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[BNW] Samoan Civilization - Colonialist Legacies (and Senshi)
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[BNW] Samoan Civilization - Colonialist Legacies (and Senshi)

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Description
In this mod you'll play as Salamasina, Tafa'ifa of Samoa! At the heart of traditional Polynesia, Samoa has always been one of the major Polynesian cultural groups. In the nearly 3500 years the islands have been settled, they have been a focus of regional and international power struggles, emerging as a vanguard nation of the post-Colonial period.




Coming soon from Colonialist Legacies: South Africa, The Igorot, Papua, Salish

Coming soon from Senshi: Manchu, Evenks, Nenets

Features Custom Leader Music!

Leader: Salamasina

Navigator Isles: Coast and Ocean tiles in your territory act as sources of Fresh Water. Upon the discovery of The Wheel, embarked Workers may build Roads on Coast tiles.

Nifo'oti: Slightly cheaper than the Warrior, which it replaces, the Nifo'oti may embark immediately and receives the Amphibious promotion. In addition, it has access to the "Soga'imiti" promotion upon levelling up, increasing its combat strength by 20% when stationed adjacent to a source of Fresh Water.

Fale Tele: Unlike the Harbour, which it replaces, the Fale Tele is cheaper and available earlier, at Theology. In addition, it costs no maintenance and provides +1 Food on all Coast tiles when connected to the capital with roads.

Requires BNW

Direct Installation Instructions:

1. Download 7zip (it's freeware, and takes next to no time to install)
2. Download the Civ5Mod file from here -> Steam Workshop Downloader[steamworkshopdownloader.com].
3. Place the Civ5Mod in MyDocuments> MyGames> Sid Meiers Civilization 5> MODS
4. Right click the Civ5Mod file and select 7zip -> Extract to "[BNW] Colonialist Legacies - (insert civilization here)
5. Start the game up and hit Mods
6. Enable the mod
7. Play the game

Mod Compatibility:
- YnAEMP v23
- Cities in Development
- Rise to Power
- Events and Decisions (soon)
- Map Labels
- Cultural Diversity
- ExCe
- R.E.D
- Civ IV Traits
- UCI

Colonialist Legacies CivFanatics Thread[forums.civfanatics.com]

Credits:

Concepts by Senshidenshi and Neirai
Lua by Neirai, GPuzzle and Senshidenshi
Icons by TPangolin, Slippery Snake and Senshidenshi
Map by Kramer
Leaderscreen by TPangolin
Pedias by TPangolin
Compilation by Senshidenshi
Unit Graphics by zwei (reskinned by Kramer)
36 Comments
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Hanabi 9 Jun, 2023 @ 9:04pm 
My one big problem with this mod is that it plays only the basic game theme, over, and over, and over.
Dino 22 Jul, 2021 @ 10:43pm 
It's a really cool civ with the +1 food from coastal tiles. While 3-food coastal tiles are still not better than land tiles, they enable Samoa to use more tiles in coastal cities where other civilizations would only have "half a city". The Fale Tele also enables Samoa to settle locations that others have less use for, so it can make it easier to play a peaceful strategy. If the coast has sea resources like fish, the Fale Tele gets much butter because it affects those tiles too.
Everything works except the unique promotion, which does not seem to exist.
Grade: A+.
Jarl Ballin' 13 Aug, 2017 @ 9:49am 
I found a very bad bug. I bought a worker to try and imporve tiles, but I counldn't build anything; no farms, no mines, nothing. Can anyone help?
Garitus Caesar 6 Dec, 2016 @ 4:08pm 
At first I wasn't sure if I should add this civ because I found the coastal roads weird. Today I tried it though since I heard some good things about this. I love it, it's like Polynesia but different, and more my thing.

I wanted to report something though. I noticed the Fale Tele tooltip says it has maintenance cost eventhough the civilopedia says it doesn´t. Is that a graphical bug, is it intended or have I done something weird to not update the tooltip?
Kyle Katarn 23 Oct, 2016 @ 8:55am 
What's the music for this mod? It's so relaxing to listen to.
Norton 31 Jul, 2016 @ 1:00pm 
Exit to mainmenu then try again. If that fails restart the game. If all else fails Cultural Diversity should work: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=521664
sean918 31 Jul, 2016 @ 10:23am 
Very cool addition. One thing I've noticed - after starting a game, the music never changes over from the title theme. Anyone else having this issue?
Alexanderjac 7 Jul, 2016 @ 3:56pm 
So why is the color scheme exactly the same as Malaysia? Kinda annoying
Tekudachi 24 Jun, 2016 @ 3:30pm 
can you make the european union lead by Martin Schulz?
Yammy 18 Jun, 2016 @ 12:48pm 
Great civ, definitly a new favorite!