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Uyghur Khaganate
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Tunnisteet: Other, Historic, Civilizations, BraveNewWorld
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9.597 MB
19.12.2013 klo 4.47
18.7.2014 klo 17.24
8 muutosilmoitusta ( näytä )
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Hiram
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Uyghur Khaganate

1 kokoelmassa, tekijä Hiram
The Forgotten - The Other Civilizations
14 luomusta
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Adds the Uyghur Khaganate civilization to the game. Requires Brave New World and Gods and Kings.

Leader: Bayanchur Khan
UA: Empire of the Nine Clans - 50% less unhappiness from number of cities.
UU: Altaic Rider - Replaces horseman. Slightly faster and receives a combat bonus in rough terrain. Has a greater line of sight.
UB: Grape Arbor - Replaces circus. Does not require horses and provides food in addition to happiness. Available with Calendar.

Special thanks to TPangolin for his artistic skills (various icons, leader graphics)
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Dino 21.7.2021 klo 21.38 
Everything works. It's an interesting civ in that it allows you to play much wider than usual, even without Liberty. Grape Arbor adds extra growth and appears already in the Ancient Era, so even if you go for Tradition, you will still benefit from the UA when you start to expand through war or settlers. Altaic Riders are extremely fast Horsemen that are a blast to play with. One or two riders add mobility and versatility to your army. Grade: A.
BloodRaven 6.10.2020 klo 23.30 
Could you make a civ 6 version?
StraboSE 23.9.2020 klo 10.44 
Good to see the Uyghurs getting a bit of representation. Especially these days.
Mojave Neon 20.1.2015 klo 20.19 
I've found these guys to be a little too OP. I wasn't sure whether or not they were while playing as them, but once I played against them as an AI it immediately became clear that they are OP. They were able to found too many citites too early, giving them way too many highly developed cities in the late medieval/early renaissance era.
oniroutard 2.9.2014 klo 14.36 
Can you make a mod for Kara-Khitan Empire? It shouldn't be too hard based on this mod. Let me know if you need any help on research.
ML 27.8.2014 klo 11.46 
Can anyone do a mod for the manchus, the same as they were in the DLC that had them, I am looking everywhere for it but I can't find it. :(
Ralf 18.5.2014 klo 14.56 
Nvm, found out how. Anyone who's wondering;

You need Hiram's YnAEMP patch of course, which he has linked on the page for his 'The Forgotten' collection, but here it is again: http://forums.civfanatics.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=22768

Go the mod location, mine is - [Documents/My Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 5/MODS/Hiram YnAEMP Compatibility Patch (v 2)]

Edit the Core.sql file in notepad, and change the value of the Uyghur civilization start under whatever map size you need, for me it was Gigantic Earth (Greatest Earth in the .sql file).

Thanks again for all the civs Hiram!
Ralf 18.5.2014 klo 14.19 
Hey there, this mod looks good and I was testing it out with YnAEMP, and I spawned in the right-most tile of Lake Bikal.

If you have the time, could you just change the value of the starting location, wherever it is, to be 1 more tile east? This civ is perfect for filling up the map with 43 Civ DLL.

Thanks again for the mod!
SheikhAbdullah 14.5.2014 klo 10.33 
That UA looks a little OP for city-spamming, especially when paired with grape arbor. Perhaps you would consider lowering it to 50-60%? Thanks for the great mod anyway though ;)
Rough 3.4.2014 klo 6.39 
I would say 50% is good. It's still a sweet UA, but you'd have to build/capture 12 cities to get the same bonuses, which is much more reasonable. Thanks!