Hey, first time posting in this thread. Was itching to come back to Civ V and stumbled upon this mod by chance, installed it and gave it a go. Before I proceed, I need to disclose that I am strictly a wonderbuilder, so i'm not the best source of info for the average player/creator, but I thought sharing the experience could be useful. Coming from Vox, I wasn't expecting this mod to be this unique and engaging, but things like the goods and the manpower systems worked pretty well, and I like electricity as a concept a lot, makes sense in a way. More wonders to build too, and a bunch of new techs and policies kept it interesting for me, and micromanaging scientists, engineers and others to get certain resources justifies the high population numbers and the number of slots. I give this mod a solid 8,5/10, one of the very best here in the community. Now, for the suggestions: The projects for unique units are very interesting, but that chinese ship that does the trading missions is just about a light year above how they should work, I was getting like 4k-6k thousand gold from the three available and man, that destroyed any semblance of a global balanced economy. Should be like three missions total and out of comission they should go. Some of the wonders that give votes are also op as hell, started the congress with 8-10 votes vs 1 of each other civ without picking patronage, thats bananas. And the worst offense for me was the emmigration thing, where citizens would constantly join my cities every turn cause of some cultural influence; in 20 turns on epic, one city went from 17 to 26 pop, thats probably not right (or balanced I mean). It felt like I had punched a secret code and the cheting happened, and to be honest thats where I left, in Industrial with seven colossal cities in my roman empire that would not stop growing by themselves like magic. If that is how emmigration is supposed to work, it has to go, not a good feature at all. And maybe that fish creating skill from workers too, needs a nerf real bad. With all that said, though, might be a playstyle problem, a difficulty problem ( I started on small powers difficulty, probably a mistake, needed to be higher for sure) and straight up that expected avalanche of snow balls that comes with wonderbuilding, just several degrees colder than I'm used to. I love this thing, its really interesting and I'll be playing again soon. Thanks for the hard work and care, it truly shows. Peace.