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Now, what draws my attention is that the Renaissance is also not the correct start era in the base game, which definitely means it was some other mod change... Now I just need to figure out which one...
Bunch of programmers and game designers don't know this basic piece of history. World Congress in the ancient era......I'm mean.....HOW????? Stupid. Thanks for the fix.
While it never was a proper plenary session as Wikipedia mentions, it certainly comes very close to what happens in game during "emergencies", or when "world congress" agreements are voted upon and subsequently enforced.
In any case, I welcome anything and everything that adds more historical flavour to our Civilization games, so thank you for creating and sharing the mod with us.
I would like to just make a suggestion, although I know nothing of Civ modding so I don't know if possible... But I'd suggest to also add a condition for it to only happen if all civs know each other already -- I know this is pretty much always the case when the game reaches the Industrial era, but it really bothers me that a congress meets and yet there's people that you don't know there...
(and even worse, you remain not knowing them even though there was a congress where they participated. Couldn't your diplomat like, I dunno, ask them who they are? :P )
can't believe this wasn't in the main game !