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CIVILIZATION__NiGHTS

Vanilla Version - Gods and Kings version also available on Steam.

Featured on RockPaperShotgun, MaximumPC and 4players, Civ NIghts is a complete conversion modpack for CIV V that adds numerous gameplay mechanics and features. The official sub-forum can be found at: http://forums.civfanatics.com/forumdisplay.php?f=450


Bug Fixes
-Delete the contents of your CIV V cache folder and ModUserData folder.
-Have CIV V updated for the latest patch, and delete any old copies of the mod.
-To avoid crashes, DO NOT attempt to play Nights with other mods aside from InfoAddict and IGE.

NOTE: Installing Gods and Kings will result in bugs in the mod, regardless if it is disabled in-game or not. To play the mod WITHOUT bugs, do not purchase Gods and Kings.


Buildings, Units, Traits
-Over 50 new Buildings and Wonders, all with custom artwork.
-Expanded archery line leading towards ranged Grenadiers.
-Dozens of new units complete with new unit models, including Templar and Teutonic Knights,
-New UI for constructed buildings in the city-screen, and additional UI information in the top bar.
-New traits and a unique building for all vanilla CIV V leaders, all with custom artwork.

New Happiness Mechanics
-The first 10 Citizens in each city generate Happiness instead of Unhappiness.
-Natural Wonders within your borders give +5 Happiness.
-Luxuries give +10 Happiness.
-New Cities cost -20 Happiness.
-Military Units cost -5 Happiness.

Barbarians
-All Civilizations can recruit Barbs from camps with a 100% success rate.
-There are now Barb Swordsmen, Spearmen, Archers, Horsemen, and Assassins.
-Barbarians do not contribute Unhappiness like traditional units until upgraded, so recruit them when you can!

Technologies
-Over 30 new technologies, with an all new tech tree that features custom artwork.
-Techs with a science icon in front of them represent either/or tech prerequisites.
-Government techs need to be unlocked for them to be available during cultural revolutions.
-Each Civ starts the game with Despotism, and their choice of an additional tech.

Governments and Revolutions
-As soon as you build your first Wonder, you start accumulating points towards a cultural revolution.
-Points are earned through culture, and boosted 10% by each of your additional Wonder and cultural City-States.
-When you earn a revolution, there is a cool-down period represented by loyalist points towards your previous revolutionary government type that you chose. This is so that 1 Civ can't dominate and get 4-5 in a row, for obvious balance reasons.

Policies
-Over 90+ new policies to unlock, split up over 7 branches in a new user interface.
-All policies are available to be unlocked at the start of the game.
-Each branches sub-policies give bonuses towards any of your active governments earned through revolutions.

Improvements and Yields
-All improvement yields have been substantially increased to be more in line with CIV 4 values.
-Great People improvements are now general Worker improvements, unlocked through the tech tree.
-Customs Houses and Trading Posts grant an additional +1 gold when built directly adjacent to a city.

Diplomacy
-AI is more open to making fair 1 for 1 trades.
-Close borders penalties have been scaled back.
-The AI is quicker to end a war than in vanilla CIV V.
-Warmongering as a diplo penalty has been removed from the game.
-The AI will like you more depending on how many wonders you have built.
-AI quicker to expand, while slower to DoW and denounce over the first 50-100 turns of the game.
-Gandhi will probably be friendly when you first meet him, Montezuma will be annoyed or hostile.
-Accurate number diplomacy representing internal values included in the tool-tips for why the AI likes/dislikes you.
-Having a Declaration of Friendship will greatly improve the odds of the AI signing and honoring a Defensive Pact.

Credits:
Markus Beutel: Lead Designer
OrsonM: Art Designer
Moaf: Cultural Revolutions co