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Components - Civ 4 City Health
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16 Mar, 2023 @ 9:50pm
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Components - Civ 4 City Health

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Adds the Health mechanic from Civilization IV. Ironically, the Grocer, Supermarket, and Coal Plant icons already exist in the game, so I suspect at one point Health was a planned inclusion.

I took care to port the exact mechanics; everything listed on this wiki page[civilization.fandom.com] works exactly as described.

I may eventually include the new food resources (bison, citrus, cocoa) from civ 5 into the group of resources that grant health, or add additional sources of health specific to civ 5, like beliefs or natural wonders, but for now the puritan in me just wants it to be a 1:1 port from civ 4.

This is a DLL mod, it won't work with other DLL mods or anything that modifies the same UI. (Except Additional Diplomacy + C4DF, which has compatibility, JUST MAKE SURE TO DELETE THE DLL INCLUDED IN THIS MOD.)
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Iska and Ismet  [author] 18 Aug, 2023 @ 9:38am 
That's Il Principe :)
Dirty Joe's Taco Shack 5 Aug, 2023 @ 8:00am 
maybe a civ v version of health could almost be its own expansion-like mod?

- making bison, citrus, and cocoa grant health
- permanent buffs to health and caps to unhealthiness from techs
- great scientists now reduce unhealthiness when used. if a plague is happening the great scientist gives bonus science and ends the plague
- cheap buildings that sacrifice health for low upkeep high yields
- specialists take increased negative effects of unhealthiness to offset their reduced food upkeep
- units lose combat strength if they are damaged in the territory of an unhealthy enemy city, and units in a city's territory decrease its health, your civ becomes immune once penicillin is researched
- end game project: genome project - if you have had a great scientist cure a plague you can do the genome project and choose to either be able to permanently increase citizen health every turn, or to be able to create bioweapon wmds