View Full Version : Q: Buildings, modding cultural penalty and/or destructability.
Shieldmaiden
10-21-2007, 16:45
I'd just like to ask a few questons about Buildings in RTW.
1) Is is possible to mod/remove the cultural unrest caused by a particular line of buildings?
2) Is it possible to make indestructable farms/government/roads actually destructable (rather than just 100% damaged but not destroyed).
I'd like to try removing the sillier causes of Unrest (OMG a well-paved roman road, lets riot! dirt tracks rule!).
Red Spot
10-21-2007, 20:21
1; yes and no, you can not remove the real culture penalty, you can only make it un-noticable with like happiness bonusses
2; some buildings can be made (in)descructible by adding/removing the "hinterland" tag from the building name (meaning Core-building and walls will never be destructable)
these 2 points have more or less made me into making an "all Romans" game as I really dislike the culture-crap in Rome (as in you can not get rid of it if the previous owner already upgraded to huge_city, meaning a rushing human always has the edge already only cause of hardcoded features, let alone tactics and strategie)
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Shieldmaiden
10-21-2007, 22:03
Thank you :2thumbsup:
1; yes and no, you can not remove the real culture penalty, you can only make it un-noticable with like happiness bonusses
Would you care to explain that a bit?
Originally Posted by Red Spot
1; yes and no, you can not remove the real culture penalty, you can only make it un-noticable with like happiness bonusses
I think he means adding happiness/law/etc bonus to building , but it works well if building is faction/culture specific; no bonus for them, but bonus for the others factions/cultures that will capture that building later...
if building available for all factions, than it'll be just inaccurate happiness increase...:thinking:
btw, haven't know about this hinterland feature, thx :balloon2: ; hey, do you know about different core_buildings ? (like core_roman_x; core_eastern_x) :inquisitive:
It's unlikely :sweatdrop: , but very useful..
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