Yeah, it was Marathon/Monarch, sorryPlease let me know at least.
I did it by pressing Cntrl + Z first (this reveals the full map while you still play, similar to scrolling around in WB).How do I get the icon of the civ the first discovered each tech to show up in the tech tree?
This assumes that you are running the game with cheatcode = chipotle in Civ4.ini, else it will not work.I did it by pressing Cntrl + Z first (this reveals the full map while you still play, similar to scrolling around in WB).
More often the latter. I think the starting techs are okay. It's just that those already long spawned by 1700 AD tend to snowball once they expand enough. Especially colonial civs after their respective TC events.If you are talking about new spawns lagging behind, do you mean from the point of view of the techs they start with, or are the initial techs okay but they then get left behind because their economy cannot keep up?
I agree.More often the latter. I think the starting techs are okay.
Yes, normal speed. I haven't tried the 600 AD scenario yet so I can't speak to that.I assume this is on normal speed? I know that playing Maya requires the 3000 BC scenario, but does this also occur in the 600 AD scenario or is it specific to 3000 BC?
I had about the same experience. France discovered me in 1405, right as I had my first caravel. I reloaded that save and they did not discover me in time. Anything earlier than 1400 should definitely be a 1/100 chance. I feel like something between 1440-1520 is about the time Europeans should discover the Americas.I've been playing a lot of the Mayans recently, working on a video for them. With the Mayans, your historical victory depends heavily on the tech rate of the Europeans in the Medieval era, and how fast they tech through it. In my observations, the Europeans are teching way too fast. (All played on the most recent git, and after the tech divergence update from a few weeks ago.) In one game, I was three turns too slow, being discovered in 1410 AD. Second try, France discovered me in 1365. Third try, Spain discovered me in 1325.
I think, outliers excluded, a good general timeframe for the discovery in the new world would be 1475-1550 AD? I don't know if aiming for those dates would make the Mayan game too easy, because I was generally on track to get a caravel by 1400 AD... but the tech spread penalty/bonus also has the potential to help or harm the Mayan tech rate, and push them more in the direction of a good challenge.
I shared a couple of saves here, if they would be helpful to look at. "Maya" save is in 1190 AD, and from the game where I was discovered in 1365, so several turns early. Second save is the autosave where I was discovered in 1325 AD.
Spoiler :( :
I know the tech rate here is still a WIP, so I'm hoping some other members of the community can share their own experiences with the tech rate, and provide some more data.