The Republic of Texas

[lostnthenet]

***This has been updated for the new patch. Thanks to masonl.***

This is my first mod for any game. Hopefully you will enjoy it. Please leave me any feedback you have.

The Republic of Texas - Available on the mod-browser and attached below.

Leader: Sam Houston
Trait: Southern Values - Double Horse, Cotton, and Oil yields
Free Tech: Animal Husbandry
Unique Unit: Texas Ranger - Replaces Cavalry, just a little stronger and cheaper
Unique Building: Masonl Memorial Rodeo Arena - Replaces Coliseum, 3 happiness and 1 culture

 

[lostnthenet]

Has anyone tried this yet? I am looking for some feedback if possible.

Thanks,
lostnthenet

 

[lostnthenet]

 

[ggalindo001]

Has anyone tried this yet? I am looking for some feedback if possible.

Thanks,
lostnthenet

I'm playing with it now. Seems fine. Good job overall.

 

[Meeber]

I will be downloading this one and the Hebrew Civ this weekend.

 

[masonl]

I am having problems getting this to work with version 1.0.1.141 of Civ V? It worked fine before the (forced) update. I posted a detailed bug report about it in the bug section of the discussions forum at:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=406550

Thanks for a great Civ,
Mason

 

[lostnthenet]

I am having problems getting this to work with version 1.0.1.141 of Civ V? It worked fine before the (forced) update. I posted a detailed bug report about it in the bug section of the discussions forum at:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=406550

Thanks for a great Civ,
Mason

I haven't played in a while and been busy with work. I will try to take a look at it this weekend and see what I can find out. I will update this topic with my findings.

Thanks!!

 

[timsargent]

i know this is a noob question but how do I get this mod to work in the game?

 

[masonl]

I haven't played in a while and been busy with work. I will try to take a look at it this weekend and see what I can find out. I will update this topic with my findings.

Thanks!!

Much appreciated!

 

[masonl]

i know this is a noob question but how do I get this mod to work in the game?

It may not work until updated to work with the current version.

 

[masonl]

I haven't played in a while and been busy with work. I will try to take a look at it this weekend and see what I can find out. I will update this topic with my findings.

Thanks!!

I may have found the fix. I am still testing it.Here is the link to the description of the fix:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?p=10150223#post10150223

 

[lostnthenet]

I may have found the fix. I am still testing it.Here is the link to the description of the fix:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?p=10150223#post10150223

Thank you. I will see if I can implement it. I needed to change some descriptions as well. Let me know how your testing goes.

 

[lostnthenet]

Bump:

 

[masonl]

I like the "improved" arena. ;-)

 

[lostnthenet]

I like the "improved" arena. ;-)

Figured you would. Thanks for all your troubleshooting.

 

[masonl]

Figured you would. Thanks for all your troubleshooting.

Glad to be of service my friend.

 

[Chewybond]

A couple historical suggestions:
The capital of the Republic was Houston not Austin. Also, Austin was originally named Waterloo. I think (not sure) it wasn't till after the end of the Republic that it was renamed Austin. Historicly, there are actually many cities in Texas (like San Antonio) that are much older than even the state (or Republic) itself. Although I realize Houston would have to be first in the list to be the default capital. You might also consider adding the Alamo as a wonder if you're adding wonders at some point.

 

[masonl]

I found a still that I added as my Diplomacy Screen image that you are welcom to look at.

 

[ForzaFiori]

A couple historical suggestions:
The capital of the Republic was Houston not Austin. Also, Austin was originally named Waterloo. I think (not sure) it wasn't till after the end of the Republic that it was renamed Austin. Historicly, there are actually many cities in Texas (like San Antonio) that are much older than even the state (or Republic) itself. Although I realize Houston would have to be first in the list to be the default capital. You might also consider adding the Alamo as a wonder if you're adding wonders at some point.

The capital of the Republic moved several times, and both Houston (1837-39) and Austin (1839-46) were the capital at one point, and Austin was renamed when it became the capital, in honor of Stephan F. Austin. Before Houston and Austin, there were 5 temporary capitals: Washington-on-the-Brazos (1936), Harrisburg (1936), Galveston (1936), Velasco (1936), and Columbia (1936-37).

 

[Me,myself,and,I]

Washington-on-the-Brazos (1936), Harrisburg (1936), Galveston (1936), Velasco (1936), and Columbia (1936-37).

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