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Trade Route Duration - 80

Really wish you could make this for Civ 5 BNW. Any thoughts?

I haven't played Beyond Earth yet, but I was wondering if you could please make a similar mod for Civilization 5. I have been playing Civilization 5 alot lately, but later games really piss me off because of me having to micromanage trade.

Any chance you can make this mod for Civ 5 BNW?

Hello, could you please post link for external download?

Can you make one for 50 turns as well please.

What Elliott said.

It may be beyond the original scope of this mod; but this introduces a bit of a balancing problem with Stations. With this mod, Stations become much less powerful: you're now only getting the upgrade to Tier 2 after eighty turns, instead of being at Tier Three by 50.

I believe this is actually in-line with the fact that stations are a little under-powered by the end-game; perhaps the easiest solution is just to split the difference, and buff the tiers by 200%? This way, you're at least at the equivalent of old "Tier 3" after 80 turns, and now have a new tier to look forward to after your second 80-turn round.

This mod was featured in a Top 5 Civ:BE mods list: Link

For some odd reason it randomly breaks. It does not last the 80 turns on new or saved game with the mod... probably a conflict with the other mods on there

I think what we need are permanent trade routes that you can cancel any time (maybe with a 10-turn minimum or something).

To @wildlifeluvr, I don't see how forcing the user to click something every 25 turns makes it more strategic in any way. I'd love to have auto-management options like we do in cities: "maximize money", "maximize science" and "trade with this city until I come change it." The flexibility is there to micromanage if you want to, just like it is with choosing which tiles a city works. I don't need a pop-up every other turn asking me to re-choose the tiles that some city works, which is exactly what we get now.

Absent something like this, what I really want is for trade routes to not be part of the game at all. As far as I can tell nobody likes them, but you sadly can't ignore them. A decent management UI, with automation and no forced re-choosing would make them good enough.