Not in my experience, no. The differences between the difficulty levels have to do, mostly, with bonuses the AI civs get compared to you.
What do you mean by bonuses? and the difficult level doesn't also mean more aggressive AI?
Not in my experience, no. The differences between the difficulty levels have to do, mostly, with bonuses the AI civs get compared to you.
What do you mean by bonuses? and the difficult level doesn't also mean more aggressive AI?
Is there a thread where I can ask for someone to mod the game for me? Do I have a good chance someone will say yes?
Not in my experience, no. The differences between the difficulty levels have to do, mostly, with bonuses the AI civs get compared to you.
1) I was attacking an enemy city with Airships for several turns. All of the sudden, I try to make the same attack and I'm not allowed to do it. Huh? (EDIT-- two turns later, I could attack again; whatever!).
2) I want to build Heroic Epic. I can't in any city. Even though I have Literature, Barracks, and (I think you need this, too), a level 4 unit stationed in the city. What gives?
You make it sound as if the enemy units in the city got damage from you pillaging around the city. This is of course not the case.I am using Cannons to "Bombard" and I had upgraded them to do increased Collateral Damage.
I also have been marching a stack around the enemy city, pillaging roads and resources.
Now I see that their armies are greatly weakened.... Rifleman, etc. have lost half or more of their strength in the cities (which has no defense bonus anymore).
Question: Was it the Collateral Damage that took out the strength of these units? Wow, that's powerful stuff!
This seems to be a fairly frequent request, actually. How could one reply to all these requests to only play in the Middle-Ages? Because Civilization is a game about the entire history of human civilization.Is there any mod that could let me choose and play in just one era? Is there any mod that lets you choose at which era you want the civs to stop evolving? If that doesn't exist, can anyone mod this for me, or point me to someone who could?
Yeah, air units are a bit like siege units - they actually can't finish surface units off. So when the enemy unit is severely damaged you can't damage it further - until it has healed some of the damage. I believe this is to make the use of soldier type units obligatory in conquering your enemies. But the same also applies to naval units - air units can't finish them off completely.1) I was attacking an enemy city with Airships for several turns. All of the sudden, I try to make the same attack and I'm not allowed to do it. Huh? (EDIT-- two turns later, I could attack again; whatever!).
These things pop up from time to time, and there is usually some kind of explanation. I've seen some strange things myself and heard of even stranger stuff. This might just be a bug of some sort, but are you absolutely certain your unit is "level" 4 and not merely having 4 XP (experience points)? Because, a level 4 unit requires much more XP than that! (Anyone who can tell how much off the top of their head?)2) I want to build Heroic Epic. I can't in any city. Even though I have Literature, Barracks, and (I think you need this, too), a level 4 unit stationed in the city. What gives?
Sure, I'm generalizing but the Middle Ages as a historical period is poorly represented in the game as is. To make the whole game medieval wouldn't fix that, at least. The game wouldn't be as progress oriented in any case, and the discoveries that were to be represented in the Tech tree would be far and between, making it fairly pointless to funnel funds into research. (Those resources could be used to conquer the known world in the time your rivals would get the benefit of more modern troops.)You appear to conflating the Dark Ages with the Middle Ages. That popular view is still incorrect - many, many things were first introduced in the time between, say, the Battle of Hastings (1066) and The Art of Poesy (first punctuation guide, 1597). The stirrup, Magna Carta, feudalism, castles, surnames, gunpowder (at least in the West) and so on, just to name a few.
I finally bought BTS and before I add it I wanted to ask if most people use the BUG mod? Is it something I should install from the get go?