Did you need a readme for when you first start playing 0ad?  The whole point now is to not "sell" it as a mod, but as a completely different game. But I was working on updating all the changes, and will continue to do so as i fix things up.

it will take me atleast a whole day just going through all the changes you made. you should make a readme or smth on your github to graphically show the changes maybe... your mod is really fun tho. P.S: you don't preach your mod when I ask for it but you do when I don't smh does everyone hate me or smth 

New anthem? 

Does Hard and Very Hard AI only have more resources, or do they actually act smarter, too?  

Perverting compatibility check into a political tool has been discussed for a while from the time I was here in 0AD. Yesterday, while searching the git to see if I could make a useful contribution with this path thing, I found something very cringe on git on this topic. I don't know if it's something that's worth discussing at this point. Maybe we should just let people fulfilling the urge to do something about "cheating", even if I'm unsure if theses people ever log in to the lobby. Sorry if any reader find this offensive because they did believe in the initiative but it's just very very poorly though out, by people actually smart. A while ago, we also discussed with you @guerringuerrin and @Norse_Harold that we should be able to see all player mods from the gamesetup room. This would be a good nice to have feature to add. It will help mitigate a lot of issues with mods, like the one with feldmap versions you are giving as example above. Most importantly, it doesn't engage a war against mods and modders pretexting they could be malicious, therefore nuking the UX for everybody is totally justified.