Gurken Khan

There's a limit for some buildings, so I guess a modder could just copy that mechanism to other buildings.

The way the bow is presented made me think it was loot.

The "deletion request" was phrased as an offer; not that @Stan` would need that if he chose to do so. I guess he doesn't feel like it would please him.

Generally I wouldn't mind doing that, but currently I only have the a27 RC installed.

Spacemen really shouldn't cost wood. Nor do you give any reason for your suggested upgrade cost. Git gud! But banter aside, I don't really have a problem with the upgrade costs. First thing I do is build a storehouse, first thing I research is woodcutting. The first women I produce I send to wood. I concentrate on my wood eco until I can afford my food eco; ofc I need that eventually to grow my population. While I don't want to deter you from your project, there might be other ways to handle the situation. An experienced player really shouldn't die to an average AI. Maybe you do stuff in phase 1 which isn't advisable? There are plenty of guides for eco and build order. You could upload a replay and seek feedback from other players. Anyway, best of luck and success whichever route you choose.

That blue stuff they used to paint themselves.

DL'ed, installed; guess it's Vulkan only, didn't find an option to change to/from. Notes I found only mention Vulkan for this release. Tried it three times and: No, it doesn't happen with STK.

I think I had to do that manually. Apart from that the installation went automatically and without problems. But for windows users a warning will pop up how unsafe it is to install this; you can just click it away.

https://trac.wildfiregames.com/ticket/6814#ticket

The Han ministers still have a production button problem: while it shows the correct max number you can produce in a batch, if the batch size is actually bigger nothing will happen. This is not visibly represented for the player. You have to reduce the batch size until it matches the maximum ministers you can produce, while the number presented to the player will stay the same. (If you can produce 2 and your current batch size is 5, it will show you the 2 all the time; when you dial down your batch size to 4, 2 is shown etc.) I wish the game would just cut off larger numbers if the current batch size is bigger than what you can produce, so the button actually does what it says.

Fish crisis in Latium: There's one (!) fishing spot for my ally and me (green & blue). If it were everywhere like in the SW I'd think it'd be ok. I don't know if I just got an unlucky draw or if there can be something done about the distribution/amount of fishing spots.

OK. I just thought that your equation wasn't very clear. Sometimes you considered all involved units (pop), sometimes you didn't (res cost; ofc the lost archers should also be considered. )

@real_tabasco_sauce I assume the skirms also died, which would be another 2,500 wood and food, making a total of 10,000 res.

If that behavior makes it into A27 I'll do that too.

Did you try the GUI scale in the graphics settings? Maybe the minimap or the silhouettes of the rabbits can help. Now we don't want a bunch of whiners, do we? But seriously, you can catch wounded units with an area selection + "o", and you can set the threshold for what's considered wounded with a slider. I set it to 50%, because with the turn and acceleration times it's no help otherwise. AFAIK you can't capture humans, only siege units; I'm not even sure if that's currently a thing. I totally agree that the new default behavior of attacking buildings instead of capturing sucks big time. The AI is pretty stupid, but I guess we just have to take what the volunteers working on it can provide.

I think the AI reactions depend on their circumstances. They don't always help their AI allies, on the other hand my AI ally tries to help me quite frequently; but it could be that just one or two horsies and/or one or two skirmishers show up before the situation is resolved. You can also ask your AI ally to attack a certain player. It then would take some time before they gather troops, then get moving. They might reconvene on the way, before they finally arrive at the enemy's territory. (I never do that.) Maybe you could influence their direction if you used the flare; I never tried that.

I tried all three options and they don't have an effect on the problem.

@Vantha I had the same until I updated my graphics driver. Else:

Windowed and vsync don't change it. I'd have to edit the borderless in the user.cfg, right? Please give me the exact line.

Hello @Tuking & welcome to the forums. Locate your logs folder: https://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameDataPaths Then upload it here; if you can just zip the whole folder. (For uploading use the choose files... at the bottom of the editor.)

lol While I agree that wikipedia is not a prime source, I think it will be ok for general stuff. But for example the role of specific units might be controversial. I hope this endeavor catches the attention of our historians and that they will contribute accordingly. ^^

You should post there and follow the instructions in the first post:

I'd assume the vast majority to be wikipedia links; if later we decide to link there we'd have the links already gathered. If anybody uses other sources they'd know; those might be even more worthwhile to collect and link.

I'm not sure. I would say it's best to collect the sources from the start, later we could see what to do with them. (If you don't collect them from the start, it will be a pain in the averywhere to do so later.)

Archeologists have discovered the oldest known building plans, estimated 8,000 to 9,000 years: Those "desert kites" (for their form) were up to 5km and used to trap herds of animals. https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/saudi-arabien-und-jordanien-aelteste-bauplaene-der-menschheit-entdeckt-a-610899e8-e46c-4875-aa8b-a8f31c2dd634 https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0277927