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does it have anything to do with the fact that i am on mac?
And... Where is its TSL?
Sorry for ask instead of trying myself, but I'm actually running a large modded game and don't wanna risk on running on issues...
BTW, i like your mods a lot, thanks for your effort and good job, keep going like this!!
For the "problem", that I could not change the focus I have found a solution.
I understand a little bit, that I can't build wonders - but why can't I buy them like other buildings?
These two points are imho matter of taste - ok.
But!
Is it part of this civ that the neighbours are always so far away? Meanwhile I startet 7 Games and always the civs are far away altough I increased the number of civs from 11 (this I choose normally) to 16! What should I do with two conquered capitals in the first 50 rounds and they have a distance form at least 16 fields - especially if there is nearly no chance to close the gap.
At the current game in my half of the map (pangea) there are/were 2 civs with me and in the other half there are the rest (14!). And similar disproportions I had in all games. Is this intended?