SM is an alternative game mode, where Thunderbird probably can do what he wants (I don't see anything wrong with that). It comes with different values, so naturally it can have different properties for units as well. Maybe he judged that mortars aren't practical in the field and fortifications bombardment is already implemented as part of attacking directly.
nope, just found out they r the only one that HAS to be IN THE CITY for upgrade . . .
I thought the problem was them missing ranged attack.
That's probably nothing to do with SM and more to do with a building prerequisite that the city provides? I want to review how those kinds of things may restrict beyond what was intended, or maybe even play into it further somehow, but at least sort out how sometimes the setup of prerequisites demands that and sometimes it doesn't... not sure exactly where a difference may lie there. It may be that we're using a GOM based tag prerequisite for a building? I'm not sure but it warrants some deeper investigation and further clarification of the ruleset to show up somewhere in the player facing information as well as to be made more clear in the modder's info thread.
I thought that was normal, I see that much normally.
I'd say the game is rather punishing for over-extension and over-crowding.
never cheat, just playing on LOW "chieftain". . .
Yeah, I was kinda kidding.
It's way more than it should be on your gamespeed.
Locate your BtS ini file: "...\[USERNAME]\Documents\My Games\Beyond the Sword\CivilizationIV.ini"
Not your fault, something has been odd since a recent rework of culture mechanic, city plots can now for some reason have ZERO culture which kinda means it is neutral land with a city on it. The error should be relatively rare, and its only consequence is that the limited python script the error happens in stops prematurely so that assimilation of rebels won't happen that turn at least.
AH!
For local anarchy times, yes. I'm not sure where the formula is getting anywhere near that much. Of course, a couple entertainers can solve it and tbh, at first I often like to have long anarchies in cities if I've just captured them because it seems to freeze them from the potential of population loss, which is kinda strange itself.
I assume you are playing with Revolutions On?
nope
What? Entertainers reduce anarchy in conquered cities? I had no clue, how does it work? It just goes down after you move them to the city?
