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Afforess
The White Wizard
I have the SDK merged (I think) correctly, but I never could get the python right, so I don't know. I probably need to learn more before I attempt it again.
JaeChunDaeSung
Prince
@Dancing Hoskuld
Everything looks great. I'll try and find a better image for the Shamanism button, since you're using the previous image for Geomancy.
Speaking of, if you can add +1
for Afforess' Beautification Project (Grove, Castle Garden, City Park), that should complete the tech. Otherwise, I was also thinking of a free GP for first to discover this, so would a Prophet or Scientist make more sense?
Everything looks great. I'll try and find a better image for the Shamanism button, since you're using the previous image for Geomancy.
Speaking of, if you can add +1
for Afforess' Beautification Project (Grove, Castle Garden, City Park), that should complete the tech. Otherwise, I was also thinking of a free GP for first to discover this, so would a Prophet or Scientist make more sense?
Hydromancerx
C2C Modder
With all these sinking ships, wouldn't it be cool if you could get a work boat or submarine to go out and search for sunken treasure? Could something like that be done?
DRJ
Hedonist
Yay, deep sea ruins/res, great idea. Exploration of the deep seas could be done by a new unit, scientific sub, which can be parked on a spot for some turns and has a small chance to find something, extracting res/ruins or nothing...
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
It should be possible to add to the sinking events and lost combat result something which then places a "sunken ship" resource on the plot. So we need some graphics for the resource.
Hydromancerx
C2C Modder
Doesn't one of the buildings or wonders like "Magellan's Voyage" have a sunken ship graphic?
EDIT: Found it!
In Vincentz's "Sea Harvest" modmod, he has a sunken ship for "shipping lanes". This could be used for a sunken ship!
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
Doesn't one of the buildings or wonders like "Magellan's Voyage" have a sunken ship graphic?
EDIT: Found it!
In Vincentz's "Sea Harvest" modmod, he has a sunken ship for "shipping lanes". This could be used for a sunken ship!
But then what will we use for sea lanes?
I am moving the stuff for the requested earlier Shinto mod to another thread. Since I have most of it working under 2.8.
Hydromancerx
C2C Modder
Well first of all i thought it was kind of weird for sea lanes to have a sunk boat. Perhaps they could be changed to floating bouies or something.
If that can't be done you could easily just change the texture of the boat to a different color/hue.
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
Discussion on Shamans and Shinto mod moved.
Black Rose
Chieftain
Just some ideas: 
For alternative power sources: Wave-energy generators (they have them in Denmark I think), sort of like floating power plants that generate electricity from waves.
New concept: Crime (?)
Various things such as instability in the kingdom, certain buildings, civics, resources (such as drugs like hemp (marihuana) and opium (see below)), war weariness, unhappiness, health problems, etc. should cause crime and give each city a crime rating. Crime can be fought by having units present in the city, building a courthouse, jail and police station, producing a city watch system (see new buildings). Crime increases city maintenance depending on the crime rating, but also damages production somewhat, and could reduce effectiveness of science and espionage output (?). Furthermore, high crime causes further unhappiness and makes cities able to revolt.
Certain new events could increase or decrease crime ratings somewhat, and criminal gangs or syndicates (like mafia) could arise and make crime organized. Organized crime should prove to be a real threat to stability for that region/city, really damage commerce, physically damage a unit stationed inside the city, and possibility of uprisings outside the city (units generated outside the city to attack).
New concept: Tourism (starts really early in the game, but kicks off after Flight)
Tourism is something that happens automatically, and every city has a tourism rating, showing how attractive that city is for tourists. High tourism generates gold and reduces maintenance. Tourism is based on the rating of the city (based on wonders, culture, stability, trade routes, happiness, health, crime, city size, demographics, civilization ratings, etc. Certain civics can make high ratings of tourism cause unhappiness (such as fascism and nationalism). These and police state also decrease tourism. It is possible to shut off tourism from the city entirely if the player so wishes. (should have own button in city screen).
These buildings etc. increase tourism ratings drastically:
- Wonders.
- Airport
- Harbour
- Commercial Port.
- Collective Transportation.
- Hotel
- Holy city.
- Museums
- National Park
- Safari
- Park (new)
- Travel Agencies (new)
- Tourist information centre. (new)
New game features (I know they aren't 100% realistic, but if I could choose... These two are eye candy for players and are sorely missed by me...)
- Palace Improvements are taken back.
- New option to see city overview, not only based on the map graphics. The city
overview reflects population, city improvements, palace and improvements (if any),
wonders, but also (important!) -the city's immediate and surrounding terrain
features...
- Supply trains -cities connected by trade routes can distribute food in between each
other. And up to 10% of the city's production can be sent to increase production in
other cities. The rates of such supply trains can be regulated in the city that sends,
but also in the receiving city. There is always some squandering of resources when
shipped like this, so a small penalty (maybe only 1 or 5% of the total amount) is
subtracted from the effective amount. The amount of such squandering depends on
stability and crime. A receiving city has a limit of the amount of resources it can
receive on any given turn (depending on the city's size) -maybe the city's size x5?
- Terrain improvements on terrain inside cultural borders but outside city limits: based
on the supply trains idea above, I thought it only rational that outlying farms and
villages/town still support their nearest city. So an outlying farm could produce
between 1 and 3 food for the city, while cottages/towns/etc. could produce 1 or
more in commerce for their parent city. Outlying workshops and lumbermills, etc
should produce a hammer or two for the city, and mills could produce any one or two
yields (production, commerce, or food). Plantations/forts give the normal resource as
usual. By means of this, gaining land through cultural achiements or war gains a new
focus, and is open for negotiations through diplomacy (see below).
New diplomacy options:
- Can negotiate to gain land squares from the other civ. Thus it is possible to switch
land area, which may benefit cities in respects to outlying farms etc (this is based
on the unrealistic feature presented above).
- To freeze national borders. For a set number of turns, or until further notice, the
national borders between two neighbouring civs can be agreed upon. I personally got
tired of the "liquid" borders in the game. Military conquest of land is still possible. And
if culture is high in a neighbouring city it can still flip. The rating of culture in a tile
will determine the relative value of the tile in negotiations. If it is 75% yours and 25% theirs, it will be "cheap" to trade for in diplomacy.
- Ability to request units ("please give me a worker for x gold", or just "Give me a
worker" - demand tribute)
- Ability to request aid against a unit that threatens the civ's land-only possible if you
are both up against the same civ or it is a barbarian unit.
- Stop bothering about "I want you to cancel your deals with Civ X" if the trade
relation is only open borders.
- Help to build a terrain improvement at a chosen location (?) or gain a resource.
New quests:
* Treasure hunting:
Gain treasure maps from various sources that can hint of a location of a treasure. If found, the treasure will give you gold, or maybe even help research rates. Workers or scouts are units capable of digging for treasure. The locaton of a treasure is never given specifically, but a number of squares can sometimes be highlighted to present possible locations for the treasure. Careful clues should be given on the quest so it is possible to guess the location of the treasure. You can only gain clues about treasures in land areas you have already discovered.
* Aid a civ:
Give x units of x to Civ x for x gold or other advantages such as relation boosts, gift of one free unit, land area, etc.
* Destroy the barbarian town/tribe of --- (name of barbarian city).
* Gain independence from Civ x -declare war on your master civ within x turns and fight until you can declare peace. If you lose more than x cities to outside enemies, or you can't declare peace as an independent nation within x turns, you fail the quest. If you win, reap big benefits...
New unit:
- Cruise ship -can spread influence like an entertainer. Attacking a cruise ship should
cause unhappiness with other civs. And it can generate a small amount of gold. It
should have a small button on the display which is called "honk the horn" -on which
the horn gives off a long, deep honk. Purely for entertainment purposes.
- Diplomat -can produce espionage. But can also establish an embassy with any given
civ. I miss this feature from civ 2... Without an ambassy, information and contact
with a civ is limited, and trade agreements are impossible.
New corporations:
- IKEA or Furniture Inc. (bonuses from varius tree sorts, such as Oak, pine, etc., but
also glassware)
- Burger World (seen in History in the Making), uses cow, pig, fish, sheep (I think),
and could use chicken if that resource is implemented.
- General Motors/Vehicle corporation, can build special units, gives special bonus to
vehicle units (tanks, airplanes, etc.) in the form of a promotion or XP (?), and gives
a commerce bonus to cities from these resources (+5%): Oil, natural gas, aluminium
- Hi-Tech corporation dealing with computers and hi-tech hardware. Gives bonus to
commerce from these resources: gold, copper, aluminium, gems
- Coal Inc. Gives a huge commerce bonus from each coal resource and for each city it
is inside which uses a coal plant /ironworks.
- Shipping -a coastal company that specializes in trade, gives bonus from trade routes.
- Luxury cruises -company that specializes in giving off great voyages at sea -cities
with departments can contruct cruise ship units. Gives income based on tourism.
New resources and new ideas for resources:
- Oak trees (builds more sturdy war machines/builds faster -reserved to northern
hemisphere)
- a few other tree resources that give bonuses to certain units/buildings and to the
IKEA/Furniture Corporation
- Walrus (provides ivory, but cannot build elephant riders) -this was a common
resource for ivory in Norway for example.
- Seals (i like that idea)
- Squids -another sea resource.
- Natural Gas -can build gas plants for electricity, vehicles that run on gas, Gasprom
wonder, ceratin buildings get extra bonuses from gas, such as the new restaurant
suggestion, but also hospitals gain +1 health bonus (?) etc.
- Hemp -already existing (give contruction bonus to sail ships/wooden ships as well as
happiness).
- Opium plants (a rare resource, high value) -gives +1 happiness, +2 unhealthiness
(because of the opiumates and heroin drug abuse). If crime is incorporated, add
crime rating as well.
Bonuses for having high rates of happiness, health:
This should make collecting many various resources valuable, even if they are
strictly not needed.
- High happiness: Bonuses to income from that city/lower maintenance, and lower
crime.
- High health: Bonus to population growth, presented as extra food bonus.
New buildings:
- Restaurant: +5% commerce/+1 gold with cow/pig/sheep/fish/olives (etc.), and +1
culture. Maybe give only 1% increase per resource and let it include all food
resources. +1 food and +10% commerce with gas
- City watch (available with Code of Laws) -fight crime (see above). Obsolete when
building a police station.
- Travel Agencies: Commerce bonus +5% with airport/commercial harbour, +1
happiness. Increases tourism.
- Tourist information: increases tourism.
- Cafe: +1 happiness, +5% commerce/+1 gold from coffee, tea.
- Pub/tavern: +1 happiness. +1 happiness/+1 gold per: alcohol, wine.
- Park: +1 happiness.
New terrain features:
- Light forest (like in Colonization) -yields 1 less hammer and less production when cut
down.
- Wide river (ships or wooden ships can sail there, and city can build like a normal
coastal city).
New terrain improvements.
- Forts that spread canals -makes for canals being really long, at least up to 3
consecutive squares.
- Alternatively, build canals instead of forts, takes less time.
- Coastal bridge -a bridge functioning as road/highway/railroad, etc., that can span at
least one coastal tile and over to another side. Possibly 1 movement penalty for
ships to cross?
-Alternatively, underwater tunnel... -No movement penalty for ships.
And PLEASE add a possibility to demolish buildings for a cost, and gain a few hammers (maybe 5% of the building's construction cost)
Please remove the Tourism and Vassalage from the research tree. And please add info and text on the research topics.
Btw, love the ideas for the longer Stone age setting... It would mean starting at maybe 10,000 bc or something. Remember that areas with mammoths should have the ability to train mammoth slayers (many 100% strength against mammoth), and it could serve as a source for mammoth meat and cloth. They didn't care about mammoth riders or ivory at that time, not in a sence of national happiness for the ivory at least... Mammoth should be a resource that can spawn a mammoth unit (barbarian). And maybe the mammoth unit cannot be worked into a camp by workers, but would require a unit of mammoth slayers/hunters?
So, what do you guys think?
For alternative power sources: Wave-energy generators (they have them in Denmark I think), sort of like floating power plants that generate electricity from waves.
New concept: Crime (?)
Various things such as instability in the kingdom, certain buildings, civics, resources (such as drugs like hemp (marihuana) and opium (see below)), war weariness, unhappiness, health problems, etc. should cause crime and give each city a crime rating. Crime can be fought by having units present in the city, building a courthouse, jail and police station, producing a city watch system (see new buildings). Crime increases city maintenance depending on the crime rating, but also damages production somewhat, and could reduce effectiveness of science and espionage output (?). Furthermore, high crime causes further unhappiness and makes cities able to revolt.
Certain new events could increase or decrease crime ratings somewhat, and criminal gangs or syndicates (like mafia) could arise and make crime organized. Organized crime should prove to be a real threat to stability for that region/city, really damage commerce, physically damage a unit stationed inside the city, and possibility of uprisings outside the city (units generated outside the city to attack).
New concept: Tourism (starts really early in the game, but kicks off after Flight)
Tourism is something that happens automatically, and every city has a tourism rating, showing how attractive that city is for tourists. High tourism generates gold and reduces maintenance. Tourism is based on the rating of the city (based on wonders, culture, stability, trade routes, happiness, health, crime, city size, demographics, civilization ratings, etc. Certain civics can make high ratings of tourism cause unhappiness (such as fascism and nationalism). These and police state also decrease tourism. It is possible to shut off tourism from the city entirely if the player so wishes. (should have own button in city screen).
These buildings etc. increase tourism ratings drastically:
- Wonders.
- Airport
- Harbour
- Commercial Port.
- Collective Transportation.
- Hotel
- Holy city.
- Museums
- National Park
- Safari
- Park (new)
- Travel Agencies (new)
- Tourist information centre. (new)
New game features (I know they aren't 100% realistic, but if I could choose... These two are eye candy for players and are sorely missed by me...)
- Palace Improvements are taken back.
- New option to see city overview, not only based on the map graphics. The city
overview reflects population, city improvements, palace and improvements (if any),
wonders, but also (important!) -the city's immediate and surrounding terrain
features...
- Supply trains -cities connected by trade routes can distribute food in between each
other. And up to 10% of the city's production can be sent to increase production in
other cities. The rates of such supply trains can be regulated in the city that sends,
but also in the receiving city. There is always some squandering of resources when
shipped like this, so a small penalty (maybe only 1 or 5% of the total amount) is
subtracted from the effective amount. The amount of such squandering depends on
stability and crime. A receiving city has a limit of the amount of resources it can
receive on any given turn (depending on the city's size) -maybe the city's size x5?
- Terrain improvements on terrain inside cultural borders but outside city limits: based
on the supply trains idea above, I thought it only rational that outlying farms and
villages/town still support their nearest city. So an outlying farm could produce
between 1 and 3 food for the city, while cottages/towns/etc. could produce 1 or
more in commerce for their parent city. Outlying workshops and lumbermills, etc
should produce a hammer or two for the city, and mills could produce any one or two
yields (production, commerce, or food). Plantations/forts give the normal resource as
usual. By means of this, gaining land through cultural achiements or war gains a new
focus, and is open for negotiations through diplomacy (see below).
New diplomacy options:
- Can negotiate to gain land squares from the other civ. Thus it is possible to switch
land area, which may benefit cities in respects to outlying farms etc (this is based
on the unrealistic feature presented above).
- To freeze national borders. For a set number of turns, or until further notice, the
national borders between two neighbouring civs can be agreed upon. I personally got
tired of the "liquid" borders in the game. Military conquest of land is still possible. And
if culture is high in a neighbouring city it can still flip. The rating of culture in a tile
will determine the relative value of the tile in negotiations. If it is 75% yours and 25% theirs, it will be "cheap" to trade for in diplomacy.
- Ability to request units ("please give me a worker for x gold", or just "Give me a
worker" - demand tribute)
- Ability to request aid against a unit that threatens the civ's land-only possible if you
are both up against the same civ or it is a barbarian unit.
- Stop bothering about "I want you to cancel your deals with Civ X" if the trade
relation is only open borders.
- Help to build a terrain improvement at a chosen location (?) or gain a resource.
New quests:
* Treasure hunting:
Gain treasure maps from various sources that can hint of a location of a treasure. If found, the treasure will give you gold, or maybe even help research rates. Workers or scouts are units capable of digging for treasure. The locaton of a treasure is never given specifically, but a number of squares can sometimes be highlighted to present possible locations for the treasure. Careful clues should be given on the quest so it is possible to guess the location of the treasure. You can only gain clues about treasures in land areas you have already discovered.
* Aid a civ:
Give x units of x to Civ x for x gold or other advantages such as relation boosts, gift of one free unit, land area, etc.
* Destroy the barbarian town/tribe of --- (name of barbarian city).
* Gain independence from Civ x -declare war on your master civ within x turns and fight until you can declare peace. If you lose more than x cities to outside enemies, or you can't declare peace as an independent nation within x turns, you fail the quest. If you win, reap big benefits...
New unit:
- Cruise ship -can spread influence like an entertainer. Attacking a cruise ship should
cause unhappiness with other civs. And it can generate a small amount of gold. It
should have a small button on the display which is called "honk the horn" -on which
the horn gives off a long, deep honk. Purely for entertainment purposes.
- Diplomat -can produce espionage. But can also establish an embassy with any given
civ. I miss this feature from civ 2... Without an ambassy, information and contact
with a civ is limited, and trade agreements are impossible.
New corporations:
- IKEA or Furniture Inc. (bonuses from varius tree sorts, such as Oak, pine, etc., but
also glassware)
- Burger World (seen in History in the Making), uses cow, pig, fish, sheep (I think),
and could use chicken if that resource is implemented.
- General Motors/Vehicle corporation, can build special units, gives special bonus to
vehicle units (tanks, airplanes, etc.) in the form of a promotion or XP (?), and gives
a commerce bonus to cities from these resources (+5%): Oil, natural gas, aluminium
- Hi-Tech corporation dealing with computers and hi-tech hardware. Gives bonus to
commerce from these resources: gold, copper, aluminium, gems
- Coal Inc. Gives a huge commerce bonus from each coal resource and for each city it
is inside which uses a coal plant /ironworks.
- Shipping -a coastal company that specializes in trade, gives bonus from trade routes.
- Luxury cruises -company that specializes in giving off great voyages at sea -cities
with departments can contruct cruise ship units. Gives income based on tourism.
New resources and new ideas for resources:
- Oak trees (builds more sturdy war machines/builds faster -reserved to northern
hemisphere)
- a few other tree resources that give bonuses to certain units/buildings and to the
IKEA/Furniture Corporation
- Walrus (provides ivory, but cannot build elephant riders) -this was a common
resource for ivory in Norway for example.
- Seals (i like that idea)
- Squids -another sea resource.
- Natural Gas -can build gas plants for electricity, vehicles that run on gas, Gasprom
wonder, ceratin buildings get extra bonuses from gas, such as the new restaurant
suggestion, but also hospitals gain +1 health bonus (?) etc.
- Hemp -already existing (give contruction bonus to sail ships/wooden ships as well as
happiness).
- Opium plants (a rare resource, high value) -gives +1 happiness, +2 unhealthiness
(because of the opiumates and heroin drug abuse). If crime is incorporated, add
crime rating as well.
Bonuses for having high rates of happiness, health:
This should make collecting many various resources valuable, even if they are
strictly not needed.
- High happiness: Bonuses to income from that city/lower maintenance, and lower
crime.
- High health: Bonus to population growth, presented as extra food bonus.
New buildings:
- Restaurant: +5% commerce/+1 gold with cow/pig/sheep/fish/olives (etc.), and +1
culture. Maybe give only 1% increase per resource and let it include all food
resources. +1 food and +10% commerce with gas
- City watch (available with Code of Laws) -fight crime (see above). Obsolete when
building a police station.
- Travel Agencies: Commerce bonus +5% with airport/commercial harbour, +1
happiness. Increases tourism.
- Tourist information: increases tourism.
- Cafe: +1 happiness, +5% commerce/+1 gold from coffee, tea.
- Pub/tavern: +1 happiness. +1 happiness/+1 gold per: alcohol, wine.
- Park: +1 happiness.
New terrain features:
- Light forest (like in Colonization) -yields 1 less hammer and less production when cut
down.
- Wide river (ships or wooden ships can sail there, and city can build like a normal
coastal city).
New terrain improvements.
- Forts that spread canals -makes for canals being really long, at least up to 3
consecutive squares.
- Alternatively, build canals instead of forts, takes less time.
- Coastal bridge -a bridge functioning as road/highway/railroad, etc., that can span at
least one coastal tile and over to another side. Possibly 1 movement penalty for
ships to cross?
-Alternatively, underwater tunnel... -No movement penalty for ships.
And PLEASE add a possibility to demolish buildings for a cost, and gain a few hammers (maybe 5% of the building's construction cost)
Please remove the Tourism and Vassalage from the research tree. And please add info and text on the research topics.
Btw, love the ideas for the longer Stone age setting... It would mean starting at maybe 10,000 bc or something. Remember that areas with mammoths should have the ability to train mammoth slayers (many 100% strength against mammoth), and it could serve as a source for mammoth meat and cloth. They didn't care about mammoth riders or ivory at that time, not in a sence of national happiness for the ivory at least... Mammoth should be a resource that can spawn a mammoth unit (barbarian). And maybe the mammoth unit cannot be worked into a camp by workers, but would require a unit of mammoth slayers/hunters?
So, what do you guys think?
Hydromancerx
C2C Modder
Get in line bub. Most of those I have already suggested. You should look through the thread before posting. Also some of those are already made like the Park.
Also as much as i would like a Wave Power Plant its seems that any power stuff has been put on indefinite hold.
Also there is already a way to demolish buildings.
And i believe there already a tunnel mod.
Note I was in no way trying to be mean. Infact many of these I like and hope will be done, like the seals resource.
Also as much as i would like a Wave Power Plant its seems that any power stuff has been put on indefinite hold.
Also there is already a way to demolish buildings.
And i believe there already a tunnel mod.
Note I was in no way trying to be mean. Infact many of these I like and hope will be done, like the seals resource.
Black Rose
Chieftain
Ok, sorry. I only read very quickly through the thread and didn't get it all. And as I was writing new ideas just popped into my head without me remembering if I had read it already... So I thought I'd just post it and hope for the best... If only I had the knowledge on how to mod for myself, I'd make a really cool and big mod... But of course, the mod we play now is already big and cool... But you get my point... But I don't have the time to learn modding, and I don't have the time to mod even if I could...
I have many many more ideas as well, but I know that they won't be implemented as of now. I can only hope that as many of the changes I wish for will be included in time... And yes, the seals would be cool. So would many other things. No, you weren't mean, I understand as much. Thank you for your contructive criticism
I have many many more ideas as well, but I know that they won't be implemented as of now. I can only hope that as many of the changes I wish for will be included in time... And yes, the seals would be cool. So would many other things. No, you weren't mean, I understand as much. Thank you for your contructive criticism
Afforess
The White Wizard
Get in line bub. Most of those I have already suggested. You should look through the thread before posting. Also some of those are already made like the Park.
Also as much as i would like a Wave Power Plant its seems that any power stuff has been put on indefinite hold.
Also there is already a way to demolish buildings.
And i believe there already a tunnel mod.
Note I was in no way trying to be mean. Infact many of these I like and hope will be done, like the seals resource.
Way to go HydromancerX.
Ok, sorry. I only read very quickly through the thread and didn't get it all. And as I was writing new ideas just popped into my head without me remembering if I had read it already... So I thought I'd just post it and hope for the best... If only I had the knowledge on how to mod for myself, I'd make a really cool and big mod... But of course, the mod we play now is already big and cool... But you get my point... But I don't have the time to learn modding, and I don't have the time to mod even if I could...
I have many many more ideas as well, but I know that they won't be implemented as of now. I can only hope that as many of the changes I wish for will be included in time... And yes, the seals would be cool. So would many other things. No, you weren't mean, I understand as much. Thank you for your contructive criticism
A bunch of those would require a huge overhaul of Civ. Not that they aren't do-able, but that everyone here lacks the skill nessecary to implement it. That's the real problem, we lack sufficent talent to do everything. As it is now, I've got 20-odd requests for new things, and am still trying to debug my own work.
That said, I don't mind taking requests. However, much of them must remain in the realm of possibility for most of us here. I'm not as talented as you would believe, and can't do much of what you suggested. I'm mostly relegated to doing new buildings, techs, etc... with new twists, not redesigning the game. For an idea of what I can do, look at my existing mods, and see what I've already done.
Civ Fuehrer
Drifting through space, lost
Man, we need Jooyo back on the team... but I guess Afforess and I are gunna have to do for now for any C++ or python requests as I don't really see Dancing Hoskuld or StrategyOnly taking requests too often.
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
Well that is because I am retired and no longer have time to play Civ or mod
. Also I am slow and old like someone else on the forums 
generalstaff
Steadfast
Modular Civics Buildings have two buildings which give XP to spies, but they require late game Junta and Fascist. What I could do is mod Scotland Yard to give Spies +3XP like it is supposed to do; I will get on that tomorrow and hopefully have it done Sunday.
Thank You
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