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The Lenape

When Europeans first arrived on the shores of what would become the United States, in many places it would be the Lenape that greeted them. Masters of vaste swathes of woodlands across the Eastern Seaboard, which they knew as the Lenapehoking, they would come to dominate the American psyche in mythologised form long after they had been driven from their lands. Tamanend, chief of chiefs of the Lenape clans, was revered as a patron saint of the fledling nation, and their names still decorate their former range - among them Delaware and Manhattan Island.

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Qoyunlu

Long before the rise of the Ottomans, the gradual migration of Turkic tribes into the Middle East brought with it a vast array of new states and powers. Two of the most powerful of these, following land grants from Timur himself, were the famed Aq Qoyunlu and Qara Qoyunlu - the White and Black Sheep Turkomans. Qoyunlu ruled over Mesopotamia and Iran, often warring and allying with their neighbours and themselves. Though eventually subsumed by the might of the Ottomans and Persia, their legacy would live on for centuries to come.

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Hello. I hope you can read this - I'm simply in awe by the sheer amount of your work and dedication. But some links for download are broken - for example, Nazca and Tibet. For some reason I have problems with activating mods via subscription, so manual install is my only hope. Is there any chance the links could be restored? Thanks in advance!
 
TopHatPaladin said:
As an alternative solution, there are websites you can use to directly download the mod package from Steam— I recommend steamworkshop.download (my usual go-to) or steamworkshopdownloader.io.
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Oh, thank you very much! The first one indeed works perfectly!
 
Sir Edgen said:
Hello. I hope you can read this - I'm simply in awe by the sheer amount of your work and dedication. But some links for download are broken - for example, Nazca and Tibet. For some reason I have problems with activating mods via subscription, so manual install is my only hope. Is there any chance the links could be restored? Thanks in advance!
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Welcome, and thank you! Yeah, a lot of the direct links are unfortunately broken, mainly because they either point to old sources or have since been deleted. Often if I update one of the mods I only ever do it to steam, so many of the direct downloads - even if they work - will also be outdated. I'll get around to fixing them at some point but I would suggest using TopHatPaladin's suggestion in the mean time!
 
Pouakai said:
Welcome, and thank you! Yeah, a lot of the direct links are unfortunately broken, mainly because they either point to old sources or have since been deleted. Often if I update one of the mods I only ever do it to steam, so many of the direct downloads - even if they work - will also be outdated. I'll get around to fixing them at some point but I would suggest using TopHatPaladin's suggestion in the mean time!
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Thanks for the answer. One more question - in some civs (namely Motu and Lenape) there seems to be some bug with music, when instead of civ's theme it just continues to play main menu music. It isn't bery troublesome, because I just muted it and found some traditional music tracks and play them instead, but just wondered if is is intentional or, in case it is a bug, is there any way to fix it? thanks in advance
 
I played with Inca,and some things bothers me.

First, on Huge map, UU1 dont get bonus away from capital. I was like 20 tiles away and CS stayed 21.
Second - In conquered cities, i dont think i see anywhere bonuses also from distance. In code i saw that is just +1 production and culture? Or i saw it wrong?


Third and last, gold and GA points is so low. I found on Huge map like 10 city states and i coudnt past 100 points GA.

Thanks for respond :)
 
Sir Edgen said:
Thanks for the answer. One more question - in some civs (namely Motu and Lenape) there seems to be some bug with music, when instead of civ's theme it just continues to play main menu music. It isn't bery troublesome, because I just muted it and found some traditional music tracks and play them instead, but just wondered if is is intentional or, in case it is a bug, is there any way to fix it? thanks in advance
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It's definitely a bug, I haven't quite figured out what causes it yet but it's on the list of things to update for sure!
Mingel said:
I played with Inca,and some things bothers me.

First, on Huge map, UU1 dont get bonus away from capital. I was like 20 tiles away and CS stayed 21.
Second - In conquered cities, i dont think i see anywhere bonuses also from distance. In code i saw that is just +1 production and culture? Or i saw it wrong?


Third and last, gold and GA points is so low. I found on Huge map like 10 city states and i coudnt past 100 points GA.

Thanks for respond :)
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Thanks for these, I'll have a look into them and hopefully they'll be fixed in the next update!
 
The Māori

At the height of the New Zealand Wars, where Māori and Pākehā fought for control of the islands, few names were as evocative as that of Te Kooti. After a daring escape from Wharekauri, an island hundreds of kilometres from the New Zealand mainland, Te Kooti and dozens of his followers waged a guerrilla campaign against British forces seeking to eradicate them from the land. Yet Te Kooti was more than just a war leader, and was shepherding his people through the development of a new faith, Ringatū, of which he was a prophet. This legacy has lasted long after Te Kooti's death, with the church continuing to this day.

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Delhi
Long before the Mughals made their mark on India, a different band of invaders from the steppe conquered their way across the subcontinent and brought it to heel. The Delhi Sultanate rules vast swathes of India from the northwest, extending their reach to the Deccan in the south and Bengal in the east, bringing Islam to the region but remaining tolerant of pre-existing beliefs. The sultans ruled from Delhi for centuries, before finally succuming to infighting and looming invasions from the north - but not before making a lasting impact that remains visible to this day.

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Mysore
Deep in the south of India once stood a proud kingdom that held its own against even the strongest of empires. Throwing off the shackles of their former Vijayanagaran overlords in the 16th century, Mysore grew rapidly, dominating its neighbours and defending against incursions. Its rockets darkened the sky, striking fear into the invading British, while its championing of art and science saw its culture flourish. The Kingdom endured far longer than its former rivals, finally ceasing to exist in January 1950.

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Finland
For centuries, what is now Finland has stood under the everwatching eyes of Russia, or has been subjected to the distant rule of other Scandinavian powers. In the wake of World War One, Finland finally threw off these shackles and stood at last on the world stage in its own right. The position has not been easy, but time and time again Finland has come to demonstrate its might against those who seek to repress it once more.

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