Polytheism
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Polytheism is the belief or worship in multiple deities usually assembled into a pantheon of gods and goddesses, along with their own religions and rituals. Polytheist.
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Funny, the Devil is identified as a goat several times in the Bible...
I'm a she wolf , if i had the right power i would hunt him down and slay him hahah
Am serious too
I hope you are still checking my works and if you want give me next culture suggestion to work on , you never given any suggestion
Your turn now
I would rather see what you do with your ideas, if I wanted my own game/mod I would make it myself.
I do think you have way too many civilizations in the game and grouping a few together would be a great idea, making some civs able to change into successors on Age Up, while also giving them supplementary buffs, for example: the Lusitanians becoming the Portuguese in the Medieval Age and getting a bonus to ship speed and line of sight, and to market trading fees.
Sounds good of course but building sets must be done first , i cannot help it
A day only lasts that long
I got a lot of civs in the ancestor and successor form yes
My idea is to make each and every one of them full and independent but it indeed might save some part of work if i would do it this way instead and make it interesting too
Ah no , no need for anyone to start making their own mod and game hahah , is not an easy thing i tell you and i still just barely begun
This is why am opened to any suggestions possible but i am at the building sets modelling area , i did not think about gameplay much
Only ideas regarding gameplay i had so far would be more additions of buildings and units and a new resource system with more resources and such
The problem arises that if i do this for one , i must do this for them all and not everywhere is applicable
Like for instance : into what people the Olmecs or the Hittite or others that are vanished evolved into ? ...
If you wish i can work on Lusitanians first age buildings next
The Aztecs and Mayans both copied a lot from Olmec society after they descended from the north and conquered the Olmecs, like the barbarians did to Rome in Europe or the Han did to China in Asia, so you could make a case for them being the successors.
The Philistines and the Assyrians assimilated much of Hitite and Sumerian culture, so you could also find successors to those.
Ahaa wow you sure know history
I will think about this then and I will need to think about everyone in turn into whom they evolve and from whom they come from
Stand by for Lusitanian first age buildings then