RPPB's Units Martyred Screen, although one of the most intriguing additional features in the Civilization's VI mod scene, stores almost all of its data in your RAM. For long, marathon-style games with many civilizations on the field of a large map, it can use over 3x the base game's RAM, pushing your RAM usage past 16GB. A great mod, but one that you may need to turn off as your game grows longer. As your computer approaches its RAM limit, you will find yourself waiting 6-20 seconds per unit killed so that the mod can inscribe the data into its historical chart. Highly recommended, but ultimately it requires some type of self-cleanup. Although it should tally civilization data numerically, the specifics that it keeps such as which unit killing which, should have a cap of say, 150. This will keep RAM usage low as it erases old data but still provides per-turn relevant information. The coding of which I'm not sure is possible, but what certainly is impossible, is envisioning a world where everyone can afford the hardware needed to run such a fun mod. As we do not yet live in a Star-Trek-like culture, many cannot.
