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This works if I edit territory_border.png and make it completely translucent. The AI now builds things again. But now how do I get rid of the territory line on the minimap?

Indeed. AI will need updates if ever nomadic civs are implemented as well (as I imagine nomadic civs wouldn't use territory by definition). I do really like your solution for the mod though. Thank you.

Let me use my imagination a bit, and suggest this: Perhaps you must first build a Settlement structure to found a new village. In this first level, this expansion can't train any citizens, you need colonists to come and build stuff there first. You then later, perhaps after a time limit or perhaps after some other prerequisite, you can use the Upgrade feature to upgrade this Settlement to a full fledged Civic Center. Now you can train units there and possibly now other major buildings like barracks and Fortresses.

Lol k, thanks for the bug reports guys. Will be fixed today, if it isn't already fixed. The repo is constantly in flux. I update it every day (many times multiple times per day), so I honestly suggest if you want to keep up with Delenda Est changes to go ahead and install Github Desktop. It's a nice UI for pulling changes from the repo without having to download the entire zip every time you want to update.

Use this (it'll work with A24) https://github.com/JustusAvramenko/delenda_est A23 DE will not work on A24 base game.

action-garrison-turret-disabled.txt

I am not sure if I can do anything about the AI unless a programmer helps out.

MOD IS NOW PLAYABLE. COMPATIBLE WITH ALPHA 24. https://github.com/JustusAvramenko/0-A.D.-Classic-Mode Still a work in progress. Please report bugs and suggest balancing and gameplay ideas. Note: Naval and Unit progression techs (Basic->Advanced->Elite) not yet implemented.

Bonus: Fixed Wood portrait

Gotchu fam. @Freagarach @Stan` action-garrison-turret action-garrison-turret.txt Bonus: Metal and Stone mine portraits: Cursors for the same: Resource icons for the same:

I would say the Citizen-Soldiers' vision range reduces to the same as a Female Citizen while they gather, either that or reduced by 50%. You can extend the non-gathering vision range a bit and reduce their aggression range to 85% or so (already doable, @Freagarachshowed me how, in UnitAI).

Lower vision range while gathering makes a lot of logical sense and gameplay sense. It would behoove a player to station a few guards to spot incoming raids.

The citizen soldier concept strikes again!

The capturing mechanic in general is just frustrating. I like some if your suggestions though.

Blue parts = player color? I would make the red wall sections slightly desaturated.

1. That terrain's ugly, but more importantly: 2. I think the feature is desirable yes. 3. I'll comment with additional ideas on the diff.

Look in the map's XML file for something like this, within the first hundred lines or so: ], "TriggerScripts": [ "scripts/TriggerHelper.js", "skirmishes/gallic_fields_3p.js" ]

Either via a script or a simple ctrl-H replace command in Notepad++.

So essentially you've made Atlas less intuitive for everyone except you.

Stone and Metal have been removed from the Atlas list. Why is that?

Nice. You could make the presence of a hero give a morale boost, while his/her death would cause a morale decrease.

It could be possible to do building upgrades in Empires Ascendant, but just for Civic Centers so there's a visual indicator of the phase. That would reduce the workload, while still including the feature in the game.

Who dat?

Arrows could have a morale status effect, as well as "scary" units such as War Elephants and Gallic Carnyx Players (an aura?). ======================================================== Y'all: Some new cursors for DE.