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Orcs and Ostriches posted:I agree. Having lesser powers that you can pressure to tilt the game balance in your favour is a good idea on paper. It's not the same when there's 6 players and nothing else on the map. If they had more diplomatic ways of influencing city states rather than just killing barbs, making a road or getting resources, I think it would add a lot. Personally, and I mentioned this in the Portugal LP, I think 'city-states' should actually be minor civilisations in their own right. Give them a distinct identity beyond just a name and a sound clip, at the very minimum. (If AI civilisations in general start as minors and which ones grow up to be big players changes from game to game, that'd do quite a bit to add flavour and depth both to the mechanic and to the game as a whole, IMO.)
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Civilization VI: I wish I was a little bit taller
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Nova88 posted:I've updated the GoonPack with the 4/23 beta of the CBP. Is there a version of this that's compatible with the EUI?
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:I would like the idea if you could actually program your AI and pit it against competitor AIs, but as it is I just can't see the appeal - it's less like watching a cockfight and more like watching a bunch of demented seals flop about on a beach There's actually an old DOS game where you write an AI for your tank and pit it against other tank AIs. My dad loves it, but he says that the main problem with it is that you can write an AI that can counter everything.
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The tooltip issues are largely a result of CBP adding traits that vanilla just doesn't have. They can't really summarize that stuff in the top portion of the UI, either, because they're trying to retain compatibility with EUI. Personally, I'd rather they just incorporated the EUI changes that are most beneficial and then just not work with EUI, instead of trying support both vanilla and EUI. (While I'm casting nets for wishes, I wish they'd also take the 'fill a bin on a trigger' bonuses. They're hard to balance and don't feed into the UI so you can easily not account for them when planning.)
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Too bad Forgotten Realms is one of the shittiest main D&D settings (to play in). Otherwise this would be a pretty fun mod to try out. Kinda strange they didn't decide to tackle Eberron, which at least is sandboxy and has some cool things going for it.
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Peas and Rice posted:I'm surprised that exists and not some crazy-detailed Game of Thrones mod. Funny you should say that...there is a GoT mod for Civ5. Also a collection of Middle-Earth mods, but they don't really change the game that much (additional civs, additional city-states, music for said civs, uhhh).
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No, that's kinda a Civ5 thing.
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Roylicious posted:Oh nice thanks! Hm so sounds like my system is having an issue with the .xml files then. I enabled logging and poked around, found this (among tons of other xml errors): You could tell Steam to verify the game cache, since that's probably where the issue's coming in.
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