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Sereniama wrote:so you can have Cthulhuist Americans

Yes. You convinced me. I am for religions now.
Also, since they will probably go to the experimental ruleset first(like most new features), there will be enough time to test and balance them.

I don't think that would be too hard. The code for the nuke explosion is probably one method, so when reducing city size it can just be changed there to use a number read from the ruleset. Bigger things may be spread over the whole code and thus difficult to change, but this is probably not.

HanduMan may be the mythical genie that grants several wishes. If so, then I have a few more involving power, money, beautiful women, and world peace. Tell me which you want to work on first. :lol: I'll be happy to curse your next freeciv game with unbreakable world peace. :twisted: You want patch ...

I think there should be action enablers for move and attack, so that we can make turrets: A normal unit that can't fight, but can be transformed into a turret at the target location. The turrent can attack, but not move. Would be nice if something like that would be possible. This is possible with ...

I think there should be action enablers for move and attack, so that we can make turrets: A normal unit that can't fight, but can be transformed into a turret at the target location. The turrent can attack, but not move. Would be nice if something like that would be possible.

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...