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patch #4213 is about adding two diplomacy restriction values, one of which would disallow diplomacy only when both parties are AI players, humans can always do diplomacy. Do you think this would help at all? Yeah, that might be useful for new players. Meanwhile, here's the quick how-to guide on Pla...

Oh? Well, then I must have overlooked something. I haven't been doing freeciv stuff for a while. But I think I'll do some stuff again now that 2.4 is out.

Yeah, I think this is a pretty nice idea. Would need some new code though (probably. I've never looked at the freeciv code).

I stumbled upon that setting when just looking through the list of settings, and then I finally knew why the AI's units could attack my attackers the instant I moved next to their city(with auto-attack disabled).

Was it happening the moment you pressed "End Turn"? If so, and you're on the "All players move simultaneously" setting(which is the default one), the AI probably made a move at the end of one turn and immediately the next one at the beginning of the next turn. Other than that, wh...

The flags are declared in data/misc/flags.spec and data/misc/flags-large.spec, the shields are declared in data/misc/shields.spec and data/misc/shields-large.spec.

cazfi wrote:

cazfi wrote:For the record: I've been testing with one tileset myself, but I cannot distribute that due to license terms of the gfx used.

But now I want to share at least this one screenshot of what alien ruleset is like.

Whoa. That's nice.
But the boiling ocean looks... not as I imagined boiling ocean.

Why didn't you just post the whole thing in the post instead of a rich text file?

The star fort was added by the Default3+ ruleset, and you could find the answer there. But I'll tell you anyways: In Default3+, the city walls don't protect your cities against post-gunpowder units that good, and don't protect them at all against modern units. The Star Fort is basically Level 2 city...

You're using the Default3+ ruleset, right?