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No more AI city spam

do you got a version that doesn't take too the extreme? maybe doubling would be enough

@DREWSTER yes, it does (otherwise it would not be fair)

@mrp8196 Unfortunately that is a change that cannot be done with the modding tools released by the developers of this game.

I just want em to space em out more instead of all the tile sharing make the ai use culture

does it limit the player too?

I never said I wanted to get the first pantheon. I was responding to the previous comment regarding a more moderate setting for this mod, try to understand what you are reading please.

well mauer if you want to get the first pantheon the rules are either go mansa musa and settle surrounded by like 4 desert tiles

You can change the initial cost and cost increase in the file Settler.xml in the mod folder 1134172064
I personally play with 100 initial cost and each new settler cost 100 more.

The AI still picks the settler pantheon, usually whoever picks it snowballs harder than everyone else. In higher difficulties the aI gets a free settler at start.

I've been using this mod for a while and I really like the concept. For players, it works well in slowing down the progress to empire expansion. However, the AI isn't so smart. Even with AI enchancements, the AI civs seem to really struggle (either full spam without the mod or an absolute crawl with the mod). Is there a way to tweak the mod so the AI isn't as handicapped, but players are? Or maybe cut the cost a bit so the AI can get a few more cities out (perhaps a steeper cost curve)? Anyway, I really like the mod and appreciate your work and willingness to share it with the community.

Thanks for this mod. It's still possible to have a city set up to pump out settlers (with the civics card and an ancestral hall), but you have to earn it now. As it should be. Only a few civs/cities in history were known for founding colonies far and wide. Like Carthage, which has a third bonus to stack :)

Neighbouring AI can still settle new cities despite having low population and within ten turns.