My new code can wait a bit as it is halfway tied into the other completly restructured python files in my modmod.
Set the random thingy to false and you will get much more beakers on conquest.
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Set the random thingy to false and you will get much more beakers on conquest.
According to Encyclopedia Galactica it appears even transcedentals are nostalgic enough to keep primitive/low/medium tech stuff circulating around.
I guess we can apply their logic there too so we don't have to obsolete any natural/map resource
Viva la Caveman2Clarketech?
Cosmos is middle name considering you are preparing for journey into space in middle of tech tree.
I guess we can apply their logic there too so we don't have to obsolete any natural/map resource
Viva la Caveman2Clarketech?
Cosmos is middle name considering you are preparing for journey into space in middle of tech tree.
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JosEPh_II
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According to Encyclopedia Galactica it appears even transcedentals are nostalgic enough to keep primitive/low/medium tech stuff circulating around.
I guess we can apply their logic there too so we don't have to obsolete any natural/map resource
Viva la Caveman2Clarketech?
Cosmos is middle name considering you are preparing for journey into space in middle of tech tree.
It's very Obvious that pepper's Space modmod inclusion into the main mod is far from complete and/or balanced.
I think you just like to clutter up threads raxo.
I know, I was suggesting that there is no need for resource obsoletion.It's very Obvious that pepper's Space modmod inclusion into the main mod is far from complete and/or balanced.
I think you just like to clutter up threads raxo.
Instead of it there would be assumption, that resource always exist after certain point - as in civilization can manufacture/trade it effortlessly.
Azurian would be very proud of Pepper for making space content.
This mod is named Caveman2Cosmos even though there was no actual cosmos part for 8 - 10 years at first place
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Dancing Hoskuld
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I think we can do away with the bonus Nets. I need a building Net Maker as an extension to the Hunting Tradition building to provide an equipment promotion to all Hunter units (land and sea). The buildings that currently require the bonus can be made to require this building anywhere in the nation, ie it does not need to be in the city you want to build those buildings.
JosEPh_II
TBS WarLord
Cosmos was the Future Era after Modern era for a long long time. We did not have any other Eras past modern but Future for years and years. Might have been best if it had been left that way.
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
It is valid to consider we can sometimes remove a bonus by replacing it with a building. Nets strike me as very equipmentable goods - something we can play on for equipment. They also strike me as something that can improve food at a fisherman's market (for supplying the private fishers.) I wouldn't jump at removal but we can certainly put it in the removable category.
I was joking with name change.
RoM had Transhuman and Galactic eras.
Then these two eras got split in three when pepper was making his space program - Transhuman became Information/Nanotech/Transhuman and Galactic became Galactic/Cosmic/Transcendent.
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I have suggestion for papyrus resource problem @Dancing Hoskuld
Make papyrus manufactured resource.
Cultures requiring papyrus would need to lose papyrus requirement and just require terrain and/or feature needed for papyrus resource.
There would be building producing papyrus, that gets obsoleted in Industrial era and would have same terrain/feature requirements as papyrus resource.
Make papyrus manufactured resource.
Cultures requiring papyrus would need to lose papyrus requirement and just require terrain and/or feature needed for papyrus resource.
There would be building producing papyrus, that gets obsoleted in Industrial era and would have same terrain/feature requirements as papyrus resource.
Dancing Hoskuld
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But papyrus is the plant and the finished product.
Well Fruits, Vegetables, Lizards and few other plant/animal/mineral resources are done as manufactured resource, that you get by having pair of resources in city vicinity.
It appears decision about removing ash (this resource was already removed) was premature, as there are a lot of manufactured resources, that are completely unused.
For example dried fish/meat/fruit are completely unused by anything.
Also some resources have huge gap of availability.
Lets take dried meat.
It can be made by dried meat maker
Dried meat maker requires smoke house (obsoleted by refrigeration, industrial) or drying frame (obsolete by industrialism, modern).
This means you can't make dried meat somewhere on beginning of Modern era.
Then you can make dried meat much much later in building called Food Manufacturing District (augment consumables, nanotech).
For example dried fish/meat/fruit are completely unused by anything.
Also some resources have huge gap of availability.
Lets take dried meat.
It can be made by dried meat maker
Dried meat maker requires smoke house (obsoleted by refrigeration, industrial) or drying frame (obsolete by industrialism, modern).
This means you can't make dried meat somewhere on beginning of Modern era.
Then you can make dried meat much much later in building called Food Manufacturing District (augment consumables, nanotech).
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Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
Finding all of these is a big part of the reason we're having this discussion.
If you want to do up a spreadsheet that catalogues everything we're discussing here on a form on google docs, that'd be awesome.
X grid is derived from here, era borders are listed here
So supply/demand report should be like this:?
Only 5 manufactured resources doesn't have unlock tech, could Bugs be unlocked by Scavenging, it already unlocks 20 different resources anyway.
So supply/demand report should be like this:?
Only 5 manufactured resources doesn't have unlock tech, could Bugs be unlocked by Scavenging, it already unlocks 20 different resources anyway.
Spoiler Special goods :
Spoiler Bugs (X0) :
Spoiler Charcoal (Controlled Fire, X3) :
Spoiler Carcass (Scavenging, X3) :
Spoiler Eggs (Scavenging, X3) :
Spoiler Cloth (Weaving, X3) :
Spoiler Baskets (Basketry, X4) :
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Dancing Hoskuld
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I want a lot more manufactured buildings to have no tech that unlocks them to "fix" the trade system in the late Renaissance and on. Otherwise you can't sell useful stuff to peoples who haven't developed the tech to make those goods themselves eg guns to the native peoples of the Americas during the European Invasion.
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IIRC the "Reveal tech" would allow you to use a resource that you got your hands on (like from trading), but you need the "Improve tech" to actually connect it / produce it by yourself?
Dancing Hoskuld
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We are talking about manufactured resources not map resources that need improvements.
Reveal only shows the resource it does not allow you to trade or use it. It needs to be enabled for you to trade and use it. Allowing many of the manufactured resources to have no reveal or enabled tech means that they are usable for everyone no matter what their tech level. This would allow, for example, a nation to use rifles without the need for then to be able to make rifles. I don't think we have it set up that way but it would be more realistic. The tech tree would need to separate out what is needed for the equipment and what is needed for the unit. For example all swordsmen become available with a "sword technique" technology but which swordsman you build depends on what resources you have access to.
Then I would have list them alphabetically.
I would jump 5 eras back and forth.
If you open pedia, then you can see how sometimes you can find future and past resources next to each other.
I sorted them by tech unlock in my excel archive.
Resources should lose happiness/health bonus, if they are post Renaissance resource and they aren't locked by tech.
So you can sell computers to civ stuck in medieval era, but for them they would be completely useless.
There should be code telling AI, if they can make any use of this resource, that you want to sell.
You can't get Liangzhu culture at all by the way.
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Dancing Hoskuld
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Except that is not true. There is a group that give computers to school children who don't even have electricity at home allowing them to access the world wide web. In some places the computer is the brightest source of light available in the house. We might not consider 1b/sec to be a good connection but it is much faster than nothing and they get access to the world! The computers are cheap and robust. They are wind-up and automatically search for and connect to other computers or networks. I have seen reports from South-East Asia and Saharan Africa where the pilot trials were done. This was a few years ago now 5 or 10 at most. They were not asking for money or anything so I don't think it was a scam, or at least not a scam aimed at individuals.
Well not right after computers are unlocked.
Computer resource can be anything from big old computers taking whole room to Amiga to PC to Supercomputers to laptops.
This resource is unlocked by Early Computing.
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