Combat and Stacking Overhaul

Combat and Stacking Overhaul

Since civ6 modding options are currently very limited in terms of unit stacking, this is far from a civ5 version of this mod, but it's a first step.

General characteristics:

Most land and sea ranged units have a range of 1, except for some late game units

A scout or a ranged unit can stack with melee units (as well as support and civilian units)

Strategic resources are used differently in that they are not required but provide bonuses to units that should use them

Detailed functions:

All military land unit costs reduced by 25%

Air force costs reduced by 15%

Land ranged and reconnaissance units moved to "Support" level

Combat scaling without difficulty settings

Anti-tank units now have new combat value

All sea/land units have range 1 except:

Battleship (and Minas Gras): Range 2

Rocket Launcher: Range 3

Missile cruiser/nuclear submarine: Range 4

Ranger combat power reduced to 50

Observe the balloon being removed

There are 3 vacancies in the city center

Airports do not need to build air units

Defeat Ram and Siege Tower to upgrade to Bombard (may change to Military Engineer and give him tower abilities)

Reduce damage caused by combat

Reduced healing rate

Reduced bombardment penalties with units and ranged areas

Area health reduced to 100 (from 200)

Added some external defenses to the palace and also gives the capital a (very heavily hardcoded) ranged attack at the start of the match

Reduce external defense value from walls

Strategic resources are no longer necessary to establish a unit or project

Niter gives +5 combat: Musketman, Bombard, Crouching Tiger, Conquistador, Caravel, Frigate, Privateer, Seadog, Field Cannon, Cavalry, Cossack, RedCoat, Garde Imperial, Ironclad, Ranger

Niter gives all farms +1 food with chemical technology (fertilizer)

Oil provides +1 range to all air units

Oil gives all mechanized units +1 movement (except those using steam or nuclear propulsion)

Coal gives Ironclad +1 movement

Uranium gives nuclear submarines +2 movement

+100% Iron production when building (-50% cost when buying/upgrading) Swordsman or Knight

+100% horse production when building (-50% cost when buying/upgrading) Knights, Heavy Chariots, Knights, Cavalry

100% increased aluminum production when building (-50% cost when buying/upgrading) Fighters, Bombers, Jet Fighters, Jet Bombers

Iron + Coal (Industrial Steel) generates +100% production when building (-50% cost when buying/upgrading) Ironclads, tanks, battleships, aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines, nuclear submarines, guided missile cruisers and modern armor

+200% uranium yield when building a nuclear or thermonuclear device

+100% Uranium production when crafting Manhattan or Operation Ivy projects

+100% uranium production when building a Mars reactor

Aluminum production up to +100% when building Earth satellites, moon landings, Mars habitation, Mars hydroponics and Mars reactors

The base cost of all units that can receive a production bonus from strategic resources is multiplied by 2 (except for the knight cost which is multiplied by 3, which can receive a 2x 100% bonus from horses and iron)

Items are the same (nuclear/thermonuclear equipment and Mars reactor costs multiplied by 3)

For earlier wars, punishment for those who fought was greatly reduced

All war declarations have reduced penalties for those who declare war (except surprise wars)

War penalty reduced when capturing a city (except for the last city in a small town)

These changes mean that units will have the same cost as usual when you have the corresponding strategic resource, but cost more if you don't have the resource.

As civ6 modding options are very limited at this moment in relation to unit stacking, this is nowhere near the civ5 version of this mod, but it's a first step.

General Features:

Detailed Features:

Those changes means that when you have the corresponding strategic resources the units will have the same cost as usual, but a higher cost if you don't have the resource …