#Civ 5 realism mods mod#
#Civ 5 realism mods mods#

Revise the military unit system of renaissance era, with new units, technologies, and new graphics.ДЄdds historical names to the Great Prophet unit similar to other Great People.ДЄdds several new religions. Updates the Into the Renaissance scenario with BNW mechanics, as well as new civs.ДЄdds Giant size earth maps for 22 civilizations with true start locations.ДЄllows Yet (not) Another Earth Maps to have up to 43 civilizations in one game.ДЄn addon to More Luxuries that adds more Pantheons for the new luxuries. Updates the 1066: Year of Viking Destiny scenario with G&K mechanics, as well as a new civ. Updates the Wonders of the Ancient World scenario with G&K and BNW mechanics, as well as new civs.

#Civ 5 realism mods mod#

This mod also includes the Mercenaries mod. Some wonders are bundled in packs.ДЄdds a system for peacefully acquiring City-States, setting distant lands, and managing Building Maintenance.ДЄssigns each civilization a Culture Type, giving them unique aesthetics, starting bonuses, and mythical events (with Events and Decisions installed)ДЄdds various Exploration-themed changes, including new Recon Units, new Resources, Attrition, and Tribes.ДЄdds a system for the recruitment of Mercenaries.ДЄdds a State Religion, Government, and Currency mechanic and three new yields: Piety, Sovereignty, and Prosperity. Ports Civ 6's Suzerain bonus over to Civ 5 as Ally BonusesДЄdds several Wonders to the game, each available individually. One set includes 6 new resources, the other includes 3. Gives city screens icons to provide additional information.ДЄdds new Luxury Resources for Mercantile City-States. Each civilization and religion has unique Decisions. Also includes Events which may trigger at random and have multiple outcomes with different results. Stop.Gives player Decisions that may be enacted for bonuses at the cost of resources, such as Magistrates. When I said that viability of renewable power is not a subject for this forum, that applies to both sides of the argument. There are still issues of baseline loads vs peaks in demands in the real world, but both nuclear and wind/solar come off looking poorly present day. There are still issues of baseline loads vs peaks in demands in the real world, but both nuclear and wind/solar come off looking poorly present day.Д®dit: to be fair, the math was correct, you just plugged in the wrong number at the start. Especially with 'future tech' in energy transmission and storage.

#Civ 5 realism mods mods#

Coupled with renewable energy mods idea of tying wind and solar together, it's within reason to have it replace a nuclear plant. So instead of Fort Calhoun producing 1.5 million times more electricity, it 'only' produces 2.7 times more electricity. And you didn't need to, there are two very simple numbers:ДЇort Calhoun output : 484,000 kW or 484 mW You seriously messed up calculating Adair's output. Originally posted by Rakdar:My Math is off? Why tell me where i went wrong Adair wind farm outputs 174,800 kW, which you decided to turn into 174,800 kW per day and than brought down to a laughable 7.something kWh which led you to 1.5 million more power for Fort Calhoun. It'd be like if made a mod titled 'Realistic Overhaul' And in it i put magic giant crabs dragons and other fantasy elements into it. Sure you can make a mod that does that, I just think its a little disingenuous to title it as a realism mod when it isnt realistic. As a realism mod, that i took issue with, one that is supposedly better then the nuclear plant. The problem wasn't the mod itself it is how it is advertised.

It actually isn't all that difficult to make a response. And I'm fairly sure its much simpler to type out a detailed argument then to make a new mod from scratch. If you're willing to spend the energy typing hundreds of words about how someone else has done it wrong, why not make your own mod? I'm sure they exist, I just don't know where to look. There are also video tutorials on YouTube and text-based ones on the wiki aimed to every skill level. Originally posted by ComradeKoolaid:If you can't find any to fit your vision you should be aware that Civilization 5 uses a relatively simple scripting language for the overwhelming majority of it's content.