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Here is what I did:
<GameData>
<Update>
<Where Name="INITIAL_CITY_POPULATION"/>
<Set Value ="2"/>
</Update>
</GameData>
OR, it might mean that they play on Mac, where the Steam Workshop is not supported.
... the OS X version does not officially support mods, although working around and moving files from and to certain folders will enable them. (source) [en.wikipedia.org].
And that is why even people who own the game could need a direct download link.
The AI still builds just as many settlers, except now they run out of land faster, so they forward-settle twice as often.
Buy the game, you tossers. It's worth it.
At least it seems i´m not the only having problems with some mods.
1. Shutdown Civ5 and Steam.
2. Relaunch Steam and login
3. Wait for any other downloads to finish.
4. Using the Steam fat client (not a browser and not the in-game tool), navigate to the Civ5 workshop.
5. Find the mod you want and click Subscribe. Only select 1 mod.
6. Wait to see the download display --- even if there is only a thin line --- on the status bar.
7. Go to Library / Downloads and verify that single mod content downloaded.
8. For 2 second mod, etc. --- repeat steps 4-7.
9. Launch Civ5
10. Go to Mods
11. Wait until the new mods show up. This used to be instantaneous, but now can takes a few minutes.
12. Play.
The above is inane, but it is the only reliable way I have found in the last month or more to update an existing mod or subscribe to a new one.
FWIW, I am having similar problems with several other mods [from other folks too] --- If I click the update link the mod goes away from the list of choices and never re-downloads or updates. Occassionally this works but not always: unsubscribe, shutdown Steam, delete the mod from the \mods\ directory, re-launch Steam and re-subscribe the updated mod gets downloaded and comes back. Sadly, at least for me, that only works about 20%-25% of the time. Not sure if the problem is Steam or Civ5, but either way very maddening and frustrating.
Surprisingly, at least to me, yet more folks have since asked for additional mods with the distance set to "2", "7" and "8". At long last, done. Cheers.
il be waitin
i settle fast
so i could do like this -- instead of having to do - -
but i HATE having city spammers, so i need it to be like cities in the adjeceant tile so i can city spam others
now then you have an AI city spam problem since their coming to close, well with that many cities, how many bombardments/unit makes can you do in 1 turn?
yeah, alot. so make a bizillion <insert cheap combat unit here>s and bulldoze annoying city spammers (WU ZETIAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)