No savebreaking changes has yet been pushed to master or SVN.EDIT: So far neither of my 2 ongoing games have been broken by Git changes, FYI.
Also It still takes 15 to 20 minutes to compile the FinalRelease DLL version though.
No savebreaking changes has yet been pushed to master or SVN.EDIT: So far neither of my 2 ongoing games have been broken by Git changes, FYI.
Also It still takes 15 to 20 minutes to compile the FinalRelease DLL version though.
Those are changes, that you don't see in game, and only you see when editing files.Why the change from Labor to Workforce?
Why the change for Fascist to Totalitarianism?
Why Atheist to Antireligion?
And so many more in that list! Egads but what is going on??!! Are we now getting to be Politically correct in naming? And every change is an actually longer name. Using more characters than needed. Stop this madness Please!
EDIT: So far neither of my 2 ongoing games have been broken by Git changes, FYI.
Also It still takes 15 to 20 minutes to compile the FinalRelease DLL version though.
We'd probably have to discuss each if we want to reconsider them, which we should do if we're looking to use a save break period to rename the TXT_KEYs and Type tags themselves. Making sure we agree on the naming is probably a good first step.Why the change from Labor to Workforce?
Why the change for Fascist to Totalitarianism?
Why Atheist to Antireligion?
And so many more in that list!
The first one is the name of the civic group, the group of all the mutually exclusive civics that pertain to labour.The first? I have no idea nor any opinion on that name change. I'm not really sure I get what either one means just by looking at the name. Seems to me all systems would have some amount of labor and workforce so how does either name capture a concept here?
That being the case, either term works equally well I suppose. Workforce might be a bit better imo due to it considering the possibility of AI doing most of the work, which I would say doesn't fit under the concept of 'labor' (painful toil) at all really.The first one is the name of the civic group, the group of all the mutually exclusive civics that pertain to labour.
I'm pretty sure the exe doesn't mind one way or another, but the dll would object big time to one being called NO_CIVIC as that is the reserved name for the NULL value for the civic enumeration.That's because CIVIC_NONE could mess up EXE.
What again does it mean to you exactly? Some kind of subset of Catholicism where you don't see God in the same light or something?Saying Atheist= Anti Religion is only true according to one American (USA) Dictionary. According to all other dictionaries (USA and world wide) saying Atheist=Anti Religion is equivalent to saying Christianity=Hindu.
Theism = there are gods or a god.What again does it mean to you exactly? Some kind of subset of Catholicism where you don't see God in the same light or something?
I'm not sure I understand the concept of Theism as a whole.
The problem there and with all the "new" names for the elder religions is that the names are not of the elder religion but the name of the revived modern version of the religion. It is sort of like how Australia used to be called New Holland so we will call the place that existed back in time Australia also.I renamed RELIGION_ tags so they now match ingame (displayed) name.
For example what was internally EGYPT_MYTHOLOGY is now KEMENTISM
The problem there and with all the "new" names for the elder religions is that the names are not of the elder religion but the name of the revived modern version of the religion. It is sort of like how Australia used to be called New Holland so we will call the place that existed back in time Australia also.
So... you're distinguishing the civic as basically Atheism as a state religion then. Enforcing or at least strongly promoting the Atheist view to say no religion should be considered possible to be true, just as any other state may enforce or at least highly promote a view of any other particular religion. Free Religion doesn't matter what religion you have but designates that you believe all have a right to maintain their own views. I do sometimes wonder if some religions are completely incompatible with that view if you take them seriously. I mean you have many religions going out of their way to preach that theirs is the only right way to see things and that those who don't are outright evil incarnated. How do we make that fit into a world where everyone is supposed to accept that everyone believes whatever they do? Particularly when violence is urged by the religion itself?Theism = there are gods or a god.
Atheism = there is no evidence there are gods or gods (or supernatural).
Except for a very few radical fundamentalist atheists most atheist have no problem with theists wasting their time and resources on their hobby.On the other hand they do complain when one person or other claims that their religion is the one that the constitution (of whatever country) says is the "real" religion when there is no mention of any religion in it. By the way the first amendment of the US constitution is almost in direct contravention of the common Christian version of the first commandment.
Why the change from Labor to Workforce?
Why the change for Fascist to Totalitarianism?
Why Atheist to Antireligion?
And so many more in that list! Egads but what is going on??!! Are we now getting to be Politically correct in naming? And every change is an actually longer name. Using more characters than needed. Stop this madness Please!
A way to do it might be a autobuilding of the same type as the crime ones that is AI only that gives +stabiltiy.@Thunderbrd is there way to make revolutions have much smaller or no effect on AI?
I did mention some and you reverted a few. But No I did not comb thru all the changes. And also at that time other seemingly more important things were going on as well.When I started my civics lore discussion these were already there for quite some time, so why are you just mentioning your concerns towards them now after they've been in for +2 years?
Most state religions support religious freedom at different times. While Western European Christians (Catholics only, as Protestants had had not yet been invented) were persecuting any from other religions (mostly Jews and Moors) the various Islamic nations were very tolerant.So... you're distinguishing the civic as basically Atheism as a state religion then. Enforcing or at least strongly promoting the Atheist view to say no religion should be considered possible to be true, just as any other state may enforce or at least highly promote a view of any other particular religion. Free Religion doesn't matter what religion you have but designates that you believe all have a right to maintain their own views. I do sometimes wonder if some religions are completely incompatible with that view if you take them seriously. I mean you have many religions going out of their way to preach that theirs is the only right way to see things and that those who don't are outright evil incarnated. How do we make that fit into a world where everyone is supposed to accept that everyone believes whatever they do? Particularly when violence is urged by the religion itself?
I found it so strange the comments that were made recently by our leadership... we love freedom of religion and religion and defend the right to express it, but let's be honest, if you're from a country that worships a particular religion predominantly, we are banning travel. Also, what we mean here is that our view of freedom of religion is such that you should be allowed to push your religious views on others all you wish, so long as its in agreement with OUR religious views.
I kinda feel like we're completely missing the point of religious freedom lately, and maybe in some ways the founders never considered the FULL width of religious variation that could exist outside of the realm of the Christian banner and were mostly thinking of empowering only variations on that particular religion rather than on religions as a whole. Or at least, that's what a lot of current citizens tend to think of religious freedom as being there to protect. Personally I'm thinking that religious freedom is being thrown out the window by religious bias and doing so while calling it in support of freedom. But that's a big off-topic really.
Back on topic, this is why Atheism needs to be a religion. To choose none is to make a choice. Again, though, that's an old discussion that isn't ready to be necessary yet. I think I can agree with the difference in definition between Atheism and Anti-Religion as a civic selection concept anyhow.
A religion does not require that. A religion is just a general ideology, a set of beliefs. Yes, there are variations but even standard religions vary on outlooks to the nth degree from one gathering to another. If you say there are 90% Christian but 10% undeclared, being of the firm belief that there is "no evidence there are gods or gods (or supernatural)" would be a portion of those. And btw, it is NOT just no evidence that unites the Atheist viewpoint, but rather that there is a belief that this means therefore there IS not god or gods or supernatural. The recognition of 'a lack of evidence, not enough or not conclusive' evidence is Agnosticism. It's when you take that step over into the 'belief' that there is NOT a God or religious viewpoint that could possibly be true, that you become what we'd call an Atheist. THAT is, itself, a faith.Atheism can't be a religion because everyone's is different to everyone else's. They have a congregation of 1! They don't have a common Cannon or Dogma nor are there buildings associated with it.
The religious disabling system, along with Developing Leaders, Complex Traits, and our civics, are designed to give this range of variation between being accepting of non-state faiths or not.Most state religions support religious freedom at different times. While Western European Christians (Catholics only, as Protestants had had not yet been invented) were persecuting any from other religions (mostly Jews and Moors) the various Islamic nations were very tolerant.
Except it has stopped religions. The Star Wars "Force" one has continued in the face of law suits. Others haven't.Interesting theory about Copyright Law.
Atheism is in denial as to the degree of dogma (beliefs that aren't evidence-based) and thus religion involved, but that doesn't alter the facts.Except it has stopped religions. The Star Wars "Force" one has continued in the face of law suits. Others haven't.
Most atheists and agnostics would say "I have no religion". When asked "what is your religion?".