Guynemer
King
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2002
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I've played a few games with the Steam version, and man, this is really, really good. I love the increased movement; the friendship benefits, getting an envoy with any wonder, the significantly better and more varied pantheons, etc.
The only thing I am iffy on is the loosening of wonder placement restrictions--I think the vanilla rules in that regard are a good way to encourage long-range city planning, and lessen the tendency towards "wonder whoring".
Compared to the Improvements Patch, I feel that mod does a better job with its policy cards, and its increased variety of buildings, but I'm hard pressed to come up with anything else that outshines your work. I was using Scotsman's Omnibus a while ago, before the last couple patches dropped; he had a good system where different districts would give a specific bonus to specific resource tiles, and I thought that was an interesting way to encourage city specialization; perhaps something to consider? I know the Vox Populi mod does something similar in Civ5.
Fantastic mod. Looking forward to what comes next.
The only thing I am iffy on is the loosening of wonder placement restrictions--I think the vanilla rules in that regard are a good way to encourage long-range city planning, and lessen the tendency towards "wonder whoring".
Compared to the Improvements Patch, I feel that mod does a better job with its policy cards, and its increased variety of buildings, but I'm hard pressed to come up with anything else that outshines your work. I was using Scotsman's Omnibus a while ago, before the last couple patches dropped; he had a good system where different districts would give a specific bonus to specific resource tiles, and I thought that was an interesting way to encourage city specialization; perhaps something to consider? I know the Vox Populi mod does something similar in Civ5.
Fantastic mod. Looking forward to what comes next.