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so if it deletes the existing civs, this one will have nothing to copy its base definitions from.
I usually like to do some sheanigans with civilization, like putting only civs from tv series or movies, and i been playing a lot with videogame civs recently, one of the mod i use i tend to use in conjuction is this one https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=442745003&searchtext=remove+civilizations which removes the major vanilla civilizations, however i been running into a fascinating weird issue where this mod actually doesn't appear, i am unsure why exactly its causing it, but as far as my testing have gone, it seem to be that these two mod are incompatible, so i wanted to throw it your way to see if maybe you can find what the problem is because it definetly is an unorthodox one