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#Civ 6 world builder crashes in game mods#

The Ziggurat provides +2 science, plus culture, and can be built starting in the ancient era.

While it’s not the strongest science bonus, it can begin a snowball effect that hurdles them past their rivals. Gilgamesh can make a strong stand for science with the Ziggurat unique improvement, which yields science. While Sumeria is oftenassociated with domination-based civs, it may seem a bit odd on this list. Gilgamesh shows you can have brains and brawn.

While it’s a bit of a stretch, there are at least a couple of military policy cards that have science/space race bonuses, which Germany can gain for free.

Germany’s extra district can be extremely useful in building early campuses.

Germany excels at production which is a key ingredient of a scientific victory.

Germany has superior production and can build an extra district, potentiating them to pursue science since you need high production for a science victory, they have the perfect combination to be scientifically dominant. While not a civ with direct advantages to science, Germany is set up to be a shoo-in for a scientific victory. Lose your religion, forget your culture who will Tony Stark their way to the top of the Science list?īarbarossa of Germany flexes his scientific might If there's anything that has separated humans from the rest of the biological world, it's the tech.įrom the wheel to the smart phone, to mars colonization, science has allowed us to reach further than ever possible.

#Civ 6 world builder crashes in game mods#

You need to have at least some understanding of LUA to understand the code.Īlso you could (and should) submit those errors to specific mods authors as a bug reports.We all saw Matt Damon use science to make poo-tatoes but can you "out-science" these top civs? If you want to decrypt whats exactly is wrong open file specified in the error and check the line. Variable returning nil in situations where it is not allowed. Runtime Error: D:\Saved Games\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\289070\1617282434\Lua\a:1718: operator < is not supported for nil < numberĭ:\Saved Games\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\289070\1617282434\Lua\a:1718: in function 'ActiveStrategyEnough' You are right. My guess, without checking much, is that a variable is returning nil (nothing), which isn't a good thing when it comes to computer programs.

#Civ 6 world builder crashes in game how to#

If anyone knows how to de-crypt these it would be helpful. In lua.log there are a lot of errors about the return of nil in a bunch of mods (it looks like). Originally posted by Angelhearth:Just a quick reply before I head to bed. Although it’s a long time since I was programming professionally I do know a lot of languages, from old fashioned C to object oriented languages. It might have been a lot of things, but not more than what is possible to sort through. So when tje game crashes I will get a notification of what tje game tried to do. In normal debug mode you will get a message when something happens.

#Civ 6 world builder crashes in game mod#

Do you want me to play games, one at a time, to 300+ turns, for every mod, to see which mod makes the game crash? I have a hard time understanding how this will help me, in any way. If not, then your time is better spent finding the cutting out the responsible mod quickly so you can get back to playing Civ VI.

If that sounds like a fun challenge then have at it, and I wish you the best of luck.

#Civ 6 world builder crashes in game Patch#

You'd be trying to debug all of your mods simultaneously - with no guarantee that there's only one problem to find and fix - and if a new patch for Civ is released, or even if just one of your mods is updated by the author, you'll have to start over from scratch.

My caution there would be that unless you have programming experience, and experience modding Civ VI specifically, the chance that your time will not be wasted is vanishingly small. I don't know if there's a debug mode you could try a search for that information if there is one, it is probably discussed somewhere on the internet. Originally posted by Angelhearth:Seriously, isn't there a debug mode for the game? I know you can enter a console type of view where among other things you can reveal the map, wouldn't there be a debug mode there?You're trying to save your current game I'm trying to help you find the problem relatively quickly so you can move on to a new game that won't break.