Gurken Khan

Turns out: if you have paused the game it doesn't progress to let the resignation take effect... Not at all, I just wanted to leave the house.

I just tried to resign from a sp game and nothing happened. If that's intended behavior I think the button should get an appropriate tooltip.

I don't know whether you consider Sugarhill Gang Rap or Hip Hop, but as far as I'm aware their Rapper's Delight was the first hit from that corner; and I wouldn't consider that song overly socio-political. So I wouldn't agree with that simple timeline. How about folk rock in the anti-war movement in the US? You are free to say that. Though that notion wouldn't find much support.

I envy you.

@Obelix For me it looks like it works for guarding a unit.

Hi @vongratz, welcome to the forums. To garrison ships you select your units, give the garrison command (key or button) and then click on the ship.

I know nothing about these things, but if you take an existing thing, rename and import it: does that work?

I usually build twin towers and man them, then get the extra arrow pretty early. Murder holes is next, then the extra reach when I can spare the metal. All depending who I am and what my situation is; sometimes, when there's no traffic at my borders (or I'm iber), I never build or upgrade stone towers myself and just do it later when I captured something. I hardly ever get the other two tecs, if I do it's extra arrow per garrison before (if ever) the extra health.

@Deicide4u I always get them, but don't know if SP counts.

It does.

Yet another approach might be to set the bot's behavior to defensive (via the cog in match setup); expect heavy losses when you do engage, but at least they're not messing up your settlement and eco.

They're usually easier to safely evacuate though. While it is true that I (generally) have more women on food than people on wood, it's not by that margin and due to a. a lot of food going in tec upgrades and b. champ cav costing 1.5-2 x the food (that's what I'm mostly producing late game).

How? Food is the easiest res to, um, farm; once you set up fields it doesn't run out.

Maybe? Just looking for a convenient place where it will be seen/addressed.

Didn't @Langbart have a place where he collected (and corrected) wrong text? Didn't find it.

I wanted to make an April Fools' joke here, but apart from adding words like microtransactions and NFTs I don't think I can really top that comment.

Just wanted to say that I, too, think units die too quickly in this version. Taking way more losses capturing CCs for example than I used to.

More about the dagger from my first post (and alien glass):

@Tike I don't know why you weren't sent here, but this is the place for your complaint. (Read the instructions in the opening post...)

So researching the specific tec does give the player a bonus - Silk Road is still utter shite. First of all, unlike all other team bonuses the player does not profit from it themself; second, the bonus from the spec tec is so minuscule that the game would need to last for hours to pay off. The "20% bonus" is a bonus only of the bonus. So I paid 1,000 res for - in this case - 2 extra res per trip. Who would argue that that's a good deal? (And I don't care about neutral competitors; don't know if anybody does.)

I think that sounds good. But we should have his folks included by then.

While most civs' hero names follow "native name (anglicized name)" han, iber and rome differ; I think it would be nicer if it were consistent.

@Classic-Burger I agree, but there's not always the choice.

They're not viewed too friendly around here and at least for vanilla it was decided to use none. But I believe @wowgetoffyourcellphone uses some for Delenda Est.