Civilization V konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

World-Standard: 0

Which victory should be achievable before the game is considered beatable? Note that this solely affects progression logic. You can still beat the game earlier than expected or pursue a different victory if you so choose. Domination and Time victories are not included here as Domination can be achieved at any moment and Time has no requirements.

World-Standard: 0

Which era must be unlocked before the game is considered beatable? This is in addition to the value given for "Victory Goal Logic". Similarly, this solely affects progression logic.

World-Standard: 7

Add Optics and Astronomy as requirements before the game is considered beatable. Similarly to other goal logic options, this solely affects progression logic.

World-Standard: 1

Multiplies the base cost of adopting social policies with the given percentage.

World-Standard: 90

Multiplies the base cost of researching technologies with the given percentage.

World-Standard: 100

Use progressive technologies. Progressive technologies divides all 79 technologies (excl. Agriculture) into 11 categories. This makes the unlocking of technologies feel less chaotic and more streamlined compared to true random technologies. It also makes it far less likely to not have important early-era buildings in the mid to late game.

World-Standard: 1

Enable item hints for all locations. Options are: - full: Locations state their exact item. - classification: Locations state the classification of their item (progression; useful; filler; trap). - none: Locations do not state their item.

World-Standard: 1

Item classification hints will classify traps as progression items. Keep in mind that if item hints are set to 'full', the name of the trap is still visible and could potentially spoil you of the true nature of the item. Has no effect if item hints are set to 'none'.

World-Standard: 0

Receiving the Satellites technology will also meet all civilizations and city-states.

World-Standard: 0

Replaces the default Palace with a version that has much higher yields: - Gold/Science/Production: 3 -> 15 - Culture: 1 -> 5 - Happiness/Faith/Food: 0 -> 5 This makes the early game easier without your usual base technologies.

World-Standard: 0

Add most standard buildings to the location pool. This adds 53 buildings to the location pool in total. Buildings that will not be added: - Palace - Courthouse - Any religious building (Cathedral; Monastery; Mosque; and Pagoda) - Any civilization-unique building (they count as the building they replace instead) - Any National Wonder (see National Wonder Sanity instead) - Any World Wonder (see World Wonder Sanity instead)

World-Standard: 0

Add all national wonders to the location pool. This adds the 11 national wonders and the 3 guilds to the location pool.

World-Standard: 0

Add all world wonders to the location pool. This adds the 47 world wonders to the location pool, including the 3 ideology world wonders. WARNING: This option is NOT suitable for syncs.

World-Standard: 0

Add most standard units to the location pool. This adds 66 units to the location pool in total. Units that will not be added: - Foreign Legion - Any religious unit (Inquisitor and Missionary) - Any civilization-unique unit (they count as the unit they replace instead) - Any Great Person - Any Spaceship unit (SS Booster; SS Cockpit; SS Engine; and SS Stasis Chamber)

World-Standard: 0

Adds Settlers to the item and location pools, with the amount being determined by the Settler Sanity Amount option. When enabled, Settlers can only be obtained as a progressive item. Training them counts as a location, up to the amount, after which they can no longer be trained. When receiving a Settler as an item, they spawn near the capital (or a different city if you happen to not have one). Enabling this option will remove the Settler from the Unit Sanity location pool, if it is enabled.

World-Standard: 0

Number of Settlers to put in the item and location pools. Progression logic will expect you to be able to get the following number of Settlers per era: - Ancient: 1 - Classical; Medieval; and Renaissance: 2 - Industrial; Modern; and Atomic: 3 - Information: 4 Has no effect if Settler Sanity is not enabled. NOTE: The lower limit being 0 is not a mistake. If you want to be Venice as a different civilization, be my guest.

World-Standard: 10

Add all earnable unit promotions (excl. Heal Instantly) to the item and location pools. This adds 83 promotions to the item and location pools in total. WARNING: This option can cause situations where you need to level up many units types to find logical progression.

World-Standard: 0

The weights of each filler item to be chosen when a filler item is required.

World-Standard: {"Bonus - All City Population +1": 4, "Bonus - All City Population +2": 1, "Bonus - All City-State Influence +15": 3, "Bonus - All City-State Influence +30": 1, "Bonus - All Unit Experience +15": 8, "Bonus - All Unit Experience +35": 4, "Bonus - All Unit Experience +80": 2, "Bonus - All Unit Free Promotion": 2, "Bonus - Culture +100": 11, "Bonus - Culture +1000": 3, "Bonus - Culture +250": 6, "Bonus - Culture Per Turn For Free +50": 3, "Bonus - Extra Happiness Per City +1": 5, "Bonus - Extra Happiness Per City +2": 2, "Bonus - Faith +125": 4, "Bonus - Faith +50": 7, "Bonus - Faith +500": 1, "Bonus - Free Great Person": 1, "Bonus - Free Policy": 2, "Bonus - Free Tech": 1, "Bonus - Free Unit": 3, "Bonus - Free Worker": 5, "Bonus - Gold +100": 10, "Bonus - Gold +1000": 2, "Bonus - Gold +250": 5, "Bonus - Golden Age": 1, "Bonus - New City Extra Population +1": 3, "Bonus - New City Extra Population +2": 1, "Bonus - Snack from Thes": 9}

Add traps to the filler item pool.

World-Standard: 0

The percent chance for a filler item to be a trap instead. Has no effect if traps are not enabled.

World-Standard: 5

The weights of each trap to be chosen when a trap item is required. Has no effect if traps are not enabled.

World-Standard: {"Trap - All City Population -1": 5, "Trap - All City Population -2": 2, "Trap - All City-State Influence -15": 4, "Trap - All City-State Influence -30": 2, "Trap - Barbarians 1": 6, "Trap - Barbarians 3": 3, "Trap - Barbarians 6": 1, "Trap - Culture -100": 15, "Trap - Culture -250": 3, "Trap - Culture -50": 25, "Trap - Denounce": 2, "Trap - Faith -125": 3, "Trap - Faith -25": 25, "Trap - Faith -50": 15, "Trap - Gold -100": 15, "Trap - Gold -250": 3, "Trap - Gold -50": 25, "Trap - Shuffle Units": 4, "Trap - War": 1}

World-Standard: 0

What triggers a death link to be sent? Has no effect if death link is disabled. Possible triggers: - Unit killed: When any of your units gets killed. - City captured: When any of your cities gets captured. - Capital captured: When your capital gets captured. - Game lost: When you lose a game.

World-Standard: 3

The weights of each death link to be chosen when a death link is received. Has no effect if death link is not enabled.

World-Standard: {"All Cities 1 Population": 0, "All Cities 10 Population": 0, "All Cities 20 Population": 0, "All Cities 3 Population": 0, "All Cities 40 Population": 0, "All Cities 5 Population": 0, "All Units 100% HP": 0, "All Units 25% HP": 0, "All Units 50% HP": 0, "Barbarians 12": 0, "Barbarians 3": 0, "Barbarians 6": 0, "Barbarians 9": 0, "Declare War 1": 0, "Declare War 3": 0, "Declare War 5": 0, "Denounce 1": 0, "Denounce 3": 0, "Denounce 5": 0, "Lose All Cities Not Capital": 0, "Lose Game": 0, "Lose Random City": 0, "Random City 1 Population": 0, "Random City 10 Population": 0, "Random City 20 Population": 0, "Random City 3 Population": 0, "Random City 40 Population": 0, "Random City 5 Population": 0, "Random Unit 100% HP": 0, "Random Unit 25% HP": 1, "Random Unit 50% HP": 0}

Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

World-Standard: {}

Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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