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Fertilizer Benefits Freshwater Farms
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Fertilizer Benefits Freshwater Farms

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CommunistMountain's Consistency Mods
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Description
Upon unlocking the Fertilizer Technology, all Farms (and Terrace Farms) get +1 Food, when previously only non-freshwater Farms (and Terrace Farms) got the bonus. This makes freshwater Farms superior to non-freshwater Farms even after Fertilizer, and while that may be slightly overpowered I believe it fits the concept. Who says fertilizer can't be used on Farms with access to freshwater?

There is a bug where Fertilizer in the tech tree has the additional tooltip stating that it provides +1 Food to Farms on freshwater tiles when I did not add that, on top of the original tooltip which states it does not. I believe it has something to do with the lua automatically adding that when it detects the new functionality of Fertilizer. Of course, it does not affect gameplay.

This works with my other mods. Does not require any DLC.
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engineer gaming  [author] 26 Feb @ 5:22am 
You can check if the mods are present in the Documents/My Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 5/MODS folder (on Windows, idk how it looks on other OS). All Steam subscribed mods will show there. If they are not, please try unsubscribing and resubscribing to all mods that are missing.

Alternatively, you can manually copy and paste mods in the Documents/My Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 5/MODS/mods folder. You can get my mods from the Google Drive link in my Consistency Mods collection page. Installing mods this way means they will not be automatically updated if a new version is posted on Steam, of course.
Sternentier 25 Feb @ 10:15pm 
EDIT: Alright, I verified file integrity and deleted Civ5ModsDatabase, and now this mod does show up, but other mods are missing, including your trade route for larger maps mod. That one doesn't even show up in my file directory for some reason. *Sigh* I don't know what's going on.
Sternentier 25 Feb @ 9:40pm 
This mod isn't showing up in my mod list. When I first subscribed, it was there, and said "transferring". I waited 30 minutes and nothing changed, so I rebooted the game. Now the mod isn't listed at all.
Utskushi 17 Oct, 2023 @ 9:42am 
Fertilizer is my favorite tech, thanks for giving it some love and some logic !
BOY♂NEXT♂DOOR 20 Apr, 2019 @ 9:40pm 
Very nice. No idea why they did not do this in the base game.
engineer gaming  [author] 19 Apr, 2019 @ 6:29pm 
What I mean is that the tech tree inconsistency is just cosmetic and does not affect the functionality of the mod.
Zevon 19 Apr, 2019 @ 5:21pm 
Lol how does a mod not affect gameplay (joking)? Lol