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King Michael the 1st or King Carol would be cool leaders
some bonus to culture in hills and mountains
The emeregency bonus is okay but you get it once or twice a game only, so very underwhelming. Everything else is spot on.
Perhaps replace the Vlad or Romania's bonuses with something related to loyalty or a boost that matters more of the game and this would be an awesome civ.
In their mod they have an extra building added "Target Range" (alongside Barrack & Stable).
Now in game I can build "Fortareata" when "Barrack" or "Stable" is present, but with "Target Range" it's not possible.
I was looking how to add this extra building manually in the mod, especially in "Romania_UI.sql".
I was thinking to copy inside the modifier, for example Barrack, as new line and changing the name to "Target Range".
Now, I'm not sure it would work just like that. So, any tip how to do this correctly?
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I'm sorry to say, but this mod released after Gathering Storm and requires it. There was never a version which did not require Gathering Storm.
The other reason is that I felt the abilities I could give it as a standalone building worked better with the civ's ability with the production yields of encampment buildings. Like, you'll get an extra 4 production (when at war) on top of what you could get if it replaced another building, so I felt that was pretty cool, and I like that it came a bit later on rather than the ancient era also.
Thanks for taking an interest!
Be sure to send that art my way as I'd love to get around to covering this.