FeedBack
Time for some FeedBack!
Oh, friendly towns... Here, if you stop at the subway station and stare at the map, you can die there before someone ask if you need help! If you walk slowly, be sure that someone will just trample you!
Ruff06 - Testing / Illustrating BUG!
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Oh, friendly towns... Here, if you stop at the subway station and stare at the map, you can die there before someone ask if you need help! If you walk slowly, be sure that someone will just trample you!
Cammagno
King
Oh, friendly towns... Here, if you stop at the subway station and stare at the map, you can die there before someone ask if you need help! If you walk slowly, be sure that someone will just trample you!
If you guys want friendly towns, come to Italy
Not to Milan, though, it is terrible. But the other towns and cities are ok
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
The only town in Italy I have been to was Trieste ... and only for a day. It was lovely, great day, huge plaza. The only funny thing was that we ordered take out coffee and then sat down in their chairs to drink it ... apparently that is a big NO-NO.
pholkhero
Deviant Mind
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
*** For everyone wondering why my photos look slightly different it's because I'm using the most current version of Flavorful BUG, which contains many improvements to the diversity of the Civilization. I am also using Blue Marble, another MOD which makes the terrain appear more realistic. This will continue throughout the game, and the appearance of things may change slightly as I will be updating before each game. ***
A powerful wind blew off the shore, causing the trees to sway, and then bend under its power. It signaled the beginning, for on this day the first city of a Powerful nation was born. The wind continued down the river. This river lost its force and as it continued it became slower and caused the vast plain on which it flowed to become flooded, and lush. On this place, the village was born, and they called it Kyoto.
A lone warrior crouching in the reeds, ready to protect his home, felt this wind, and knew it signaled great things. This was the Divine Wind which would protect his people, and guide them to glorious deeds! The warrior, named
Kazuki, slowly made his way through the flood pains, and entered the village that was his home. Today was an important day for the city, for they would be selecting a new Warrior from the ranks of the young men, and the Elders proclaimed they had a major announcement about the future of the village.
He entered the village, thinking if the city had walls one day; it’d be much more secure. Standing away from the rest of the population slightly, he leaned against a cherry blossom tree, and watched the last of a small play before the leader of their people approached the raised dais, and turned to the people. “Today, we embark on a great journey! No more will we all be required to search the forest for our food. One of our own has discovered a way to make the food grow where we wish! It shall take time to adapt to these new ways, and understand and learn them fully, but it shall be worth our toil in the end!”
As the crowd cheer, the Leader stepped from the dais, and with a small nod of his head motioned Kazuki to him. “Kazuki, you must explore the borders of our lands. There have been rumors of other places like this, but wanting to take what is rightfully ours. Defended our land, and ensure our children’s children shall have land of their own.” Kazuki nodded once, and without saying a word, turned and headed off towards the north…
(Turn 1)
Set Kyoto to warrior. Growth in 11, Agriculture in 10, and warrior in 8. Any Suggestions on what renaming convention we should use Ruff? I’m going to go with “Random Civ name” of “city”, unless someone wants to change it... so you may want to sync up your Renamers for this one.
Logging by BUG Mod (BtS v3.02) - New Log Entries
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Turn 0/500 (4000 BC) [30-Sep-2007 14:39:52]
Research begun: Agriculture (9 Turns)
Kyoto begins: Warrior (15 turns)
IBT:
Turn 1/500 (3960 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:39:42]
IBT:
Turn 2/500 (3920 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:02]
IBT:
Turn 3/500 (3880 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:30]
IBT:
Turn 4/500 (3840 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:39]
Kyoto's borders expand
IBT:
Turn 5/500 (3800 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:51]
IBT:
Turn 6/500 (3760 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:36]
IBT:
Turn 7/500 (3720 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:48]
Kyoto finishes: Warrior
IBT:
Turn 8
Kiji of Kyoto is born. Set to build barracks, but set a Reminder to change it to worker on the turn after growth. Fort Kiji in Kyoto as with no goodie huts there is no need for quick exploration.
Turn 8/500 (3680 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:59]
Kyoto begins: Barracks (13 turns)
IBT:
Buddhism founded in a distant land
Turn 9/500 (3640 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:51:15]
Tech learned: Agriculture
IBT:
Turn 10
The dreams of the elders have been fulfilled, and the skill of growing their own food from the earth has been mastered by the people of Kyoto. Now they must find a way to store all this surplus of food, and prevent the rodents fro getting it.
Turn 10/500 (3600 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:00:31]
Research begun: Pottery (9 Turns)
Kyoto grows: 2
IBT:
Turn 11
To better utilize the new skill they just learned, the Elders take the citizen working on the barracks and instead train him to do nothing but improve the land for the farmers to grow better crops….
Reminder comes in, and set it not to remind next turn as well as I can take care of it now. Change to worker, due in 12 turns, working a tile with gold to shave a turn off research.
Turn 11/500 (3560 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:12:01]
Kyoto begins: Worker (12 turns)
IBT:
While defending in the wild, Kazuki of Kyoto (Warrior) defeats (2.00/2): Barbarian Wolf (Prob Victory: 100.0%)
Turn 12
Kazuki was sleeping near a forest after years of protecting his home, and exploring all its nooks and crannies. His dreams were sweet, then the sound of a growl invaded his peace and he and his companions woke just in time to defend themselves as the first of a pack of wolves threw themselves at the brave explorers. Kazuki was hard pressed, but after a short but bitter fight they had slew all the animals, and wearily went back to sleep, vowing to always keep one man on guard during the night from this point on.
Turn 12/500 (3520 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:17:27]
IBT:
Turn 13/500 (3480 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:20:49]
IBT:
Turn 14/500 (3440 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:21]
IBT:
Turn 15/500 (3400 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:30]
IBT:
Turn 16/500 (3360 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:41]
IBT:
Turn 17/500 (3320 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:22:00]
Tech learned: Pottery
Turn 18
After years of practice the people of Kyoto learn how to make fine pots to store their grain, but many of the young wish to return to the old ways of Hunting for their food, for man cannot live on bread alone. Also, rumor reaches of a new religion called Hinduism being founded in a distant land…
Turn 18/500 (3280 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:22:39]
Research begun: Hunting (5 Turns)
IBT:
Hinduism founded in a distant land
IBT:
Turn 19/500 (3240 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:26:45]
IBT:
Turn 20/500 (3200 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:27:17]
IBT:
Turn 21/500 (3160 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:27:45]
Contact made: Chinese Empire
IBT:
(Turn 21)
As Kazuki stands on a hill top one day, he spies men who are not from his village. As he approaches he sees a strange banner he does not know, with strange symbols. He talks to the Leader and learns they are from a land called China. He doesn’t trust these people yet, and he feels they are the same way. He departs on his exploration, keeping an eye on the Chinese warriors until they are out of his lands.
Turn 22/500 (3120 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:32:04]
Tech learned: Hunting
Kyoto finishes: Worker
IBT:
Turn 23/500 (3080 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:32:14]
Research begun: Archery (6 Turns)
IBT:
Turn 23
After years of toil the worker known as Tsutomu is ready to leave Kyoto and try his had at the country side. His first job shall be to improve the Corn fields to the south of the city, by bringing water to the fields, instead of having to haul it from the river…
Built worker, and set to farm on corn. Set Kyoto to build barracks again. MM to slow growth a tiny bit and build barracks in 6 turns instead of 18. After Hunting comes in, go for Archery in 7.
Turn 24/500 (3040 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:40:51]
IBT:
Turn 25/500 (3000 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:41:05]
IBT:
Turn 25
Kazuki crest a hill, and stumbles up a grow of sleeping lions, and decides to stay hidden on the hill overlooking them, hoping they will go away instead of attacking, as he is to tired to do much to then but defend.
Turn 26/500 (2960 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:43:05]
IBT:
Turn 26
The Lions attack, and one of the warriors in the group, as he dies delivers an attack none of the others have seen before, and they learn from this gaining Experience, but are tired and decide to rest instead of continue.
Suggest promoting him to woodsman I and II for the +1 movement, but will waiting on it for now and just letting him heal.
IBT:
Turn 27/500 (2920 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:44:44]
A Farm was built near Kyoto
IBT:
Turn 28/500 (2880 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:45:16]
IBT:
Turn 28
After completing the projects bring water to the corn, the worker sees a vision that if he can make those flood plains more productive, the village would grow more rapidly and maybe one day the city could divide and spread the glorious ways of the city of Kyoto to other lands.
Worker finishes corn, and heads north to irrigate flood plains.
Turn 29/500 (2840 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:47:13]
Tech learned: Archery
Kyoto grows: 3
IBT:
Turn 30/500 (2800 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:47:39]
Research begun: Mining (6 Turns)
Turn 30
Kyoto grows yet again; making the elders think their best choice would be to continue the barracks, then start on creating a party to settle in a new location.
MMed to get barracks in 1 turn instead of 3, then suggest we start a settler.
Here's the Known World at 2800BC
Save is attached. Enjoy!
A powerful wind blew off the shore, causing the trees to sway, and then bend under its power. It signaled the beginning, for on this day the first city of a Powerful nation was born. The wind continued down the river. This river lost its force and as it continued it became slower and caused the vast plain on which it flowed to become flooded, and lush. On this place, the village was born, and they called it Kyoto.
A lone warrior crouching in the reeds, ready to protect his home, felt this wind, and knew it signaled great things. This was the Divine Wind which would protect his people, and guide them to glorious deeds! The warrior, named
Kazuki, slowly made his way through the flood pains, and entered the village that was his home. Today was an important day for the city, for they would be selecting a new Warrior from the ranks of the young men, and the Elders proclaimed they had a major announcement about the future of the village.
He entered the village, thinking if the city had walls one day; it’d be much more secure. Standing away from the rest of the population slightly, he leaned against a cherry blossom tree, and watched the last of a small play before the leader of their people approached the raised dais, and turned to the people. “Today, we embark on a great journey! No more will we all be required to search the forest for our food. One of our own has discovered a way to make the food grow where we wish! It shall take time to adapt to these new ways, and understand and learn them fully, but it shall be worth our toil in the end!”
As the crowd cheer, the Leader stepped from the dais, and with a small nod of his head motioned Kazuki to him. “Kazuki, you must explore the borders of our lands. There have been rumors of other places like this, but wanting to take what is rightfully ours. Defended our land, and ensure our children’s children shall have land of their own.” Kazuki nodded once, and without saying a word, turned and headed off towards the north…
(Turn 1)
Set Kyoto to warrior. Growth in 11, Agriculture in 10, and warrior in 8. Any Suggestions on what renaming convention we should use Ruff? I’m going to go with “Random Civ name” of “city”, unless someone wants to change it... so you may want to sync up your Renamers for this one.
Logging by BUG Mod (BtS v3.02) - New Log Entries
------------------------------------------------
Turn 0/500 (4000 BC) [30-Sep-2007 14:39:52]
Research begun: Agriculture (9 Turns)
Kyoto begins: Warrior (15 turns)
IBT:
Turn 1/500 (3960 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:39:42]
IBT:
Turn 2/500 (3920 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:02]
IBT:
Turn 3/500 (3880 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:30]
IBT:
Turn 4/500 (3840 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:39]
Kyoto's borders expand
IBT:
Turn 5/500 (3800 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:40:51]
IBT:
Turn 6/500 (3760 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:36]
IBT:
Turn 7/500 (3720 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:48]
Kyoto finishes: Warrior
IBT:
Turn 8
Kiji of Kyoto is born. Set to build barracks, but set a Reminder to change it to worker on the turn after growth. Fort Kiji in Kyoto as with no goodie huts there is no need for quick exploration.
Turn 8/500 (3680 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:44:59]
Kyoto begins: Barracks (13 turns)
IBT:
Buddhism founded in a distant land
Turn 9/500 (3640 BC) [30-Sep-2007 15:51:15]
Tech learned: Agriculture
IBT:
Turn 10
The dreams of the elders have been fulfilled, and the skill of growing their own food from the earth has been mastered by the people of Kyoto. Now they must find a way to store all this surplus of food, and prevent the rodents fro getting it.
Turn 10/500 (3600 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:00:31]
Research begun: Pottery (9 Turns)
Kyoto grows: 2
IBT:
Turn 11
To better utilize the new skill they just learned, the Elders take the citizen working on the barracks and instead train him to do nothing but improve the land for the farmers to grow better crops….
Reminder comes in, and set it not to remind next turn as well as I can take care of it now. Change to worker, due in 12 turns, working a tile with gold to shave a turn off research.
Turn 11/500 (3560 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:12:01]
Kyoto begins: Worker (12 turns)
IBT:
While defending in the wild, Kazuki of Kyoto (Warrior) defeats (2.00/2): Barbarian Wolf (Prob Victory: 100.0%)
Turn 12
Kazuki was sleeping near a forest after years of protecting his home, and exploring all its nooks and crannies. His dreams were sweet, then the sound of a growl invaded his peace and he and his companions woke just in time to defend themselves as the first of a pack of wolves threw themselves at the brave explorers. Kazuki was hard pressed, but after a short but bitter fight they had slew all the animals, and wearily went back to sleep, vowing to always keep one man on guard during the night from this point on.
Turn 12/500 (3520 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:17:27]
IBT:
Turn 13/500 (3480 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:20:49]
IBT:
Turn 14/500 (3440 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:21]
IBT:
Turn 15/500 (3400 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:30]
IBT:
Turn 16/500 (3360 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:21:41]
IBT:
Turn 17/500 (3320 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:22:00]
Tech learned: Pottery
Turn 18
After years of practice the people of Kyoto learn how to make fine pots to store their grain, but many of the young wish to return to the old ways of Hunting for their food, for man cannot live on bread alone. Also, rumor reaches of a new religion called Hinduism being founded in a distant land…
Turn 18/500 (3280 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:22:39]
Research begun: Hunting (5 Turns)
IBT:
Hinduism founded in a distant land
IBT:
Turn 19/500 (3240 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:26:45]
IBT:
Turn 20/500 (3200 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:27:17]
IBT:
Turn 21/500 (3160 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:27:45]
Contact made: Chinese Empire
IBT:
(Turn 21)
As Kazuki stands on a hill top one day, he spies men who are not from his village. As he approaches he sees a strange banner he does not know, with strange symbols. He talks to the Leader and learns they are from a land called China. He doesn’t trust these people yet, and he feels they are the same way. He departs on his exploration, keeping an eye on the Chinese warriors until they are out of his lands.
Turn 22/500 (3120 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:32:04]
Tech learned: Hunting
Kyoto finishes: Worker
IBT:
Turn 23/500 (3080 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:32:14]
Research begun: Archery (6 Turns)
IBT:
Turn 23
After years of toil the worker known as Tsutomu is ready to leave Kyoto and try his had at the country side. His first job shall be to improve the Corn fields to the south of the city, by bringing water to the fields, instead of having to haul it from the river…
Built worker, and set to farm on corn. Set Kyoto to build barracks again. MM to slow growth a tiny bit and build barracks in 6 turns instead of 18. After Hunting comes in, go for Archery in 7.
Turn 24/500 (3040 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:40:51]
IBT:
Turn 25/500 (3000 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:41:05]
IBT:
Turn 25
Kazuki crest a hill, and stumbles up a grow of sleeping lions, and decides to stay hidden on the hill overlooking them, hoping they will go away instead of attacking, as he is to tired to do much to then but defend.
Turn 26/500 (2960 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:43:05]
IBT:
Turn 26
The Lions attack, and one of the warriors in the group, as he dies delivers an attack none of the others have seen before, and they learn from this gaining Experience, but are tired and decide to rest instead of continue.
Suggest promoting him to woodsman I and II for the +1 movement, but will waiting on it for now and just letting him heal.
IBT:
Turn 27/500 (2920 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:44:44]
A Farm was built near Kyoto
IBT:
Turn 28/500 (2880 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:45:16]
IBT:
Turn 28
After completing the projects bring water to the corn, the worker sees a vision that if he can make those flood plains more productive, the village would grow more rapidly and maybe one day the city could divide and spread the glorious ways of the city of Kyoto to other lands.
Worker finishes corn, and heads north to irrigate flood plains.
Turn 29/500 (2840 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:47:13]
Tech learned: Archery
Kyoto grows: 3
IBT:
Turn 30/500 (2800 BC) [30-Sep-2007 16:47:39]
Research begun: Mining (6 Turns)
Turn 30
Kyoto grows yet again; making the elders think their best choice would be to continue the barracks, then start on creating a party to settle in a new location.
MMed to get barracks in 1 turn instead of 3, then suggest we start a settler.
Here's the Known World at 2800BC
Save is attached. Enjoy!
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
Great start! I thought that I had coded up any naming convention that included "^rc^" (or the other random code) to totally ignore any other stuff in the convention. Was I wrong and my name eingine worked better than expected?
1. alerum68 - just played
2. FeedBack - up for 20 turns
3. ·Imhotep· - on deck
4. EmperorFool
5. Ruff
1. alerum68 - just played
2. FeedBack - up for 20 turns
3. ·Imhotep· - on deck
4. EmperorFool
5. Ruff
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
No, you're right... I added "of Kyoto" myself.
Was thinking I did something wrong, and it'd be corrected for you guys.
Was thinking I did something wrong, and it'd be corrected for you guys.
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
I didn't do it this time, because I wanted to show what the autolog looked like for everyone but from now I'm planning on writting up a small summary report with photos, and then as a spoiler I'm going to add the autolog text, so anyone wanting to see details can. I'd suggest doing the same to help keep down on post size.
FeedBack
Time for some FeedBack!
First of all, great report, alerum. It's going to be hard to keep up with the good writing! 
I hope there's nothing on the variant that makes me write like you!
Some minor issues:
I see the save, I downloaded it, but I can't say I got it because I'm at work. I'll get it and play in about... 10 hours. Until them, would you please post some directions to me?
I hope there's nothing on the variant that makes me write like you! Some minor issues:
- Your gameplay is slightly different to mine. I would have not gone Archery nor Warrior first, but it's just me. Seeing china close on the map makes it for a good historical accuracy, doesn't it?
- Is it mandatory to change the naming convention? I think it should be better for all of us to have any combination we like to
test ruff's programming skillsdemonstrate the power of the naming code. What do you think? - Are those sites written on stone? I know we talked about the X-pattern and stuff and I haven't looked enough into the screenshot to see if this is the reason, but, let's say, one city placed one tile away of those signs would take another resource... Would it be allowed?
- Ruff, you're a chicken! Moved yourself to the back of the roster abusing the power of the SG Leader! Well, at least it couldn't have a better timing, as I have pretty much time to play tonight.
I see the save, I downloaded it, but I can't say I got it because I'm at work. I'll get it and play in about... 10 hours. Until them, would you please post some directions to me?
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
I moved my self to the bottom because I has modified the map slightly in WB and didn't want my map knowledge to affect the game. The city signs are based on minimizing the distance expenses. Cities have to go where the signs say or we don't take max advantage of this minimization. Being Japanese, I think that we must take max advantage.
The archery move was also because we are playing like Tokuwaga ... very conservative!
The archery move was also because we are playing like Tokuwaga ... very conservative!
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
Thanks Feedback, and yes you must write a story on your first round.
About the city placement...That's not quiet true. It's not like the old RCP where if you had 1 city out of place, it would mess up everything. As long as it's 4 tiles or less from the capital it'll be the same, doesn't matter if it's in rows or not. And if you do have 1 city out of place, it only added a little bit of maintenance. If there is a resource that is 1 tile away, I say it's worth going for it!
About the city placement...That's not quiet true. It's not like the old RCP where if you had 1 city out of place, it would mess up everything. As long as it's 4 tiles or less from the capital it'll be the same, doesn't matter if it's in rows or not. And if you do have 1 city out of place, it only added a little bit of maintenance. If there is a resource that is 1 tile away, I say it's worth going for it!
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
pretty sure I disagree with alerum here. 1 city out of place could push another city out of place. Further, it would destroy the beautiful harmony that will be the Japanese empire.
But this is an SG and people will disagree.
But this is an SG and people will disagree.
FeedBack
Time for some FeedBack!
People at work call me the else, as I'm always the one who disagrees with all the other team members. I'm used to it.
Now that I brought the subject and already caused a little chaos, I think we should let this discussion for when it really matters. Maybe ruff edited the map for this not to occur.
Sam_Yeager
Another Original Geezer
lurker's comment: Just a minor point but why does it say DEAFULT against Combat[AIR] in the first screenie rather than DEFAULT? Simple typo? More to the point will the default naming convention for air units work correctly?
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
Did I say there was a little map editing? Well, I did ... that is one reason why I moved myself down the list. Do you want the truth? Can you handle the truth?Maybe ruff edited the map for this not to occur.
Spoiler :
Good catch. As far as I know, DEAFULT will cause the unit to be named 'DEAFULT'! Apart from some special situations (code for standard civ naming or either random version), the code scans and replaces some elements. Anything it doesn't recognize, it leaves in.
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
Actually Ruff, it was a typo on my end. I don't like the somewhat cheesy names to show what type of unit is built, (birdie for example.) so I cleared it out, and typed DEFAULT in each line, with a typo in one of them. Will fix it on my end, but it's not that way in BUG.
FeedBack
Time for some FeedBack!
Ok, I`m searching the thread looking for the line that requires me to tell a story but I haven't found it yet. I'm sorry, alerum.. This isn't easy for me... 
Adding a disclaimer: I use Blue Marble too, but I don't use FBUG.
Let's start showing how the units I make will look like:
So, it's like one of the old Ruff mod options... Unit X of city, where X is a roman number.
I know nobody here is dumb, but I added this anyway:
If you have already configured your BUG mod, you may uncheck that option.
In the next screenshot you can see the Civ4lerts acting:
And the scoreboard that EF almost made from scratch. Maybe he can show it in more depth later!
Ok, enough showcasing. I set the building into a granary, than changed to a setler when the city grew to size 4, let the worker finish the farm, woke up the warrior for a greater circle recon around our borders (only to see a little into the second ring) and let the tech flow into:
Set the research into Bronze Working and ordered two cottages in the floodplains next to the farm. Then, in my 15th turn I got this message:
What are we gonna do about it? I say ignore it. 10 chariots are a little too much if not going to war. The settler is ready:
Weird enough, all our city sites are one tile away from the blue circles!
Even not knowing where copper is, I recommend settling here:
There's a weird grassland that gives 5 food
and the gold that will help research.
I know I was up for 20, but it felt right to stop here. Next player can take my extra 5 if wanted!
Save is attached.
P.S.: If I can come up with a story tomorrow morning, I'll edit this post and let you know. Sorry...
Adding a disclaimer: I use Blue Marble too, but I don't use FBUG.
Let's start showing how the units I make will look like:
So, it's like one of the old Ruff mod options... Unit X of city, where X is a roman number.
I know nobody here is dumb, but I added this anyway:
If you have already configured your BUG mod, you may uncheck that option.
In the next screenshot you can see the Civ4lerts acting:
And the scoreboard that EF almost made from scratch. Maybe he can show it in more depth later!
Ok, enough showcasing. I set the building into a granary, than changed to a setler when the city grew to size 4, let the worker finish the farm, woke up the warrior for a greater circle recon around our borders (only to see a little into the second ring) and let the tech flow into:
Set the research into Bronze Working and ordered two cottages in the floodplains next to the farm. Then, in my 15th turn I got this message:
What are we gonna do about it? I say ignore it. 10 chariots are a little too much if not going to war. The settler is ready:
Weird enough, all our city sites are one tile away from the blue circles!
Even not knowing where copper is, I recommend settling here:
There's a weird grassland that gives 5 food
and the gold that will help research. I know I was up for 20, but it felt right to stop here. Next player can take my extra 5 if wanted!
Save is attached.
Spoiler autolog :
P.S.: If I can come up with a story tomorrow morning, I'll edit this post and let you know. Sorry...
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
See what happens if you edit the map ... you get a floodplain on a grass land (food=5). Can someone WB the floodplain away ... I will not be home until tomorrow night or I would do it myself.
ruff_hi
Live 4ever! Or die trying
Roster
1. alerum68
2. FeedBack (fighting with the blue circles)
3. ·Imhotep· up baby, ... up!
4. EmperorFool - on deck (is this a first ever?)
5. Ruff (kicking himself for poor map editing!)
1. alerum68
2. FeedBack (fighting with the blue circles)
3. ·Imhotep· up baby, ... up!
4. EmperorFool - on deck (is this a first ever?)
5. Ruff (kicking himself for poor map editing!)
alerum68
Priest of Hiroshima
Was just teasing about the story FB. Good turns all around... had a feeling something strange like the +5 food tile would appear with even slight editing with WB. Oh well, to late to now...
Are you suggesting settling on the marked City Spot, or the Game suggested spot?
Good turns all around... had a feeling something strange like the +5 food tile would appear with even slight editing with WB. Oh well, to late to now...Are you suggesting settling on the marked City Spot, or the Game suggested spot?
