Mod Component Request Thread

I have NEVER like any game with a random tree, because it always results in some player getting a huge advantage because a certain tech becomes available to early or a disadvantage because a critical tech becomes available to late.

 

Got another request:

Charcoal burner- improvement for a forest tile:
+1 coal

 

One mod that might be good is a "Resource Based Tech Rate Modifier". It would require having resources appear earlier than you can use them but, if you have access to the resource, it will reduce the research time for techs related to that resource (so, as an example, having resources like gold, silver or iron will boost the rate at which you can discover Metal Casting). Just a thought!

Aussie.

 

I definitely agree. That feature already exists in Fall Further and Rise from Erebus (and other mods? I don't know, didn't pay attention to civ4 modcomps unless I was looking for something ).

 

Can I have a modcomponent which makes it so that by getting a certain amount of influence with them they join your empire, or just act as a city in your empire: They are basically puppets which keeep giving you city state bonuses.
EDIT: I would also like one of those, tech by conquest mod components.

 

I found a mod in the browser a while back that ended the tech tree with the industrial era. I prefer that type of game, where tech builds up from mud huts and ends in WWII tech, so a mod that cut out the modern era techs was great. However, Radar is for some inexplicable reason included in the modern era. So, Bombers and Paratroopers (two of my favorite game units) got chopped out. I tried altering the mod in modbuddy to not exclude Radar from the Tech tree, but I apparently can't do it. If this mod exists, or if someone would be interested in making it (i'm sure its a quick thing that I cannot figure out) please let me know. I think it would improve Industrial ended games for those of us who prefer them.

 

Anyone care to make a mod that causes missiles to auto-sleep when you rebase them to a ship?

 

"Building Resources -- Template" mod. Give feedback at:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=395995

 

Map trading

 

I would like a modcomp that removes the embarkation promotion when you exit friendly territory.

 

my mod request is about settler production for more realism.

1) a city citizen based settler production cycle

you may build a new settler only when a city has a citizen value of 10.
the procedure may follow by value of 20 and so on..

2) turn based settler production

when you've reached a turn limit you may produce a new settler even when you haven't reached the required citizen value

is this possible to do?

 

I would love a terraform action for workers.

 

I second this. I need it for a scenario I'm planning, but it's also more realistic for how barbarians should treat cities. Anyone figure out a way to do this yet?

 

I would like to see a Migrant unit. This could be used for population transference between cities.

When a migrant unit is built, it eats up one population. You then send it to another one of your cities to consume, which gives that city one population.

 

Hello everyone.
Is it possible to make a priority list for automated workers, so they will improve resources and build trading posts on all the other tiles?

Been searching around, but without luck

Thanks

 

Is it possible to mod in a system that lets you place signs like you could in civ4. This would help the SG community loads.

 

I need a mod comp that makes it so you must spend to start a production. ( units and buildings will cost both gold and production)

I want to make represent resources & have be industrial capacity.
I think this could open up a lot of cool possibilities.
Production is more related to industrial capacity then the number of mines you have. Resources can be transported from afar.


Would such a switch even be possible?

Secondly, I would love to have negative yields for specialists as well as resource requirements. I was going to make an electricity resource and make each factory worker require it as opposed to the factory its self. I could then make consumer goods factories which make luxuries (which could be traded). Also I wanted to have advanced scientists yield much more at a cost of .

 

I was wondering if it was possible to turn a sea-tile into a land-tile (with a pre-defined resource)? I was thinking of adding a new building in a MOD. Once the building is completed, I want the player to be able to convert a sea-tile into a land-tile.

In the city screen the player should be able to convert 2 tiles he owns from sea tiles to land-tiles (just like he is able to buy tiles).

Would that be possible through a MOD?

 

If you allow such a building, which could only be built on a coastal city of course, you could be prevent being able to build another coastal building such as a lighthouse. Create an eiter/or situation so you have to make a strategic choice. After all, the coast only has so much room.

That reminds me of how in Alpha Centauri the sea levels could be lowered or raised. A random event that causes something like that would be a riot.

What about the possibility of sea cities? This has been talked about or hinted at since Civ 3 but was never ever properly implemented so far as I know.

 

I indeed thought of that. So the tiles converted to land tiles should be at least 3 tiles aways from the town (like the tiles with an arrow in the screenshot). So there has to be a build-in rule which prevents to convert the tiles in front of the town.

I want this because I want to add the unique building "polder" to my Dutch Civ Mod. Through building dikes the dutch would be able to convert sea-tiles into land-tiles.