![]() ![]() Real Strategy AI is one of my favorite mods and one I've come to appreciate more over time. The AI will actually use equipment like battering rams and aircraft like bombers, and civs will build their empire more according to the terrain and work harder to catch up where they are falling behind. This mod helps the AI to think in more goal oriented ways, and react to events accordingly. If you’ve become all too accustomed to baiting, counter-attacking, and then steamrolling the enemy AI, this mod is for you. Turning up the heat: this AI will make you re-think your moves real quick Comes ready to be installed with other map mods and even includes colonial names which can be enabled separately.Adds many new names to the map name database, virtually guaranteeing a uniquely named map every time.It’s a simple mod that changes nothing about the gameplay itself, but is to keep the maps fresh for the player, and is compatible with several other map mods for realistic place names/placement. Mappa Mundi adds more than 15,000 location names to the game, mixing it up and adding some much needed spice to the game’s geographic vocabulary. I’ve always been a fan of any mod that gives the player a greater sense of immersion, and that’s why I like this mod. This top ten mod list is updated for Gathering Storm, and you can check out my other mod lists for even more options to expand your Civ game.* ![]() With the Civ team releasing new content faster than a deity AI constructs wonders, modders have to stay on their toes to avoid being outmoded. (Why the name, I have no idea.Stop window shopping and give your game the makeover it deserves!Īs most gamers know, mods can make or break your game, sometimes literally! I also run "TCS Pedialyte", which adds some information about how your game was set up to an additional page of the Civlopedia, making it somewhat easier to figure out your game's seed and settings if you want to share your start. I like Better Trade Screen, and I would probably call it more important than Detailed Map Tacks to my gameplay, but it does make opening the list of all available trade routes much slower, since it has to do a lot more computation, so that one may not be essential for everyone.basically, if you're incredibly frustrated at the amount of manual work it takes to find the absolute best trade route, and spend a lot of time figuring out the best one, then you'll want it.but if you'd rather just quickly pick a reasonable trade route option and aren't concerned with maxing out the returns from every single route, it may just slow you down. I would say the absolute essentials are, in order of general utility:
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