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Other than that the factions are really interesting, still playing around to get a feel for specific feedback on how they play though.
All base game factions are unaffected, for them the resource bonus works as if no mods are enabled.
For additional factions the tile bonus from for example volcanic works, the flat resource gain from outposts works, the city wide resource bonus from outposts works.
What doesn't work is the resource bonus outposts give to adjacent tiles.
This seems to be a general issue with all additional factions and how the game identifies additional factions, not only mine.
Most factions don't touch the outpost related files and for those that do, the changes work as intended.
I'd need to adjust every type of outpost for every faction individually and it should be possible to fix this issue. But for now I'll leave things as they are. From my testing all my additional factions are stronger than base gladius and don't need additional power.