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Also do you have a way to make every unit unique looking, kinda like a grotesque undead, replace aircraft for some wiverns and later aircraft by dragons for exemple?...
Old Lich had me runnin' till the faithful countrymen got their muskets and repelled his rotting forces.
its a good mod it justmight break your gameif your not careful
Follow. But! Follow only if ye be men of valor!
From barbarians, the max XP you can get is 30. To get him up higher, you'll have to fight units from other nations/citystates.
Sehr gute Arbeit. Nun macht Civ5 wieder richtig Spaß.
Ich freue mich schon auf die anderen, die noch in Arbeit sind.
Danke und mach weiter so.
@KaijuJaegar19 No sorry, I only changed specialists names on special units, not the rest.
@KaijuJaegar19 Yeah every civ has at least 15 city names, and they're all working I believe.
Life Through Death: Population and Specialist consume no food and cities generate no food. Whenever an enemy unit is killed, all cities gain food equal to the strength of that unit.
And then you can give the Reanimate trait as default to all your undead units which will heal them every turn (meaning recruiting a large number of these to upgrade would be up to the player). This also heavily encourages warmongering from the player, as their entire nation relies on a constant stream of death. Albeit, barbarians can make a good stand in from time to time for the ever necessary requirement for death.