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It took me about 3 years because of my work schedule but I was finally able to reach 1,000 population and the great milestone on hard-core.
But now that I've reached it I have made one observation that this mod needs, custom religion and religious structures.
There should be a knowledge tree where you pick between various beliefs and later temples/monuments for various effects and styles.
This would add uniqueness to each playthrough and make sense as increasingly complex society would develop increasingly complex religion.
It's getting a bit boring now that I have every invention and used up all copper, tin and megaliths on the map.
Every villager has a steel sword and a mail armor. I want to fight!
Am I missing something?
its driving me crazy
maybe 5 sticks fix better
- I would imagine the Tundra and Arctic maps are designed to play on normal. The raiders are not affected by the -20C extreme temperature, which is just unfair.
- On normal mode, I was able to successfully proceed to the copper age on Tundra and neolithic on Arctic. However, while I am able to survive, the severe lack of trees is too much of a hinderance and the game just bog down too much. There are like 5 trees in relative proximity in Tundra and at Arctic the only option is trade.
- The Arctic map has only one region with 5 sticks (at least I can find). This region is your best bet at starting the survival challange.
After a year (or more) since the first attempts, I finally survived all the attacks and won the hard version (so called "very easy" Nile Delta).
It is realy very difficult in hard. What helped me last game? It is probably the focus on maximum satisfaction and population growth, not doing anything unnecessary extra, never, micro-management of resources, solid-but reparable defense with less fighters face to face than usually- and luck when the last attack raiders attacked from the river side and swam/walked around a lot...
The Alpine map in hardcore is real challenging.
I also think that the Savana map is hard due to lack of wood.
no sticks , and everything does not work.
fuck this game honestly
Also wish there was a mod that lets you start with 7 folks like in vanilla.
@Littlelamb: search for "1000" in the .scn file and change it to 800
@Wulf, btep, Jesumyn Teridax: Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
@赌剩: increase birth rate by keeping the Welfare very high. Check discussions to see how.
@Mentat76: Try the new version 5 in Nomad mode (just 3-4 raiders at the beginning, increasing slowly)
@Fion, PaulAzure: cannot add Pause in Hardcore, due to modding limitations (no such modding option). You can play the new version 5 in Normal mode (has the same raiders as in Hardcore, but they come later)
I have ran in to a small problem, which is more computer related that game related. I am trying for the 1000 villagers but upon reaching 700 my game starts to lag,
I would like to know if it is possible to change the last goal to needing about 800 by editing the "scn" file or would that cause problems with the playing of the scenario
If changing the goals without causing problems is possible can you please let me know the code numbers I need to access the scenario "scn" files and what lines i need to change
Thank you
While I agree with you here (and almost everything you said in the last 2 comments), this will only result in lots of mod-unrelated comments (as you can see already), which are unpleasant for most people. Therefore having only mod-related comments is a better solution than what you proposed.
While I welcome any constructive(respectful) criticism about anything (as your last 2 comments), I still have to enforce the "only mod-related comments" rule. Any mod-unrelated comments you want to tell me, you can always post on my profile page (must still be respectful). Since you did not know you can post there, I will leave (only) your last 2 posts, but ANY future comments from you must be mod-related (anything else, like criticism about deleted posts, post on my profile page) or you will be banned without further warning.
Good luck with your YouTube channel, it seems like you put a lot of work into it. (2 of 2)
I complimented you and your work. I gave you legitimate feedback on how your community interactions may be seen by people coming to this mod for the first time. You called me a liar. You left some comments from your conversation with Meatball up, the ones that you agreed with. You then deleted other comments while leaving your own. If someone was disrespectful to you leave it there for the world to see, it will only make them look like a jerk and you look like the bigger person. If you are right and you prove it then all it does is make them look silly. Instead you look combative and not open to legitimate criticism. No drama was started until you started banning people. (1 of 2)