in game, if Moravia gets out and the colors are too close we could change them.

Neat. A potent mix.

Announcing Croatia was so long ago that any such plans made then are best considered tentative. I just like the Balkans as the bulwark of religious fortitude., and Bosnia always struck me as a part of that. But Croatia, like Serbia, rose quickly and fell harder, and the concept always compelled me given the "what if" nature of the game; in fact, I decided I wanted to do Serbia because I had a design that fit perfectly with that concept, and that concept hasn't yet changed (nor been duplicated). I still want to make Montenegro, if I can, if things go well, though. Prince-Bishoprics are awesome, and 21st century countries that go monarchy are good in my book

What a missed opportunity to mistake Slovakia with Slovenia, damned Argentinian.

Damn Brazilians. Always growing at an economic rate that is threatening to the West

 

[COF]

Well, consider me hyped! I really wanna see what you come up with for Serbia and Croatia, while Montenegro is a bit more predictable. Croatian leader is Tomislav btw, right?
If someone makes a Balkan TSL map I could play all those together on a map, but my damn Worldbuilder refuses to launch.

 

[JFD]

Have you tried WorldBuilder directly from the exe? I can never open it from Steam anyway.

Croatian leader is Tomislav, just like Serbian leader is Dusan. I don't think anyone else could conceivably lead

 

[Urdnot_Scott]

Have you tried WorldBuilder directly from the exe? I can never open it from Steam anyway.

Croatian leader is Tomislav, just like Serbian leader is Dusan. I don't think anyone else could conceivably lead

Ooh hype for Dusan - you can always tell which leaders are the real deal when their entire state falls down the second they die.

 

[COF]

Have you tried WorldBuilder directly from the exe? I can never open it from Steam anyway.

Croatian leader is Tomislav, just like Serbian leader is Dusan. I don't think anyone else could conceivably lead

Yeah, not sure why I would expect anyone else tbh.

Where can I find the exe?

 

[JFD]

Ooh hype for Dusan - you can always tell which leaders are the real deal when their entire state falls down the second they die.

Serbia UA: Dusan the Great: Upon achieving a Domination Victory, the game immediately CTDs and can never be played again.

Yeah, not sure why I would expect anyone else tbh.

Where can I find the exe?

Steam\steamapps\common\Sid Meier's Civilization V SDK\WorldBuilder\x86

WorldBuilder takes an exorbitant amount of time to load, but it typically gets there eventually if you load it from the exe, and then open a map from the program (rather than, say, loading the program by double-clicking a map).

 

[SnowyNix]

Ooh hype for Dusan - you can always tell which leaders are the real deal when their entire state falls down the second they die.

Svatopluk and Samo come to mind

I'll get to work on them sometime i promise

 

[Urdnot_Scott]

Svatopluk and Samo come to mind

I'll get to work on them sometime i promise

I'm not sure if all these strong, slavic figures emerging throughout history says good things or bad things about the region. On the one hand, it could be interpreted that it shows how Eastern Europe can regularly produce extraordinarily strong and powerful men, the likes of which the rest of the world simply can't match.

On the other hand it might just be saying that only really tough people can stop everyone from killing eachother long enough to build an empire.

 

[JFD]

I'm not sure if all these strong figures emerging out of the Balkans says good things or bad things about the region. On the one hand, it could be interpreted that it shows how the Balkans can regularly produce extraordinarily strong and powerful men, the likes of which the rest of the world simply can't match.

Spoiler :

"U w0t m8t?"

 

[COF]

Steam\steamapps\common\Sid Meier's Civilization V SDK\WorldBuilder\x86

WorldBuilder takes an exorbitant amount of time to load, but it typically gets there eventually if you load it from the exe, and then open a map from the program (rather than, say, loading the program by double-clicking a map).

I absolutely cannot believe that worked!

Thanks man!

 

[SnowyNix]

I'm not sure if all these strong figures emerging out of the Balkans says good things or bad things about the region. On the one hand, it could be interpreted that it shows how the Balkans can regularly produce extraordinarily strong and powerful men, the likes of which the rest of the world simply can't match.

On the other hand it might just be saying that only really tough people can stop everyone from killing eachother long enough to build an empire.

> Svatopluk and Samo
> "all these Balkan figures"

uwot.m8

 

[Urdnot_Scott]

> Svatopluk and Samo
> "all these Balkan figures"

uwot.m8

Oh quiet you, you heard JFD you're all the same to us across the channel. You're just lucky I'm bothering to separate the two types of European.