Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
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Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
I uploaded a port of CotF 0.6.1-6 to 1.16.
The 1.16 Cotf version is 0.6.1-7.
This is strictly esci's version of Cities of the Frontiers (0.6.1) without any additional features by anyone.
Only bugs were fixed to suit wesnoth.
The github branch for CotF on wesnoth 1.14 is esci-bugfix
The github branch for CotF on wesnoth 1.16 is esci-w1_16
The _server.pbl password is still the same which is shared by me, enclave and Argothair
The 1.16 Cotf version is 0.6.1-7.
This is strictly esci's version of Cities of the Frontiers (0.6.1) without any additional features by anyone.
Only bugs were fixed to suit wesnoth.
The github branch for CotF on wesnoth 1.14 is esci-bugfix
The github branch for CotF on wesnoth 1.16 is esci-w1_16
The _server.pbl password is still the same which is shared by me, enclave and Argothair
Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
I have ported Cities of the Frontier to Wesnoth version 1.15, and added some new features like diplomacy, iron costs, and more naturalistic wild animal movement. It should be live on the server as version 0.7. I have not made any changes to github or the server.pbl password.
Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
The iron feature seems broken. Maybe revert to before your changes?Argothair wrote: ↑April 13th, 2022, 9:24 pm I have ported Cities of the Frontier to Wesnoth version 1.15, and added some new features like diplomacy, iron costs, and more naturalistic wild animal movement. It should be live on the server as version 0.7. I have not made any changes to github or the server.pbl password.
Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
Can you be more specific about how or where the iron is broken? I have tested it extensively and it works fine on my machine.
Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
Update: files are now posted publicly at https://github.com/JGreenLowe/Cities_of_the_Frontier
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Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
You might wanna update the readME fileArgothair wrote: ↑April 28th, 2022, 7:08 pm Update: files are now posted publicly at https://github.com/JGreenLowe/Cities_of_the_Frontier
The code is being optimized for Version 1.16 of Wesnoth, which has not yet been released, but which is being approximated by 1.15.14 (the current development version).
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Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
At the beginning of the playthrough I remember it being mentioned that mountains will be needed for iron but I have used all of the 20 iron I started with and have been unable to produce more or find out about it from any forum. The version I used was 0.7.1
Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
OK, well, you can get more iron by sending a Peasant Worker to a hill and ordering them to flatten it, or by sending a Peasant Worker to a mountain and ordering them to build a mine. The Dwarves may also be able to help you with iron, if you can find them.
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Re: Cities of the Frontier - now for BfW 1.11
I love this addon for wesnoth
I played it way back and came back to wesnoth just to play this addon again
unfortunately the steam version is at 1.18 and I had to remember how to install older versions in order to get it
(thank you btw for porting this to 1.16 version!)
I also checked out wild frontiers and think the ideas and content there are awesome
but i still love CotF more
now I really liked having iron as an extra resource but it feels too punishing
(my current playthrough is normal difficulty)
both farm and wood fort require iron so I ended up making 10 farms (in normal difficulty) and then had to mine for the rest in order to defend the town
but each hill only gives 1 iron and to try flattening hills outside of my base settlement can be challenging and costly when defending against multiple hordes
so by end of spring year one my town was lopsided in defense with north & western part fortified (elven and orc hordes)
any chance we could decouple cost of farms from fort?
maybe make option to pay for farm with wood or iron? maybe like 5 wood to keep the cost high?
(or even reverse that, make forts cost wood and farms cost iron)
want to emphasize i actually really enjoyed the slower build pace and having to chase after iron as a key resource
i remember in the past being able to build 14 farms, fully fortify by end of fall yr 1, and then plan my next town expansion but i basically could turtle the rest of the way from there
it's just that now it feels really hard to expand since the cost of having to go out, mine the iron, and defend the mining operation is tough especially since the home town still requires defending
would be nice if it was easier to try and start a second town (1 or 2 farms) near the mining site and slowly grow that until it can defend itself
alternatively maybe raise the Iron yields from hills to 3,2,1 for easy,med,hard difficulties?
Iron mine isn't an especially easy solution since it only yields max 3 iron per season and it still needs someone to guard it
and also mts can be far away
Also did u by any chance implement an end game crisis after earning the required gold?
it might be interesting to add a dragon horde at the end that gets attracted because of all the wealth accumulated
regardless, thank you for maintaining this addon!
I played it way back and came back to wesnoth just to play this addon again
unfortunately the steam version is at 1.18 and I had to remember how to install older versions in order to get it
(thank you btw for porting this to 1.16 version!)
I also checked out wild frontiers and think the ideas and content there are awesome
but i still love CotF more
now I really liked having iron as an extra resource but it feels too punishing
(my current playthrough is normal difficulty)
both farm and wood fort require iron so I ended up making 10 farms (in normal difficulty) and then had to mine for the rest in order to defend the town
but each hill only gives 1 iron and to try flattening hills outside of my base settlement can be challenging and costly when defending against multiple hordes
so by end of spring year one my town was lopsided in defense with north & western part fortified (elven and orc hordes)
any chance we could decouple cost of farms from fort?
maybe make option to pay for farm with wood or iron? maybe like 5 wood to keep the cost high?
(or even reverse that, make forts cost wood and farms cost iron)
want to emphasize i actually really enjoyed the slower build pace and having to chase after iron as a key resource
i remember in the past being able to build 14 farms, fully fortify by end of fall yr 1, and then plan my next town expansion but i basically could turtle the rest of the way from there
it's just that now it feels really hard to expand since the cost of having to go out, mine the iron, and defend the mining operation is tough especially since the home town still requires defending
would be nice if it was easier to try and start a second town (1 or 2 farms) near the mining site and slowly grow that until it can defend itself
alternatively maybe raise the Iron yields from hills to 3,2,1 for easy,med,hard difficulties?
Iron mine isn't an especially easy solution since it only yields max 3 iron per season and it still needs someone to guard it
and also mts can be far away
Also did u by any chance implement an end game crisis after earning the required gold?
it might be interesting to add a dragon horde at the end that gets attracted because of all the wealth accumulated
regardless, thank you for maintaining this addon!