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I've seen a WW1 scenario somewhere. Can't remember where, though. I think it starts in 1900. Want me to ask around?

Wait, you mean it's not the player selecting which goods will be applied?

A "good" is something that a city imports via a traderoute. Goods are defined in game.ruleset. They can be used as a requirement (See README.effects for general info about requirements) A couple of examples (untested) Ok. Let's see if I got it correct. "Goods" are not a unit, bu...

I need to get back to this. It seems I've gone stupid over the years and now can't find any help regarding the Goods concept. I did a search for "goods" on Freeciv Wiki and got a 100 pages, obviously, because the word is common enough. Can someone point me in the right direction? Wiki page...

I could be mistaking as I'm not verse in C, so feel free to correct me, but I have a feeling that the equation here is not correct. https://freeciv.fandom.com/wiki/Math_of_Freeciv#Unit_bribe_cost Looking at this: https://github.com/freeciv/freeciv/blob/ecf510562811ef9ee59c3a2bfd62ae617d97586c/common...

As soon as some more settings are polished, a highly experimental and exotic Simulation ruleset game will start, hopefully in a few days. Sim ruleset is designed to create a more realistic feel of the flow of history, as opposed to a pure gaming experience. To learn more about it visit the Simulatio...

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Game -> Interface options -> Graphics

In Freeciv excess production is saved.

In Freeciv main, excess food isn't saved, but there is a patch for it in Freeciv21.

In one Longturn game I had a strategy to make a series of ditches around my capital.

Technically, it could work if your opponent isn't a farming maniac who managed to create a powerful economy and now has hundreds of bombers and helicopters.

Mine was

Wait, you mean in reqs the relation is AND, while in nreqs the relation is OR? Reqs block is YES only of ALL conditions are satisfied, while the whole nreqs block ends up as YES (turning the whole effect into NO) if ANY condition is satisfied?