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I tryed to make it a random map. This time I used Mercator projection with some adaptation. This is the result. I will upload soon on earth-maps 0.28.3. world.json world.js

Grapejuice mod by @Grapjas has such a functionality

Okay yeah, that's what I thought, and I treated it last night to confirm. @LordTriggers, this mod is really cool, but I have a few thoughts on it: A: the building should act autonomously even when it belongs to Gaia. B: you should still be able to train units from the building, not only wait for them to auto-spawn. C: maybe make the civ center randomized, instead of always the Iberian one, or even make it a map-specific setting. D: the workers tend to walk halfway to a tree, turn around, walk back to the civ center, and then walk back and start gathering. E: workers seem to only gather trees, never other resources. Otherwise, great mod, I can't wait to see the finished version.

I have resolved the issue had to delete old 0ad's data from my documents!

Three small, advanced examples: Anuradhapura - We need more research into unique units and technologies; Cyrene - We need more research into unique units and technologies; Urewe Culture - We need more research technologies;

New updates with help in finalizing art in Blender by @Alisson Fabrini . The mod is becoming increasingly complete and closer to an alpha version. Please note, if you see any civilization present in it but feel something is wrong, contact me and we can research improvements together! Thank you very much @Eilat! The Vietnamese are much better off now with your help.

@Thalatta The game doesn't need too many technologies. Only a small number of generic techs, and from there build upon each civ's strengths. Technologies give an illusion of choice, and often give bonuses that should've been there by default, or not at all. Examples are the two techs for towers for greater range and more default arrows. They are also too expensive to be viable during the period of the game when towers matter. The attention of the player needs to be elsewhere, on the training of troops and construction of production structures.

So, after playing for a few months now (almost a year), and through my work on Hyrule Conquest and experience playing games such as Halo Wars and Warcraft, I've been thinking: the civilizations in 0 A.D. aren't really that unique. Most civilizations are statistically and gameplay wise almost the exact same, with differences between them being almost purely aesthetic, both in names and actual art. While I know we can't get the races as varied as in a fantasy RTS (with flying races, aliens, monsters, magic, etc.) I feel like the varying ways each race operated in history is not used almost at all. So, using my knowledge of history I've composed a small list of things that could be changed to the few races I actively know about: Athenians: Strong navy & walls, more techs Britains: Faster units and stronger/more dogs Gauls: Fiercer units (more damage and RoF) Germans: Mobile dropsites and houses Romans: Defensive units (more resistance) and formation focused Spartans: Offensive units (more damage & health) This list is incomplete, I ask everyone who reads this to post some thoughts about the other civs and I'll edit this list to fit those ideas.