Venerable PC Master Race (Vanilla, R+F) 15 Apr 2018

[MadManCam]

MadManCam submitted a new resource:

Venerable PC Master Race - OP, but not massively OP version of the PC Master Race

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Play as Gabe Newell leading the PC Master Race. Construct unique districts like the Development Studio, command the Ascendants recon unit, and create the Half Life 3 game (luxury resource).

Gabe Newell found the game too easy, so he decided to not try as hard to make it easier for the console players.

Supports YnAMP TSL for Largest Earth, Giant Earth, and Greatest Earth Map.

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[Golan v]

well you have a lot of skill... iw wish could make the Sparta (gold) worrier to be realistice and alone

 

[MadManCam]

MadManCam updated Venerable PC Master Race with a new update entry:

Lower Half Life 3 Project costs

- Dramatically reduced the project costs for Designing and Developing Half Life 3.

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[MadManCam]

MadManCam updated Venerable PC Master Race with a new update entry:

Icon Fix

- Fixed an issue where icons would not display properly if the Removable Districts mod was also enabled.

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[MadManCam]

MadManCam updated Venerable PC Master Race with a new update entry:

The Text and Audio Update

The Text/Audio update:
- Japan's music should now play when you play as the PC Master Race. See the discussion for how to change the civ music.
- Added a poorly done Japanese Translation for the mod using Google Translate.
- All other languages besides English should now display the mod text (Mod text is still in English though, except for Japanese).
- Japan's music should now play when you are playing against Gabe and enter his leader screen.
- Fixed Removable Districts Icons (If YOU are...

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[MadManCam]

How to Change the In Game Music

Please keep in mind that these changes are not permanent, and every time you update the mod your change will be overwritten.

IMPORTANT: Editing game files, including those from mods, may lead to disconnects in multiplayer. You may have to play with default settings in multiplayer.


1. Navigate to the mod folder and open the "ArtDefs" folder.

2. Open "Civilizations.artdef" with any text editor (Wordpad or Notepad on Windows)

3. Press Control+F (on Windows) to do a search.

4. Type <m_Value text="Japan"/> into the search field.

5. Press FIND or FIND NEXT. This will take you to the spot you need to edit.

6. Replace "Japan" with the name of the civilization you want the music for. Remember to keep the quotes. This value is case sensitive, so the first letter needs to be capitalized. See below for all possible values.

7. Save the file, and close it.

Now start Civ 6, and you should have the music for the civ you want.

If something went wrong, you can just re-install the mod.

Possible Values (Base game):
Scythia
Sumeria
Egypt
Greece
America
Arabia
Aztec
Brazil
China
England
France
Germany
India
Japan
Kongo
Norway
Rome
Spain
Russia

Possible Values (Requires appropriate DLC):
Australia
Indonesia
Khmer
Persia
Macedonia
Nubia
Poland

 

[octaviosrex]

Does it work with the Rise and Fall expansion?

 

[MadManCam]

MadManCam updated Venerable PC Master Race with a new update entry:

Rise and Fall Update

- Updated for compatibility with Rise and Fall. Mod will work with both vanilla and R+F rulesets.
- Updated city name list.
- Updated portrait art for Gabe Newell
- Added Cultures.artdef to the mod so that you can change the historical culture of the PC Master Race. See the discussion for more info.
- Updated mod name in the game to make it easier to find all three versions in Additional Content.

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[MadManCam]

How to Change the Unit Culture

- This changes how the units' skin/features look in game

1. Navigate to the mod folder

2. Open ArtDefs/Cultures.artdef with any text editor.

3. Scroll down to the bottom, a few lines from the bottom you will see somewhere where it says "NorthernEuropean".

4. Change NorthernEuropean to one of the following possible values (these are all available in the base game, I'm not sure if the DLC added any new ones):

- EastAsian
- Mediterranean
- Mughal
- NorthAfrican
- NorthernEuropean
- SouthAfrican
- SouthAmerican


5. Save the file and close it. Now you can start the game.