Hi there
just tested this mod for a few hours today. I have no paid DLC and no other mod installed at the same time with CTP, though I have other mods like LEM or Nights. My game is in english.
My first impression was bad :
the tech tree is alllllllll messed up. For example in the military tree i saw only one tech with no scroll bar to see whats on the right. The other trees were messed up in the sense that the lines leading from one tech to another were all upside down or leading to no tech at all. That made Research very difficult with no visibility on whats next or what is leading to what. I have to say i like tidy tech trees, like the one in Nights' mod
Then I was really surprised at the figures of food gold and production.
A Granary giving +20 food ?? Is that on purpose or only made for Alpha testing ? What is the design plan behind this ? Why not simply cut all those figures by ten ? In the end the result would be quite the same.
I also would like the possibilty to de-activate that random ressource placement script.
The result is just too random for me. You can have 6 ressources over 10 tiles and then 50 tiles with no ressources at all. I also dont like the general non-coherence of it, like you can have fur silk and wine at one place, and 10 tiles away cotton sugar and another "luxury" on a continent map.
That is a problem with the ressource line of buildings : on the 3 maps i tried i could never achieve monopoly because i always found different types of ressources.
Finally the new social policy screens look very promising, though i couldnt access any religious policies. was that normal ? I also think that, seen the number of new branch and overall policies, you should either cut the necessary culture by 2 or 3, or have
different lines of buildings for each. Religious buildings will generate piety for religious policies, state buildings would create citizenship for government policies etc.
Anyway your Mod looks very promising and impressive. CAnt wait to test next versions

and i'm really looking forward to a clean tech tree.
cheers !