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Caribbean, Genoa & Minoans - Civ Set XII

Genoa war theme origins?

Colony of Genoa tile improvement cannot be removed

Found the music. (Needed to look at the soundtrack credits. Beggars and Kings from the Anno 1701 soundtrack.)

Thanks for the mod. A few questions.

1: What is the dope theme song for the Carribean? Haven't played them yet but every time I open Morgan's diplomacy screen I find myself staying for a while. I love it and would like to know its name.

And then, associated with some other mods, a couple questions.

1: I noticed for the UIs that there was historical info on them in the Civilopedia, but where would I go to find out their gameplay effect? (Stupa, Impalement, and that Benin(?) one.)

2: There were also a couple cases in the Civilopedia where the written text for UUs conflicted with the sidebar info. For example the Swiss Pikemen replacement text said it upgrades into Riflemen but the sidebar with "pre-req text, promotions, and upgrade" said it upgrades to a Lancer. When I see things like that, which should I trust? (side note: I've loved every change you've made that takes UUs off the Lancer path.)

to answer my own question, after playing I found that the only time you can change a "Genoa colony" tile is when you declare war on Genoa, and the "Genoa colony" tiles within you border revert back to unimproved tiles where you can build improvements on them like normal.

Hello Civ 5 fans, how do you create Genoa colony? Do you use a worker? I'm playing a game as someone, and saw a Genoa colony in another civ's coastal tile, containing horse resource. It looks like trading post, but when I tried to pillage that I found out that the pillage button is not available. It a Genoa colony not pillageable?

Thanks for answering!

In "...Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\MODS\[BNW] LS Civilization Set XII (v 11)" find and open "CaribbeanLSUnitCode.lua" in notepad or other text editor. Make sure you edit the version you are using.

Go to line 116 which is:
"jUnit:SetMoves(0)"
Either remove the line or replace it with: "jUnit:SetMoves(jUnit:MaxMoves())". (I am about 99% sure that removing the line would do a trick)

Okay, this isn't flawless (because you can actually gain infinite movement on the sea), but AI will not abuse it, so you just have to be honest to yourself and do not use this ability twice in a single turn.

This can be easily fixed by option a:
a) Make ability usable only when unit has full Movement:
Go to line 123 and replace "if iUnit:GetMoves() > 0 then" with "if iUnit:GetMoves() >= iUnit:MaxMoves() then".
b) Another solution would be to keep percentage of movement but it is more complicated and AI would not use it anyway.

Good luck and have fun.

Is it possible to make it so that the Buccaneers' land to navy ability not cost any movement points or be an automatic passive action whenever embarking and disenbarking? They are a really good dual unit, but the transition from sea to land takes two turns. That is two turns the enemy has to damage your troops while they do nothing.

Actual pirates and buccaneers were famous for how scary fast they attacked ships and ports before retreating back to sea before navel ships could respond. I feel that the Buccaneer should be able to do the land to sea traversal in a single move rather then two.

Otherwise, I'm enjoying your take on Henry Morgan! XD

Thank you.

@Wall of Light
It is increased with every tech granting Trade Route slot (don't remember if affected by Petra/Colossus).

@Matt
The button should appear in Unit Panel (where Upgrade, Fortify and other actions are), but may not work if you are using some mod with heavy UnitPanel changes.