I get asked that a good deal....
Ok we're actualy talking about 3 mods
KUGWF 1.2
Kets Composite .35
Composite XL .5
KUGWF 1.2 Does not alter the base gameplay of Civ4 the tech tree, unit stats, and overall gameplay is not effected by the mod. I have made and will continue to make add-on packs for it that may alter the game play but they are optional to use.
Composite .35
It MAJORLY changes game play, its closer to sevo mod or civ more... Its goal was to add in a good deal of cool stuff from many sources.
Composite XL .5
Currently only in test version and available to team testers. The base that KUGWF became was so good that I decided to stop working on composite .35 and build what was going to be composite .4 into a brand new mod that uses all the enhancements and visual changes in KUGWF and then takes all the game play (tech tree, new units, rebellions, lots of Air Unit changes, wonders with effects that as of yet have never been seen before). I am trying to get a public version out by this weekend. Things are going very well in testing.
Essentialy there was a LARGE request for all the cool game enhancement features of the original composite (new advisors, flavor units, unit stat tracking, new maps) but without the changed gameplay (new techs, new civics, new units, new buildings, new wonders, major gameplay changes (barbarians give general experience, culure grows differently))
In the process of doing this I realized I had made some major mistakes in the origianal composite mod that caused the code to be difficult to work on, so I decided to create a framework for my mod to be built on.
The result is 2 mods with different goals... Both of them look great, both of them play great, both are light on bugs (although there are some in both) neither of them crash. One of my favorite games to date in Civ4 was my 1.0 test game using the 12 Civ Euro map that is included playing england
using this mod.... (And I like the larger mods like Sevo, Total Realism, Mongoose, Civ More) I was so supprised that I enjoyed it so much.