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Housing and Amenity Adjustments

@storm, it seems to have a different ID for me

For those that don't like the amenity change, it's very simple to remove it yourself. Just open the "GameData1.xml" and change
<Replace Name="CITY_AMENITIES_FOR_FREE">
<Value>0</Value> ----> change back to "1" <Value>1</Value>
</Replace>
this file is located in the \SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\289070\1237173839
It's quit simple to edit any mod you want by opening the xml

It affects roman bath, yes

Does it affect bathhouse?

love the housing changes, hate the amenity change. Hitting favorite to keep an eye out in case it changes, but not subscribing as is.

Well again, having some early cities displeased isn't a problem.

And I'm currently working on another mod that will change the way many buildings give their bonuses (for example, university no longer will give +4 science, it will instead give +1 science and +30% science modifier), so that having a good population matters more.

Unless you want displeased cities in the early game, you will have to add more cities to get the amenities you need for that to not happen. I don't think that removing one amenity/city does much to affect the wide vs. tall issue either. Without a "wide" nation, you won't have the benefit of additional science districts, holy sites, and theater squares. The benefits of having multiples of those far outweigh the tiny benefit provided by a single amenity per city. As far as this affecting my opponents as much as it does me goes, I don't know whether that's true. I play against the AIs, and how the game handles their "displeased" cities isn't known to me. I don't know whether their cities even register displeasure at all. I think to allow a "tall" city scenario a lot more is needed and, the changes that would be required would significantly change the nature of the game. But whatever floats your boat :)

First, the change is supposed to balance the "wide vs tall" types of play a bit, by removing one advantage of the "wide" style, that is: a free amenity in all cities (wide empires have more cities, therefore they benefit more from those free amenities).

And I understand that you may not like to have the "insufficient amenities" warning symbol on your cities from the start. But the cities will still grow fairly quickly in the start despite the -15% food modifier, and the removal of amenities affect your opponents as well, meaning that they are not any more "efficient" than you are.

I prefer to keep my cities functioning as efficiently as possible, especially during the critical early game period. This mod makes efficient city function at the beginning of the game just about impossible unless you chase amenities. I don't really see much benefit to that kind of game change. Everyone's play style is different I guess.

AOM: Lacking one/two amenities in a city will give a -15% food modifier and a -5% other yields modifier, keeping a city content is far from top priority.

JMO: The changes does not make the game harder or easier, as they apply both to the AI and to the player. search after "civ 6 housing" for a complete list of all housing sources.