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Same stats from Civ 4 too. (I played one game of civ 4 and was shit.)
Your mod, now, sebitudoreci, does work.
The game I started after subscribing to your mod finally got going and I have already observed the trading posts evolving. Very nice. Therefore, for me, however you patched the older mod, permitted it to now work for me. Thank you
Hamlets starting in the Classical Era;
Villages staring in the Medieval Era;
Towns starting in the Renaissance Era
As such you'll have to be in the Classical era before your first Trading Posts start to upgrade to Hamlets, and that will happen only if the tile with the Trading Post is actively being worked by the city.
If you think that the mods don't work for yourself, I suggest testing it out on quick speed, and building only Trading Posts on normal tiles, that way the cities will have no choice but to work some Trading Post improvements, and you'll be able to see the upgrade happening.
Hope this helps.
I will try this mod to see if it accomplishes anything like the older mod promised. The idea of the older mod and this mod is a great idea. we will see if it is just talk.