On a related note, I think Mercantilism should be penalized after the discovery of corporation, since it's not realistic to have no trade with other countries. I can even say after economics is discovered the penalty can be applied, but that might be too soon for the mercantiles to switch. You can always aim for SC/communism if you don't want free trade and the risk of a great depression.
Once you hit all the bonus trade routes and improvements available at corporation mercantilism tends to lose its economic edge over free market unless you have multiple vassals or are THE game in town, I know in one German game I played I stayed with mercantilism up to the end due to multiple vassal states and ruling all of Europe, with all the infrastructure inside the Reich I didn't need much foreign trade.
I hate it how pre-determined the game is. My game as England has been ruined by persistent Americans. What if I don't want to lose cities time and time again?
I hate it how pre-determined the game is. My game as England has been ruined by persistent Americans. What if I don't want to lose cities time and time again?
wow, usually in my games, its british infantry against american riflemen. The Americans start too backwards. They should have all of the techs the British have in 1733, otherwise its impossible to catch up.
wow, usually in my games, its british infantry against american riflemen. The Americans start too backwards. They should have all of the techs the British have in 1733, otherwise its impossible to catch up.
You could try playing with the No Tech Brokering option to slow down tech progress. You'll need to edit your Rhye's and Fall of Civilization.ini to set NoCustomScenario = 0 and then choose Custom Scenario from the main menu.
You could try playing with the No Tech Brokering option to slow down tech progress. You'll need to edit your Rhye's and Fall of Civilization.ini to set NoCustomScenario = 0 and then choose Custom Scenario from the main menu.
So you can only trade your own technologies? I believe that would making the catch up thing from america to modernize with everyone else all the harder.
But it would decrease the lead to begin with.
Without brokering, there will be less tech trading overall for all the turns before you play. This decreases the overall tech pace by requiring more civs to research techs, so when America spawns with the same techs as normal, so they should be closer.
I hate it how pre-determined the game is. My game as England has been ruined by persistent Americans. What if I don't want to lose cities time and time again?
I hate it how pre-determined the game is. My game as England has been ruined by persistent Americans. What if I don't want to lose cities time and time again?
The thing is he wasn't playing a game he was supposed to enjoy. He was playing a game called life, children. Now gather round the fire and the guitar for me to play you all a song.
playing as the Americans, cities of other civs often flip to me with the "We can not forget the cruel oppression" unhappy faces. Well, the American Revolution was all about the cruel oppression and getting away with it. Any chance of removing this in flipped cities, as they now have a new leader.
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