Suggestions and bug reports.
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I'll report as soon as I get another.....if I get another. Game has to be well advanced though, I think for me it was Rome with around 6 cities and had most of the Italian peninsula when it occurred just above modern day Venice with a watch tower in the hole. Thanks again for a great mod Pie
Yep, this shoud be a map script error, but the script should work. this line changes a snow plot to tundra. as if the game has no idea what a tundra is....
it seems the installation is buggy. I tested it with my latest version (I am almost finished with 7.11) and there is no error. Perhaps I found a mistake during making of 7.11..... perhaps try another scenario meanwhile....
it seems the installation is buggy. I tested it with my latest version (I am almost finished with 7.11) and there is no error. Perhaps I found a mistake during making of 7.11..... perhaps try another scenario meanwhile....
7.11b
Both Trade Wagon and Merchantman can spread Clam and Crab without needing the Aquaculture tech. According to the Civilopedia only the Merchantman should be able to do this, and it requires Aquaculture.
Horse resources can now be created on hills (yay!), but the Civilopedia entry still lists them as flat terrain only.
Suggestion - Allow Trade Wagon and Merchantman to load a good from a city even if it isn't in the city radius, as long as the city has access to it, but at an increased cost like loading a Wagon. This would allow Merchantmen to pick up goods like Incense and Myrrh which are only located away from the coast. Currently a western European nation has to send a Trade Wagon on a long journey all the way around the Mediterranean, or have a ship carry a Trade Wagon to a nearby port, which can't be automated.
Both Trade Wagon and Merchantman can spread Clam and Crab without needing the Aquaculture tech. According to the Civilopedia only the Merchantman should be able to do this, and it requires Aquaculture.
Horse resources can now be created on hills (yay!), but the Civilopedia entry still lists them as flat terrain only.
Suggestion - Allow Trade Wagon and Merchantman to load a good from a city even if it isn't in the city radius, as long as the city has access to it, but at an increased cost like loading a Wagon. This would allow Merchantmen to pick up goods like Incense and Myrrh which are only located away from the coast. Currently a western European nation has to send a Trade Wagon on a long journey all the way around the Mediterranean, or have a ship carry a Trade Wagon to a nearby port, which can't be automated.
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7.11d
Trade Wagons with an assigned route will leave a foreign city without picking up any cargo, then on the next turn they will go back into that city because the Trade Wagon is empty, then leave empty again, enter the city again, repeat endlessly.
7.11b/c/d
Barbarian cities placed at game start (ie Geneva, Byzanz in XXL35) will soon be garrisoned by about 100 Warriors and Basket Archers that never leave, making them almost impossible to capture until late in the game. Is this intentional to block players from expanding in certain areas, or should there be a limit on how many defenders they can have?
Trade Wagons with an assigned route will leave a foreign city without picking up any cargo, then on the next turn they will go back into that city because the Trade Wagon is empty, then leave empty again, enter the city again, repeat endlessly.
7.11b/c/d
Barbarian cities placed at game start (ie Geneva, Byzanz in XXL35) will soon be garrisoned by about 100 Warriors and Basket Archers that never leave, making them almost impossible to capture until late in the game. Is this intentional to block players from expanding in certain areas, or should there be a limit on how many defenders they can have?
7.11d
Cults are only giving 1 Food/Production/Commerce/Culture, which is likely less than 1 and being rounded up since having access to just 1 resource gives the same rewards. Having no resources still gives no rewards as expected. Values were correct in 11b.
Cults are only giving 1 Food/Production/Commerce/Culture, which is likely less than 1 and being rounded up since having access to just 1 resource gives the same rewards. Having no resources still gives no rewards as expected. Values were correct in 11b.
Regarding Cults; I think I found the issue.
In v7 the default values for Fertility Cult were 0.1 Food and 0.04 Culture per resource (as shown on the menu Civilopedia screen), becoming 0.3 and 0.12 when playing the XXL 35 scenario.
In 7.12a the base values are still 0.1 and 0.04, but when playing XXL 35 they become 0.05 and 0.02. XL and XXXL scenarios have the same values. This is why no Cult will ever get more than 1 in any bonus, even with 20 resources they won't multiply to more than 1.
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Related suggestion:
The change to a maximum of 20 resources was great, since before cults were overpowered when played on larger maps. However instead of a flat maximum of 20, would it be possible to have the maximum based on map size and require more resources to hit the same values? This would prevent cults from becoming overpowered again when playing a large empire on a small map.
For example; if the max Food produced by a cult is intended to be 5 per city, on a very small map the max would be 5 resources producing 1 each, a huge map would have a max of 40 resources but each would only provide 0.0125 (numbers not balanced in any way, only used as examples).
In v7 the default values for Fertility Cult were 0.1 Food and 0.04 Culture per resource (as shown on the menu Civilopedia screen), becoming 0.3 and 0.12 when playing the XXL 35 scenario.
In 7.12a the base values are still 0.1 and 0.04, but when playing XXL 35 they become 0.05 and 0.02. XL and XXXL scenarios have the same values. This is why no Cult will ever get more than 1 in any bonus, even with 20 resources they won't multiply to more than 1.
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Related suggestion:
The change to a maximum of 20 resources was great, since before cults were overpowered when played on larger maps. However instead of a flat maximum of 20, would it be possible to have the maximum based on map size and require more resources to hit the same values? This would prevent cults from becoming overpowered again when playing a large empire on a small map.
For example; if the max Food produced by a cult is intended to be 5 per city, on a very small map the max would be 5 resources producing 1 each, a huge map would have a max of 40 resources but each would only provide 0.0125 (numbers not balanced in any way, only used as examples).
Ah, I just changed the WorldInfo settings to standard BTS in XML (iCorporationMaintenancePercent in WorldInfos.xml) due to a suggestion from a user. It seems that was a wrong info and I should change a value from eg 300 to 30. Could you try that?
I thought, BTS had the same problem with the amount of bonus ressources on larger maps, so I'd thought the BTS settings would be correct.
I thought, BTS had the same problem with the amount of bonus ressources on larger maps, so I'd thought the BTS settings would be correct.
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