RFC Epic/Marathon

Ok, now, completly unrelated to what I was just doing, I now edited the civic values (what each civic does). It worked, but I had one issue. I accidentally typed 100% instead of 10% for one of the values. however, the next time I tried to edit the files, windows security blocked me (this didn't happen the first time, so I don't know why it changed my access). I just went into the properties and changed the security type to allow me to make edits. When attempting to edit the xml document I came across 2 problems:
1. The statistics had reset (rather then State_property being High Upkeep it was back to low upkeep, etc)
2. It couldn't access the save.
What I did, was saved the xml document as what the original name was (copy + paste). And decided to see, none of the changes went into affect this time. Now whenever I edit the xml document, it doesn't do anything. Emancipation is stuck being over rigged. How do I fix this?
 
Ok, now, completly unrelated to what I was just doing, I now edited the civic values (what each civic does). It worked, but I had one issue. I accidentally typed 100% instead of 10% for one of the values. however, the next time I tried to edit the files, windows security blocked me (this didn't happen the first time, so I don't know why it changed my access). I just went into the properties and changed the security type to allow me to make edits. When attempting to edit the xml document I came across 2 problems:
1. The statistics had reset (rather then State_property being High Upkeep it was back to low upkeep, etc)
2. It couldn't access the save.
What I did, was saved the xml document as what the original name was (copy + paste). And decided to see, none of the changes went into affect this time. Now whenever I edit the xml document, it doesn't do anything. Emancipation is stuck being over rigged. How do I fix this?

I have absolutely no idea what happened here. Sounds like some file permission problems in Windows 7/Vista, which I'm unfamiliar with.

As for the culture values, theoretically 9x should be balanced, it's up to you to test I guess. I'm not playing 4500-turns games :crazyeye:
 
Version 1.0 like in "wide release"? :king:

Well, anyone can keep changing research rates to their liking, but unless a critical bug is found, the GameSpeed mechanics are finished.
 
Well, anyone can keep changing research rates to their liking, but unless a critical bug is found, the GameSpeed mechanics are finished.
So the question, then, is whether or not to abandon the official (final) RFC version for this mod? For modding/development purposes that is.

Because this mod allows you to play "regular" RFC, with the default game speed and all the regular rules. Right? So the only thing it adds is two additional game speeds?

In that case I'd consider this the very latest RFC patch, as far as I'm concerned. Unless anyone can name any known issues that makes this version a "lesser" RFC. Anyone?
 
Previous version had wrong Milan spawn date, after that was fixed I believe Normal speed has no more differences from regular RFC, so it only adds the CAR mod and 2 extra speeds.
 
Amazing. I couldn't be happier. :goodjob:

Now I have to decide how I wanna go forward with my own project (PyScenario). I might have to check some things with you before I decide - and once I do take the plunge.
 
- Permanent stability penalty from Anarchy now scales down with game speed

What does this mean exactly?

I played a game as the romans (a bit easier than regular RFC, BTW, and it was nice founding Torino instead of having Milano) and it scared me to death to have 4 turns of instability when trying to switch civics. :eek:

Can't it be a 1 turn per civic changed for all speeds?

Anyway, if this is considered the final version, is it safe to assume all dates and events are correctly matched for the new speeds? In other words, is it safe to play? :lol:
 
- Permanent stability penalty from Anarchy now scales down with game speed

What does this mean exactly?

I played a game as the romans (a bit easier than regular RFC, BTW, and it was nice founding Torino instead of having Milano) and it scared me to death to have 4 turns of instability when trying to switch civics. :eek:

Can't it be a 1 turn per civic changed for all speeds?

No, it's longer just like it is longer in normal CIV4. However, with the final version you don't permenently lose 3 Stability per turn of Anarchy, but 2 or 1, depending on game speed.

Torino is no longer possible - lack of Milan was a bug :p

Anyway, if this is considered the final version, is it safe to assume all dates and events are correctly matched for the new speeds? In other words, is it safe to play? :lol:

At this point I'd say yes ;)
 
Thank you very much embryodead, this is another thing I'd been waiting for a long time. A longer RFC!!

I know Mediolanum is now fixed, it was just funny because I realized the Torino tile is considered in "France" for the UHV (but of course doesn't flip later), so it made it a bit easier.

Edit: A little thing, in the Pedia it would be nice to have the ancient UHVs translated to all speeds. For example, as Rome you need to achieve two things by certain turns, in the standard speed. Can you write in the XML entries which turns are them in the other two speeds? I can do it if you tell them to me; just don't know how to calculate the turns.
 
Thank you very much embryodead, this is another thing I'd been waiting for a long time. A longer RFC!!

I know Mediolanum is now fixed, it was just funny because I realized the Torino tile is considered in "France" for the UHV (but of course doesn't flip later), so it made it a bit easier.

Edit: A little thing, in the Pedia it would be nice to have the ancient UHVs translated to all speeds. For example, as Rome you need to achieve two things by certain turns, in the standard speed. Can you write in the XML entries which turns are them in the other two speeds? I can do it if you tell them to me; just don't know how to calculate the turns.

They're done - pedia shows the default/normal speed, but once you start the game, all the UHVs are actually "translated" to different speeds and show up as such in the Victory screen.
 
Damn, i spend 8 hours modding your game and then you come up with a massive update

It's not massive - in fact, it's just 4 minor fixes. With WinMerge you can merge them in 5 minutes.
 
XML/GameInfo/CIV4GameSpeedInfo.XML (research rate)
Python/Barbs.py (Milan fix)
Python/Stability.py (Anarchy penalty)
Python/Religions.py (Christianity & Judaism founding)
 
Is it possible to change the time when the tech penalty in ancient/classical era appears? Right now, it kicks in at turn 80-something and ends at turn 181, even on marathon speed. This makes ancient civs really hard to play because there is more or less no research. (Took me 80 turns to animal husbandry as Babylon)
 
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