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Nexrt time I reinstall Civ V I'll remember to take a look at that.
If you're playing on King, the AI starts with one free tech.
They gain one more at Emperor, another at Immortal and another at Deity.
However, if you want to play the game with whatever research cost you want, download one of his other slow research mods and find it in your MODS folder, usually in your my documents folder, at:
Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\MODS\Extra-Slow Research (v 1)
(in this example its his extra slow research mod)
Once you go in the folder for the mod, open the .xml file there in notepad
You can change the gamespeed to whatever you want for any mode
for example
<Where Type="GAMESPEED_STANDARD"/>
<Set ResearchPercent="500" />
This will make standard pace games have 500% of normal research costs
Save and close, and enable the mod in civ.
Should be good.
The default values are quick-75, standard-100, epic-150, marathon-300. Adjust them how you like.
@Revy
Yes, it affects all civs. AI and player-controlled alike.
I'm still not sure what to do about that.
spaxspore Aug 9 @ 7:39pm
subscribed.. not in the list of mods. Started a game on normal speed.. normal research. Am i doing something wrong here?
- I'm getting this problem too. I've checked in my computer library under Civ V Mods and it doesn't appear. I've downloaded it before then deleted it, now downloading it again but no dice. Thanks for helping.
Changing game speed down to Epic or Marathon does improves things a little bit - but it also slows down production (and everything else besides movement) with it. This does not solve the core issue regarding this: the speed of Research, compared to everything else, is too fast.
So a mod like this will slow down research, while keeping Production and such intact. This will give a better ratio of advancement, for people looking for a game that allows them to play through each era.
ahh well D:
Hmm, I really don't know if it would work properly.
@Everyone:
Sorry for the lack of replies, I was a bit bummed with Steam Workshop bugging a bit with Civ5 mods.