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IвЂ™ve logged in over 500 hours on Civ V alone, and IвЂ™ve played every previous version at least as much. Without a doubt, no game has stolen more hours of my life away than Sid MeierвЂ™s Civilization series. Because really, of all the wonders that a computer can bring into your life, whatвЂ™s better than computer gaming? UmmmmвЂ¦.well, keeping in mind that this IS a family website, anywayвЂ¦. Like so many of you, I started gaming at an early age, pushing cardboard pieces around on colorful maps, shooing the family cat away, and rejoicing when the alien technology plucked out of the Roswell UFO crash resulted in a brand spanking new Commodore computer on my desk. Any similarities to real people living or dead are incidental and any similarities to real civilizations living or dead are a friendly homage, not a historical statement about those civilizations.Chris Mohon, 23 June 2013 Your Guide to Civ V Modding Madness!

This is a fictional civilization, with vague inspiration from real ones. Trey VanZandt (Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0): Silverman Sound Studios (Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY): Scott Buckley (Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY 4.0): Makai Symphony (Licensed under Creative Commons music CC BY-SA 3.0): Kevin MacLeod (Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0): The Sioc civilization uses music from the following composers: You may also want to disable it first in-game, though it doesn't seem to be necessary to do so, it's just cleaner to do it that way probably. To uninstall, simply delete or otherwise remove the CIV5MOD file from your MODS folder.

Civ 5 mods s mod#

If the mod is installed and enabled successfully, and you are setting up a modded game, you should be able to choose 'Shailyn - The Sioc' from the available civs. Then click Single Player to start a modded game. Once you've loaded up the game, click MODS and wait for the mod to load, then enable it by clicking the little circle so it's highlighted. This is probably located somewhere like: Documents/My Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 5/MODS Unzip the downloaded file and place the CIV5MOD file in your MODS folder. Normally, you probably wouldn't be using or caring about coast/ocean tiles much, but since you are already using them, this pantheon makes that early boost just a little better and makes you stronger in getting important stuff built. I find that God of the Sea is a solid Pantheon to pair with this civ, so long as you've got good tiles to use with the Oidhreacht, as they complement each other. You could also go Tradition, but wait to get Legalism until each city has a Monument built to get a free/instant Oidhreacht in each though this does run the risk of delaying your first Oidhreacht and losing the precious momentum you can get from having one, or a few, high production / high food tiles in early game, when other civs are still trying to get going. This is to ensure you'll get at least one 'super' tile, boosted by the benefits of the Oidhreacht, in each city. If you are trying to rush 3-4 cities at the beginning of the game, I recommend scoping out 3-4 solid coastal spots (at least one Fish, Whales, Pearls, or Crabs tile), if it's possible without hurting yourself on unique luxuries. I recommend going for Sailing and Optics early in the game to get access to the Oidhreacht (Lighthouse replacement) and use the reduced maintenance cost on naval units to help keep a ship or two around your strong coast/ocean tiles to prevent them from being blocked or pillaged by barbarians and other civilizations' units. The Sioc are designed to be played primarily on the coast. (Note: These bonuses are in addition to the default features of the Lighthouse.) Strategy The Oidhreacht counts as a culture building, with regards to the Tradition tree Legalism policy. Additionally, Fish and Whale provide +1 Culture, and Pearls and Crabs provide +2 Culture, when worked. Coast and Ocean tiles in the city provide +1 Production when worked. Starts with +2 Sight and +1 Movement from promotions, making it a faster explorer.

Culture cost of adopting new policies reduced by 30%. Way of the Storm: Pay 25% less for naval unit maintenance. It also includes a new soundtrack I pieced together from a variety of composers who allow their music to be used in non-commercial projects like this. It's designed to benefit from being played on the coast and has a coastal start bias, with its Lighthouse replacement building that improves coast/ocean tiles and its reduced cost for naval unit maintenance.

This mod adds a new fictional civilization loosely inspired by the Celts and the Irish.

Civ 5 mods s download#

Latest: v1.0, released September, 3, 2021Д¬ompatibility: built to work with games that have both Gods & Kings, and Brave New World expansions.Дownload (note: download may take some time, it's almost 400MB due to the music)