What values would you suggest?
[POLL] More Wonders for VP
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AndreyK
King
I think that theming bonuses for new WW should be doubled at least. Because for me, in Industrial Imperial College has +15, and Royal Collection +22, Uffizi +22, but Siku Quanshu +12, Museum Island +12 and Wartburg +10.
When maxed?
Some time ago I did a little buff. I guess I need to do that again.
AndreyK
King
Yes, when maxed.
AndreyK
King
Building Buyuk Han gives a caravan, but doesn't increase trade units number.
Intended. You can save it for later.
Hmm, strange, remember Siku Qanshu, Museum Island and Golden Dagon Pagoda have 4 different theming bonuses, so if you don't have appropriate set, then you get only part of the bonus, and maximum is when let's say Museum Island has 4 art from different players and consecutive eras. This is your maximum and comparing the table it is tremendous number.
Nevertheless, I increased the bonuses a bit, because these are World Wonders, so it would be nice if they were better than regular building or National Wonders.
This will be the current set. Let me know if anything is wrong, too big or too small.
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v23.1 with some changes and fixes. For more details on theming bonuses, look above:
Code:
- increased theming bonuses on all World Wonders;
- fixed Moray Terraces/JFK Hill requirement;
- fixed Great Zimbabwe tooltip;
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AndreyK
King
Is this savegame compatible? In new game I don't have Museum Island, I have Siku Qanshu and it says 4 GW from you and in consequtive eras, but as far as I can test by moving GW around, it doesn't matter what era or even from you or other civ it just gives +12.
Can you elaborate? If you put 4 GWs from 4 different eras but one after another, so let's say Classical, Medieval, Renaissance and Industrial then you should get more. If you have all of them from you then you also should get more, but not as much as from consecutive eras.
It's not savegame compatible.
AndreyK
King
Exactly, I place Classical, Medieval, Renaissance and Industrial all from me, or all Medieval from me, or even 1-2 GW from other civ and I get same amount of culture.
That's not what it should be. Can you make some screenshots, and place them on the discord, or create an issue on github? We could investigate this closer.
The value of tourism (or theming) should be bigger. The table defines what it should look for. Hmm...
It is probably the same problem AndreyK found in Afghanistan.
When several themes can be fulfilled by same set of works, it doesn't seem to pick the largest bonus. Rather, it picks the one that was uploaded to the database first (!)
You can read here:
When several themes can be fulfilled by same set of works, it doesn't seem to pick the largest bonus. Rather, it picks the one that was uploaded to the database first (!)
You can read here:
Afghanistan for VP
Afghanistan for Vox Populi Download Link Ahmad Shah Durrani -- Pearl of Pearls +2 :c5faith: Faith and +1 :c5greatperson: Great General Point from :greatwork: Great Works of Writing. Mountains produce +1 :c5culture: Culture, scaling with Era, and +3 :c5production: Production. Border expansion to...
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So the order should be reversed. I see. Damn, it didn't work right from the start
AndreyK
King
Just now was able to build and theme Siku Qanshu in a new version. Now themed with Classical, Medieval, Renaissance and Industrial all from me and have theming bonus 51 (in previous was 12), so now they work very well. But may be now we can reverse last increase of bonuses.
jarcast2
King
New 4.16.2 VP version changed the AssignStartingPlots.lua file.
This is the updated file for More Wonders.
It goes in MODS\(9) More Wonders for VP\2.NaturalWonders\DefaultFiles folder.
This is the updated file for More Wonders.
It goes in MODS\(9) More Wonders for VP\2.NaturalWonders\DefaultFiles folder.
As always, thanks for the input
v23.3 is out with some fixes:
Code:
- fixed Great Barrier Reef science bug;
- updated AssignStartingPlots.lua file to VP 4.16.2;
