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i will dedicate a new religion to you
and enforce its reign with my easy to build troops
allahu akbar
It does.
Try to un-subscribe, delete the .civ5mod document with the mod's name in your MODS (the list with all your mods, in your documents. Mine is in "Documents - My Games - Sid Meier Civilization v - Mods, which is the default if I'm not mistaking), and then re-subscribe. If there's no .civ5mod, only re-subscribing might work. If none of this works, try searching on the forums, as there is no direct download.
No idea what could be causing the bug. I played entire games without any problems from the mod. Seems to be a bug from your Civ V game if it just gets removed from the Mods tab after you spawned the first unit. Check if it bugs in every game that you start, and if it does, try to re-install the mod. If It is still doesn't work, check the integrity of your game, and if that fails too, contact Steam directly.
1. It helps the AI just as much as you
2. On the 1st few turns in which you get your settler and other stuff I'm sure it takes you more than 1 turn.
This is a very good idea, but making units as cheap as half the cost is by far too much if you ask me. Especially that I tend to play on epic length with a 30% technology cost increase mod, a reduction this big would promote very agressive playstyles rather than expansion and advancement of cities, yet still basic costs are definitely too high.
Unsubscribe, find your MODS folder (mine is located in Documents > My Games > Sid Meier's Civilization 5 > MODS, yours might be elsewhere), delete "Units at Half Cost.civ5mod", re-subscribe. If it didn't work, contact Steam, as I can't help more than that.
Not sure, since I tested it with friends who were also using the mod. Just to be sure, make sure the other players are using it, or take a risk and simply restart the game early on if it didn't work.
i am using this mod on the slower then normal game pace. and civ suddenly starts to shine even more then it used to. recomended !
It affects the AI, and it worked perfectly in multiplayer when I tested it.
If you use it in multiplayer, will the other player have this 50% bonus too?
You don't like it? Don't subscribe to it! WTF.
You say that this mod could only make the game harder if it was played past Prince, which would explain why I failed to see it. My usual level of play is King, usually going back to Prince when I feel like getting an easy victory.
I'm sorry if I seemed upset about your comment, it's simply that I never saw my mod as making the game easier and wanted to make sure others were aware that I didn't create it because I was inexperienced or new to the game. I have no problems with opinions opposed to mine, but I don't like when these opposed opinions also come with misunderstanding, so I try to explain my point of view when people seem to think I see things differently than how I really do.
Anyway, thanks for your insight on the difficulty change brought by this mod.
You can spout left and right that it is gameplay and not difficulty. But reality is, that gameplay change alters the difficulty. The only way it wouldn't is if you pumped the game up past Prince. Then I can effectively see this actually hindering the player, as opposed to helping.
It's clear you are upset with opposing opinions, as reserved and civil you are about it. But no need to be. Some like it, some don't. That is the nature of things. ;) Keep on making mods.
As I've said to MidnitePikah, this mod isn't meant to make the game easier, it's meant to change the gameplay. I'm a pretty experienced Civ V player, and I'm well aware that it's not hard to increase a city's production to train units faster. But the drawbacks from doing so never quite worked with my style of play and I wanted to get closer to the military experience offered by Civ IV on multiple occasions while keeping what Civ V had to offer new, so I created this mod.
And I wouldn't recommend this mod for beginners, as it can actually make war harder, because the AI produces a lot more units.
This is a GAMEPLAY mod, not a DIFFICULTY mod. This doesn't change the game's balance in any way and there's a huge difference between changing how the game's played and making it easier.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and listening to mine.