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- Thread starter Theral
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You have to be able to reach the City-State within 5 turns of movement with the unit.
Code:
#define MINOR_POWER_COMPARISON_RADIUS (5)
SuperNoobCamper
King
Some of of them were reintroduced as CS uniques like the Sipahi and others are in the very popular MUC by @pineappledan like the English longbow man, Qizilbash and Hakkapiliita.
Some are just gone like the Danish ski infantry, the privateer, anti tank gun (not missing this POS unit lol) and afaik there is no mod that brings them back.
Well that explains a lot, I wondered why it varied so much sometimes.
Not possible.
How is time to complete a trade route calculated ? I don't understand how a TR with distance 19 can be faster to complete than with distance 2.. Also, Civilised Jewelers trade units travel 2x faster, I was expecting significant boost to trade route completion time, but instead the change is barely noticeable.
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psparky
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There is a minimum number of turns (which changes through the game) for a trade route. This is used to determine the number of cycles (minimum 2) so that it will take at least the minimum duration.
Civilized Jewelers doesn't change these requirements, so for short distances, no or little change will be seen (e.g. 8 quick cycles instead of 4 normal ones). You may see a significant change on long routes where the minimum of 2 cycles was the determining factor.
salty mud
Deity
I've searched the wiki and in game encyclopaedia but can't find the answer. How exactly are golden ages earned and what is the best way to get them?
SLGray
Emperor
Unless there has been a mjor change by Vox Pouli, it si this way:
The normal process involves generating more
Happiness over a period of many turns. The excess Happiness (i.e. every count of 1 above the 0 point) will be added directly into a Golden Age counter every turn. Note that if the empire is 
Unhappy, the counter will diminish per turn by that amount until Happiness is increased.
The normal process involves generating more
Happiness over a period of many turns. The excess Happiness (i.e. every count of 1 above the 0 point) will be added directly into a Golden Age counter every turn. Note that if the empire is Unhappy, the counter will diminish per turn by that amount until Happiness is increased.
Zanteogo
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It doesn't currently unless it causes war with the civ they have the pact with.
One of the corporations protects trade units from being pillaged.
Extra happiness gives golden age points. You also get points from a few sources. Great Artists can give a lot of those points.
The best way to get a lot of golden ages is to take artistry.
salty mud
Deity
Ok, shout "confirmation bias!" if you want, but why is it, EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I'm about to eradicate a barbarian encampment, they spawn an extra unit? Is there a script to make them more likely to spawn units when being defeated?
Or, just, yaknow... confirmation bias?
Or, just, yaknow... confirmation bias?
vyyt
Deity
Actually, I think that I have read somewhere the chance to spawn a new unit increases if there is a civ unit standing next to the camp. Cannot remember when or where I read it or any details.Ok, shout "confirmation bias!" if you want, but why is it, EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I'm about to eradicate a barbarian encampment, they spawn an extra unit? Is there a script to make them more likely to spawn units when being defeated?
Or, just, yaknow... confirmation bias?
I don't think standing next to it does it, but attacking the camp absolutely increases the spawn rate. So your not crazy, its working as intended.