"Ranged units garrisoned in a city are now always considered to be in an elevated position if the city has walls or urban defenses"
No more sneaking up on the enemy city by hiding behind hills. That this applies to urban defenses is amusing: someone's shooting at me from the top of the CN Tower - duck!
"Added the Entertainment Complex building effects.
- Arena: +1 Culture. +1 Tourism once Conservation is unlocked. +1 Entertainment amenity for this city
- Zoo: +1 Science to all Rainforest and Marsh tiles in this city. +1 Entertainment amenity for all cities within 6 tiles.
- Stadium: +2 Tourism for cities with at least 10 population. +5 tourism to cities with at least 20 population. +2 Entertainment amenities for all cities within 6 tiles."
Excellent! The game needs more multiple purpose buildings like this! Makes the patch for me.
"Made building National Parks much more important to leaders with the Environmentalist and Exploitative agendas."
But still no era points for building a National Park? Not even your first? When you still get points for the 21st relic you dig up? Disappointing. I want a commemoration for when I build my first National Park!! (Heck, I want one for every national park: it's hard to fit them in, I consider each one an achievement).
"Fixed a bug with the Pax Brittania unique ability that was granting a free melee unit when England obtained a city other than through settling."
I can't believe this means what it says. Surely they've patched out a specific instance of getting a new melee unit, and not all conquests. Who would want to take the perpetually growing carpet of English doom out of the game?
"Removed the Flirtatious and Curmudgeon agendas."
That was fast. I'm guessing there wasn't complete buy in to include these in the first place, because I don't imagine anything has come up since the game's been released, gameplay wise, that they weren't aware of from playtesting, and I didn't think the community feedback on it was that negative. Not like, say, the continual feedback that ceding doesn't do what it's supposed to.