This bug was fixed in 2.2.1 (savegame compatible, but won't add the ability to attack to existing air units)
Current version is 2.3.1 (not savegame compatible).
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This bug was fixed in 2.2.1 (savegame compatible, but won't add the ability to attack to existing air units)
Current version is 2.3.1 (not savegame compatible).
IzzyWorks
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Can I update from 2.2 to 2.2.1 without issue? I'll just delete that plane and rebuild it in that case.
also, does the glitch only affect the biplane bomber or is this affect all planes?
Oh, and one more thing does it affect planes still in production and nott finished being built?
Yes you can upgrade without issue, but existing planes won't be changed.
It affects all planes.
IzzyWorks
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Awesome, thank you very much
SullySaltlicker
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When hovering over the production/science/culture UI elements that tell you how long something will take, I'm seeing some numbers that seem to indicate how much more output I need to reduce wait times. Right now my Inca game has 516 
/ 570 on my next policy, with 4 turns left at +15 per turn, and then when I hover over that, it shows "3 turns -9 4 turns +6 ". I get that these are supposed to give you some idea of how far you need to go to speed up things, but I don't get why there are two separate turn counters with +/- values next to them. Can someone explain precisely how to read these numbers? And shouldn't the "3 turns" have a positive culture number next to it to say how much more culture per turn I need?
Also, when I hover over luxury resources and the yields menu comes up showing tech and improvement bonuses and whatnot, there's this one bullet point that says "+1
Gold for all nearby luxuries". As far as I can tell it doesn't actually seem to be doing anything for my gold per turn. Is it a leftover UI component from some mechanic that got patched out?
/ 570 on my next policy, with 4 turns left at +15 per turn, and then when I hover over that, it shows "3 turns -9 4 turns +6 ". I get that these are supposed to give you some idea of how far you need to go to speed up things, but I don't get why there are two separate turn counters with +/- values next to them. Can someone explain precisely how to read these numbers? And shouldn't the "3 turns" have a positive culture number next to it to say how much more culture per turn I need?Also, when I hover over luxury resources and the yields menu comes up showing tech and improvement bonuses and whatnot, there's this one bullet point that says "+1
Gold for all nearby luxuries". As far as I can tell it doesn't actually seem to be doing anything for my gold per turn. Is it a leftover UI component from some mechanic that got patched out?AndreyK
King
When hovering over the production/science/culture UI elements that tell you how long something will take, I'm seeing some numbers that seem to indicate how much more output I need to reduce wait times. Right now my Inca game has 516
Also, when I hover over luxury resources and the yields menu comes up showing tech and improvement bonuses and whatnot, there's this one bullet point that says "+1
It shows that in 3 turns you will need 9 culture to gain next policy and in 4 turns you will exceed your needed 570 culture by 6.
SullySaltlicker
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Thanks. Guess that means it's more for calculating overflow.
My previous question about the +1 gold on luxuries still stands, but aside from that I've also noticed a similar tooltips for roads, that says if I build a road on a tile outside my territory, I get its yields. Does this really work? It's the kind of thing I look at and think "that can't be right". I haven't noticed any roads doing that anyway.
Undertaker02
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With a jungle or forest on a hill. is it better to make a mill or cut it to make a mine.
Generally I go for a mine. More production - I can get food from other tiles, especially farm triangles.
notaspambot
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Lumber mills can stay competitive for most of the game as long as you make use of their triangle bonus. In practice though, mines are just way more convenient and less bothersome to deal with.
On a recent install of latest version 2.3.1 on my laptop i dont get the tooltips/popups for monopolies or stategic resources on the map while it works just fine on my desktop.
i reinstalled a couples of times, cleaned cache with no effect.
Any hints so i can fix it?
Edit: also when i add a specific custom civ i get the following
First time i see that and that civmod worked perfecty until now
i reinstalled a couples of times, cleaned cache with no effect.
Any hints so i can fix it?
Edit: also when i add a specific custom civ i get the following
First time i see that and that civmod worked perfecty until now
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Hello! Tell me please, is it possible to disable the diplomatic victory in the City-State Diplomacy mod? I could not find how to do it in the options. I'm just new in the vox populi mod, payed little attention to the CSD mod installed, played as Mongolia, conquered almost everyone and lost because Portugal made it to the diplomatic victory. I don't want to achieve diplomatic victory currently and to change anything besides it in the CSD mod. Also please tell whether it will be possible to turn off the diplomatic victory in the game options in the next updates?
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notaspambot
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Victory conditions can be turned on and off during the pre-game setup. Select advanced setup, then scroll down.
No, the diplomatic victory became available itself in the middle of the game once the United Nations and The World Ideology were chosen. I disabled the diplomatic victory in the pre-game setup. I just need to know what should I do in the CSD file to disable the diplomatic victory (the global hegemony) resolution by this mod.
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Known bug, will be fixed when I have the time.
You could just ignore the diplo win and proceed with your game.
saamohod
Deity
I've never founded a religion, but managed to capture two Holy Cities. My state religion is from the first Holy City. How do I make my state religion the one from the second H.City?
If you own multiple Holy Cities but didn't found, your primary religion is the one with the greatest number of domestic followers. Use Inquisitors to reduce the heretic population.
Undertaker02
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Lumber mills and farms get an adjacency bonus if they are touching 2 others, but not mines.
Do all three mills have to be exclusively forest or jungle? Or can you mix and match them?
This is something I never quite figured out. Even with the original game so I dont know about vox populi.
Is there an optimal strategy for the number of cities you should have?
What about puppets? is there a proper timing or # of cities that should guide you to decide wether you are annexing or not?
Do all three mills have to be exclusively forest or jungle? Or can you mix and match them?
This is something I never quite figured out. Even with the original game so I dont know about vox populi.
Is there an optimal strategy for the number of cities you should have?
What about puppets? is there a proper timing or # of cities that should guide you to decide wether you are annexing or not?
