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Thank you much E.S...

For pinning this thread..

I'm sure this will help us out!

How do you eliminate the other civ choices in the civ select drop down so that a player doesn't choose aztec when you only want them to be able to use british?

You can’t.

You can make high home city level only for the British to encourage players to choose it but you cannot stop them from choosing other civs.

You're right Humility this feature doesn't work, same as Player Population Count effect.

Maybe it is an idea to follow the triggs sets from this thread, you've saw it before. Or tell us what exactelly are you intending to do, so that we can help you out.

The pop blocks for the British are not working.

Try to place these population blocks via a trigger once the scenario starts.

It may work then.

Wow, really nice info. My problem is, I'm trying to get High Level Home Cities, but I'm a bit unclear on an important part: my CSO has four Russians vs four British (If it is to be played ideally). To make it perfectly clear, here's what I mean:

1. Four British players, all with different decks. One mainly economic, one mainly naval, one mainly land military, and one mainly mercenary decks.

2. The same thing, only substitute Russian for British.

3. How can I get four different decks for the same civilization, each corresponding to four different British (or Russian) players? From what you said, it seems to me that if I set a home city for the British, all of my four British players end up with the same city and deck. Please help! Thanks in advance.

From what you said, it seems to me that if I set a home city for the British, all of my four British players end up with the same city and deck.

That is partially correct.

How can I get four different decks for the same civilization, each corresponding to four different British (or Russian) players?

You can give different decks to different players (for the same civ) by making several decks for that civ.

After you are done with the first deck, just click on the “Copy” button and then modify the second deck that was created.

Each player can then choose the deck he likes most (economic or military deck and so on).

There is nothing you can do to stop players from choosing the exact same deck, but by giving them different decks to choose from you can allow for different decks to be used.