Is there a way to remove the outlines in the Screenshot mode provided by other mods? I can remove borders and city names and icons but the region remains visible.

really fun - adds a whole new layer of gameplay!

Just wasted so many turns and about 2 hours of a game because this mod does not do a great job of saying 'you need to build the city center in the area to claim' and I thought just owning every single tile of an area would claim it.

@rafaelmacedo2002 it's not technically possible because the base game doesn't have the code APIs that are required to do this kind of mod (and many other kinds of code mod). That's why so many mods require Gathering Storm DLC because that DLC adds a load of extra API functions which enable more advanced mods.

@rafaelmacedo2002 install Augmented Steam extension or go to IsThereAnyDeal to see where to get the game at a low price. I got the full game for $10 from fanatical, the deal is still on. $5 for Platinum on anydeal

Sukritact should make YnAMP compatibility.

Last update was on 13 nov 2024 (see above). Why asking that?

will this ever be updated?

just out of curiosity, is there any version of this mod for people who only have basegame civ 6?

city centre needs to be inside to activate (claim) the region

once activated, the rules for whether you need things inside the region, in the city radius, or something else are specifically mentioned in the text description

BUT "city centre needs to be inside to activate (claim) the region"

Does city center have to be built inside the region for it to work, or will effects be applied to any zones built in region even if city center is outside the dashed line?

I don't use map pack mods, but from what I understand it might not play well with map mods that need scripts .... but I might also just be saying random words there !

guess its just "Yet (not) Another Maps Pack" even though its rather popular.

all for it not to work with all my mods.

Thanks i forgot that it was a game mode.

it's working for me - it's a game-mode, so you have to select it at startup
"brand new Game Mode"

is the mod even working? probably not.

how do you see regions?

from what I can see, yes, you need to settle a city inside the region to claim / activate the region. THEN, the specifics of how the region operates is very literal and it does seem to work. In my mind, one has to read the description and interpret it very specifically because there are distinctions between other effects in region, in city, adjacent

its annoying that you have to settle a city inside the region to benefit from it. The description of the regions is a bit vague and doesnt really mention it, there are even some descriptions that elude to how multiple districts from different cities benefit from the bonuses whereas i dont think thats true.

Those descriptions could really use a rewrite, like start each description with "If a city is settled within this region, it gains the following bonuses: ..."

also would be cool if coverage could go over 25%.

has translation?

It seems to work fine. This mod mostly gives bonuses to districts or modifies tile yields based on different adjacency conditions. It ends up being compatible with pretty much anything I think

how compatible is it with wide and tall mod?

100% ready to play

could you clarify if you believe this is "ready to play" currently or if it's just on the workshop as a sort of open beta test?

@timothygoss0909 that is an issue with Terra Mirabilis surprisingly, there is a fix you can download.

I enjoy playing with this mod - I usually turn the coverage down to 15%

No - it's working for me. From what I can tell, there are no issues at all with this

Anyone having issues with builders on unit cycling almost freezing the game later into the ages? Not sure if it is this mod but having issues with this currently.

Really creative idea though, thanks for the mod, seems fun

I noticed that quarries built under Igneous Intrusion don't boost Masonry

I really enjoyed this mod! As a planner you've totally disrupted my city placement strategies and I love it. Yet, I didn't get one thing about region bonuses:

- As in Prophetic Visions, when a region tile yields bonus by adjacency to a district does it need to be the region owner's district?

- As is Massive Trees, when a improvement on a region yields bonus by adjacency, it needs to be worked by the city owner, but does the adjacent district must also be from this city?


Really looking foward to the urban identities update BTW

Suk! I really appreciate the dedication and consistent high quality over the years, and many of your mods have become must-haves for any new game. You're awesome, keep it up! ^^

Did you do something with the AI too, so that it works well with your mod?
I've rarely been so neck to neck with the AI in a game than in my current game with Urban identities (in King, by playing a bit loosely, but still). Very nice!

Hi, Suk
Great mod as always!
But this have a tini-tiny problem with the infixo's Better Civilopedia, cause when you add a tab in the Civilopedia the button push aside other buttons.

Just for you to know, in case you didn't (Probably already knew, I know...)

In my play testing I've found some AIs will luck into really favourable set ups in regions, and because of their boosted science and culture per turn on Deity will run away with the lead (I've seen AIs with 300+ Science per turn by turn 150) it might be an idea to give some of the more powerful bonuses extra parameters to be received just so the AI doesn't get them on accident.

Loving the mod, I like how you have to think about how cities will specialise. But our one advantage with deity was how the AI doesn't place districts optimally. This mod seemingly rewards their haphazard placement xD

Nice twist, I enjoy this mode

thanks CorTrex

disregard. Found the checkbox under "advanced setup"

Be careful, Urban Identities is a Game Mode, just like Barbarian Clans or Secret Societies.
You need to specifically select it when starting a game, not only having it activated in the Additional Content screen.

What am I doing wrong? I have subscribed to this mod, restarted civ and steam, that didn't work, rebooted computer, and still when I look in "additional content" and then "mods", this appears like all other mods including several from Sukritract, but when I start a game and look at the Game menu under "mods in use", this isn't there. Nor did playing anyway reveal any regions. Is there some step I'm missing, am I supposed to select a certain map, is there a switch somewhere under advanced set up?

I had the rich soil work for me

After establishing the capital within the region, there was no increase in trade routes.

Seem like the rich soil identity does not work, no farm spawned at all

Amigo, este es realmente espectacular. Estas loco.

do the AI know how to take advantage of these regions? i guess they would settle in the areas under the regions for other reasons anyway

Needs to be inside it to claim/activate the region.

Once the region is claimed there are different conditions though - so read carefully (some say districts etc need to be in the region, some say things just need to be adjacent to the city in the region, some say unrestricted as long as the building / district / improvement is part of the cities zone)

Just started my first game with this mod and absolutely love it already.
Do you have to settle a city inside the regions border?
For example, if i settle a city 1 tile outside a natural harbor region, but then build the harbor inside the region, will the harbor still get the benefits?

Are there any mods adding new regions yet? The concept is great

Why isn't this mod showing up in my list of mods? I can see all the other sukritact mods but this one isn't showing up. Somebody please help because this mod seems incredible. When I go to create a new game, I can see Sukritact's Oceans in my game mods but not Urban Identities