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7 comments
Can you make armies and districts more smaller , so it give the impression each tile is a region ?
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Unfortunately no. I literally only changed a couple of stats, and have already reached the zenith of my modding prowess.
Besides, I don't even think that this is even possible with the current modding tools.
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Thank you for making this!
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No problem!
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Fantastic.
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Bugged with the Ibn Battuta patch. With the harbour changes I can still build next to the harbour like it's a hamlet but I cannot build adjacent to those districts, only directly next to the harbour. No other mods installed. Tested multiple times against base game and it only happens when this mod is activated.
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Having a strange issue, I very much doubt that this mod touches any of these parameters, but with ONLY this mod installed, there are no more events in Neolithic era, and Mandatories (such as reminding you to move a unit that hasn't moved, or a reminder that a city doesn't have anything queued) have seemingly been turned off. I can only guess that it's an issue with the most recent HK updates??
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