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In the past, when playing Steeltown on a tropical map, desert cities used to require food and vehicles (instead of food and water) to grow.

Somewhere along the line this is no longer the case and the towns don't list this as a requirement. I've tried it in version 12.x and 13, and FIRS 4 and 5 (alpha).

It used to provide a reason for sending food/vehicles to towns.

Civ IV BtS is working perfectly on Steam with Proton. I tried the RI installer with Protontricks and the installer can't find the BtS folder. When I try to browse for it manually in the installer I can't navigate to the hidden ~/.var folder or anything below where Steam games are installed (I'm using the flatpak version of Steam, but I don't think it's a permission issue, it has access to this folder). Any ideas?

UPDATE: I seem to have it working now:

• create a dummy directory in an easily accessible place containing Civ4BeyondSword.exe, and the installer will agree to install it there.
• Copy extracted directory toAssets/Mods inside the Steam BtS directory.
• Going on the advice

On an autofilter table there used to be a search box on the dropdown menu for each column where you could narrow down a search. On a long table this saves having to manually scroll through each of the items, you could type part of a word to narrow things down.

I've just upgraded and it seems like the only way of searching a list in this way is to go to filter by condition > standard filter and using the "contains" condition which takes significantly longer. Is there something I'm missing or is there a way of restoring the old search functionality?

Hi all; I'm having a problem today after applying yesterday's updates. Everything seems to boot fine with no errors but after "starting GNOME display manager" the screen goes blank with just the underscore cursor in the corner. It doesn't progress from there. If I press the power button it will shut down normally.

My setup is fairly vanilla, no funny stuff like nvidia drivers. Its an install I've had since F31. Any tips for troubleshooting/recovering would be much appreciated.

UPDATE: I decided to nuke and reinstall since I have backups. Was fine on first boot but I immediately did a dnf upgrade and have the same problem after rebooting.

I didn’t pay much attention as to what was being up

Hi, relative novice here, I've been trying to get in to FIRS for the first time and I really like the idea of having more industries (having played enough to get fed up with the original ones). But one thing that keeps putting me off and causes me to quit quite quickly is that there seems to always be huge amounts of cargo, and if anything this is making the game seem too easy. Even from primary industries, they seem to be turning out several times the amount of cargo that they do in the vanilla game, and when you have, say, coal, scrap metal and iron ore connected to a steel plant the output there is so much it pretty much requires four tracks to take it anywhere, even with just one of each

I'm a long-time lurker of this subreddit and I already know the definitions (and the heated, often pointless, arguments it can cause): I know agnostic/gnostic has to do with knowing, atheist/theist has to do with belief. An agnostic atheist position is "I'm not yet convinced that there is a god, therefore I don't believe". I get all that so I really hope this isn't going to be another one of those discussions.

I would say my position is more of a strong agnostic: "I'm not yet convinced that there is a god... so I don't know whether or not to believe". In other words, "I don't know" is enough for me and I'm happy to not make any further speculation.

Just to get this straight, I'm an atheist

There's some discussion recently about the problems with the up/down vote system.

Lately as an experiment I've been trying to never reply to a post that I haven't upvoted, regardless of agreement. Disagree with someone? Upvote them for contributing to the discussion, then reply explaining why you disagree. If upvotes are meant for people contributing to the discussion, then if you're replying to them they have contributed by definition. I keep downvotes for people who don't deserve a response, for example someone being disruptive.

Why not? Upvoting them makes your comment more visible - their "foolish position" and your "brilliant rebuttal" will now appear higher instead of shooting yo