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UPDATE: Version 0.8.2 - The price update interval on the Market was increased from 7 to 10 seconds. - Barter has 10 times less influence on the change of prices for resources. Thus, reverse barter deals aimed at raising or lowering prices will be unprofitable for the player. At the same time, players have the opportunity to: 1. make highly efficient barters during price jumps. 2. barter resources on roughly equal terms with other players. UPDATE: Version 0.8.1 - Added new resource: Coins - Market prices now change from the start of the game Buildings: - Coins are now required for constructing buildings - Economic and certain other buildings generate coin income - Military buildings require coin maintenance Units: - Coins are now required for training units - Support units generate coin income - Military units consume coin maintenance UPDATE: Version 0.8.0 (compatible with A27) Basic mod functionality. Only dynamic price changes on the Market. Without new resources and other changes. Barter multipliers have been changed(Metal is the most expensive resource) Resource Buying Selling Food 1.0 1.0 Wood 1.1 1.1 Stone 1.15 1.15 Metal 1.2 1.2 Changelog for А26 Installation method: download archive Right-click on the downloaded file Select tab: Open With... specify 0 AD. In the Settings menu the Mod should be displayed in Green color. Enable mod Save and Restart the game volatile-market.zip

Yes. They get picked only from the AINames in files in simulation/data/civs/. In A26 as well as A27 RC, these lists include heroes. However, they were recently cut in this revision, removing hero names and other duplicates. And Themistocles is one of the heroes.

Just uploaded the patch: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D5256

Let's put it this way, on the steam survey, Ubuntu is the second most popular distro. The first is Arch, (from the steam deck, I think.) But even if you don't count arch, all the other distros put together are almost twice the amount of users as Ubuntu. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/?platform=combined Another possibly imperfect place for us to look is the Gaming On Linux Stats: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/users/statistics/ Those stats seems to suggest that while Ubuntu based distros are the most popular, Ubuntu is only slightly higher than Pop!_OS or Linux Mint, and both of those Operating systems get rid of snap. In fact, I used to use Ubuntu, and it's still my go to operating system, but the first thing I do is ditch snap. I'm sure a lot of other Ubuntu users do likewise. So yes, technically Ubuntu is the most popular distro, there still are more people using Fedora/Arch/OpenSuse/etc than Ubuntu.

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And what if food amount reach 0 ? starving and starting to lose health and death? if you want to apply this please also include this part as well

2FA is such a pain in the patookis.