I think it's due to China having many cities, many different resources and many possible trade partners. Losing trade output is too much of loss for them, and iirc AI doesn't care about stabaility when choosing civics. AI fanaticism of sticking to favourite civic depends on the leaderhead in question.
It would be nice to add the Late Roman era civs from that mod (Huns, Vandals, Goths, possibly Germania and Scythia)
... Of course in this case Portugal is my vassal, but we already have a rule that vassals don't have to give up the first ring to the masters, unless normal culture rules make it possible. One of those rules states that the core tile of civ A can only be flipped with 2 or 3 times more culture from civ B. I guess, it does not apply to Coast tiles?
I'm pretty sure the 1-tile area exception doesn't apply to water tiles. This is probably something you should ask Leoreth because it would affect the base game although I haven't validated that myself.Despite all the efforts, greedy Spain still gobbles up poor Portugal's Crab
Also that 1W Fish must really be in Ocean tile, so that only with Ocean Fisheries Lisbon grows very big (just like Canton). Roman and Moor Lisbon should not be able to Coast fish such a distant tile.
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I'm not sure on water rules. I definitely see Portugal and similar coastal civs losing the water tiles right next to their capitals though, which makes me suspect something is quite different to how the 1-tile square around cities is handled on land.
I did change the settler map a little bit, but also I added the Iroquois and worked on improving European colonization, so there are a lot more and better placed cities in the Americas.
Look like Mongols did't have war trigger with others China civs (like Xia here, and it was very wise
P.S. Xia is something
And one more observation. In many my games Harrapa found Hinduism and Buddhism if doing well. And holy cites for those religion became in Pakistan. And India wan't build there shrines for sure
EDIT. Also you can build Privateer w|o Gunpowder
Given that the crusading armies are not terribly large (RFCE had much more significant stacks), I think a forewarning would trivialize it for a human player. As long as you have a decently large cavalry contingent placed in a centralized location it's pretty easy to mobilize a response before the crusaders reduce the city's defenses to zero.
I'll change the URV to be be some of the last techs before transhumanism, then. Or something else that comes to mind that's more thematic. Thanks for the bug report!View attachment 724977
I was hoping to report the first ever Marxism URV, but no dice... Transhumanism is the terminal tech that the game, apparently, never considers really "discovered"!
I've noticed that while playing as the Inca, their UP suddenly disables when I enter the Renaissance era? I can't work mountain tiles anymore.
Found the bug, it was an index mismatch for the periods (Inca enter "Late Inca" period in Renaissance, and their UP is supposed to keep working in that period).
How many files do you have in your HoF? Try cutting and pasting them into another folder. It's possible that you simply have so many HoF entries that it fails to load them all.
Not easily, no.
