Winkelpagina
Sid Meier's Civilization V
Alles Discussies Screenshots Beeldmateriaal Uitzendingen Video's Workshop Nieuws Gidsen Recensies

Sid Meier's Civilization V

Winkelpagina
Sid Meier's Civilization V >  Workshop > Workshop van Fiona Danger
Onvoldoende beoordelingen
Lungora's Dai Viet under Tran Thanh Tong
Beschrijving Discussies0 Opmerkingen4 Wijzigingen
   
Prijs
Toevoegen aan favorieten
Toegevoegd aan favorieten
Verwijderen uit favorieten
Tags: Other, Historic, Civilizations, Leaders
Bestandsgrootte
Geplaatst op
Bijgewerkt op
11.978 MB
24 mei 2020 om 6:38
12 mrt 2024 om 18:24
2 wijzigingsnotities (weergeven)
Gemaakt door
Fiona Danger
Online
dephi
Offline
Alle 68 verzamelingen van Fiona Danger en anderen bekijken (sommige zijn mogelijk verborgen)
1,749 unieke bezoekers
427 huidige abonnees
46 huidige favorieten

Abonneren om te downloaden
Lungora's Dai Viet under Tran Thanh Tong

In 1 verzameling van Fiona Danger
Lungora's Civs
16 items
Omschrijving
Lungora’s Dai Viet under Tran Thang Tong in partnership with Jarcast.



Tran Thanh Tong, and his brother Tran Hung Dao, were two of Vietnam’s greatest historical leaders. They fended off three separated invasions of their country by the Mongol Yuan Dynasty, winning each time. Tran Thanh Tong oversaw the influence of Buddhism in the country, instituted and patronised Confucian-style temples of literature, science, and warfare – and created the first written Viet language out of Chinese characters. Today both are celebrated widely across Vietnam and in Vietnamese communities abroad, I hope to celebrate them via this mod.



Mod Support:
Lots of mods, these included: CulDiv | Ethnic Units | Hist. Religion | JFDLC | Map Labels | RED | YnAEMP v24/v25

Credits:
Lungora/Fiona Danger - Art, SQL, Design
Jarcast – Lua, SQL, Art Tweaks
Coiot – Civ Alpha
Darth Kyofu – LS Rework
TPangolin – Critical input and moral support.
4 opmerkingen
< >
Galgus 11 aug 2020 om 12:31 
The Cam Quan doesn't seem to be refreshing its moves and allowing another attack when killing a unit.
Galgus 9 aug 2020 om 13:54 
I did some testing, and got these results:

I've been using the mod Reform and Rule, which gives Culture from Shrines in the Piety opener, and the Shrines do not advance technology despite giving Culture.

Since that doesn't work, I'd assume the unmodded Mercantilism trait also doesn't work, though I'm not sure.

Mod added buildings with an intrinsic Culture or Science yield seem to give the bonus.

Using a mod adding a Great Ziggaraut wonder, which gives a free Temple in the city it's built and adds +1 Culture to Temples but has no inherent Culture yield in the Wonder building itself, the technology boost does not activate.

The Civ is still a lot of fun to play, though I'd kind of like to see a Tradition Science rush using the free monuments and decisions.

Thanks for making it!
Fiona Danger  [auteur] 9 aug 2020 om 0:18 
@Galgus As far as I am aware any building that is built and provides a base value of culture or science will pop the opposite yield - this includes Cathedrals and the like, any wonders with a base culture or science yield, and should take effect for the buildings effected by Merchantilism if you've already unlocked said policy but only after. I don't believe buildings given for free, like Tradition's Monuments get the bonus due to build triggers, and buildings that provide science or culture on improvements but not a base yield of either won't too. The code was written to be as dynamic and mod-compatible as possible, and if through careful observation you don't get a boost of culture after building say a stock exchange after unlocking Merchantalism that'd be good to know to fix.
Galgus 8 aug 2020 om 15:24 
Do buildings that are given a Culture or Science yield by an outside source, like a Policy benefit activate the UA?

Does it apply to Cathedrals and the like?

I really like the mod, but I'm not far in my Marathon run.