Sometimes I dont get a popup to change my government after finishing building that should allow me to do so or policy. Is there a limit of changes or something?

The issue is on your end, sounds like a mod conflict or you need to clear your cache.

running this mod disables producing Units and Buildings.

Can we get info on what the Government bonuses are in the Civilopedia?

@Jugulador you can't, you get the opportunity to change to a specific government at certain times (like when you choose the Republic policy or finish building Himeji Castl).

I wish we could change governments whenever we wanted to

How to change the government at will?

It's a problem on your end. Clear your cache and moduserdata folders, make sure you don't have EUI or any other pseudoDLC installed, and try without other mods to see what's conflicting. I can't help any further without logs.

This mod looks cool! However, I've stumbled upon a problem with it. Every time I've enabled this mod, the splash screen is blank, making the game unplayable. I really need help troubleshooting this problem. Thanks

Now there is :)
Thank you for the file @Iska and Ismet

(Data\Iska_Governments_Defines.xml)

Nope, never got around to a pedia section. You can open up the mod files to check, the text descriptions should all be convenientally lined up in a probably easy to find file.

Yeah, Reyne Rabbit's asking a valid question

Is there an overview with the bonuses related to each government type?

Send noods, I mean, logs

I built the kremlin but no event occured for the tsardom government type?

More ideas for governments:
"Satrapy" government: +4 Happiness and +2 Loyalty for every city
"Nobility" government: NO Unhappiness from population in your two biggest cities, +25% Great People spawn rate.
"Theme" government (from the Byzantine Theme system of the 11th century): +4 Loyalty in every city, 20+ Production when building military units.
"Traditional Monarchy /Primogeniture" government: +2 Gold, +1 Loyalty in every city.
"Kaiser" government: +3 Production, +10% Production when building military units, +2 loyalty in every city that follows the State Religion.
"Art Patronage" government: +3 Culture, +33% Great Sculptor/Writer/Musician spawn rate in your 3 biggest cities.

A suggestion I have is the ability to change governments at a whim. For example, I chose the monarchy government when my empire was 3 cities, but since then I've conquered 5 more cities, and now I want to adopt the Republic Goverment, which I chose not to adopt when I unlocked it.

IDEAS FOR NEW GOVERNMENTS, BECUZ WHY NOT
"Empire" government: +2 happiness and +2 Loyalty in every city, additional +2 hppiness in every non-puppet city.
"Duchy" government: +4 Faith in four of your cities.
"State" government: +3 Production, +1 Happiness, +1 Culture in four of your cities.
"Corporate" government: +6 Gold in every city.
"Maritime Hegemony" government:, +3 Gold from coastal cities, +50% production for naval vessels.

At the moment, this mod is a very cut-down version of the governments from civilization 6. The most important element of the governments from civilization 6 is the presence of different combinations of slots for policy cards. There are no slot combinations, no cards, or even legacy bonuses. Accordingly, this mod is in dire need of adding depth! Now it’s just +1 Social Policy, which can simply be changed to another. It doesn’t even smell like governments, to be honest.

That being said, I don’t understand at all why Iska abandoned his previous governments mod. There really is a deep system of governments represented there. In my opinion, it is the previous mod that needs to be developed. Or, I repeat, deepen this mod. For example, add some new mechanics (loyalty/stability) or new yield that will be available only/mainly in governments. Add Upkeep like in Civilization 4 to make the player's choices more complex.

Nope, didn't take it out. Should still be working, send logs if it isn't.

Interesting, this was apparently added to Il Principe a couple months ago, but this mod was removed from Il Principe yesterday. Why? I like it.

🤔 sounds like a conflict or you need to clear your cache. Send logs or idk

when the tribalism menu pops up, I can't close it.

You can adopt new ones by getting the prerequisites in the description, but no, you can't change between Govs otherwise, or go back to one you had before if you switched away from it.

Can't I change Government?

Nice

Well thanks to LeeS and Civfanatics [forums.civfanatics.com] the issue is solved.

Thanks for the report Lucius! Appreciate it. Usually the bug is the other way around, with policy culture costs increasing. I suspect my fix is causing an issue. Will investigate.

Good Sir (or Lady) Iska, I have discovered a potential bug/unintended feature.

Adopting a new Government reduces the Culture Costs of the next Social Policy. This effect is exacerbated when adopting two governments in a single turn, achievable through several means.

Though the way I did it was by transitioning to the Caliphate Government through the Sharia Belief and then adopting the Despotate Government, which reduced my Social Policy costs to merely 20, allowing to quickly get three policies in around 15 turns.

I did only have one city, which may have contributed to the excessively low number, but nevertheless, through this I had managed to complete both Honor and Tradition by turn 101 using this "exploit", by building the Temple of Artemis and to get Theocracy and adopting Oligarchy and Monarchy in Tradition.

Hey guys, just released a new Egypt civ that gets a Unique Government with this mod <3 Check it out!

Fixed!

I found a glitch where the name of the leaders in the leader screen disappears as soon as they found a government with Lord and the sorts, it just become blank. Pliz fex, thank

Can’t test it rn, away from PC but I will definitely try it out tomorrow!

Like how the other Governments Mod shows that X population are Serfs, and X is Nobles, etc.

This is really cool, but will there be a division of City Population in this one?

Nice to see someone who's excited about how AI will shape the future of Civ5 modding

I'd like to suggest a government to add: Kritocracy (When the land is ruled by one or more Judges. There's 2 examples of this in history I can think of off the top of my head: Biblical pre-monarchy Israel and pre-medieval/early medieval Ireland)

Do you still have the selection of government specific stuff in this version like the old one? (I really like that system)