Adding to Pyramaids

[Qwertqwert]

How do I add to the pyramaids new civic groups enabled? It starts with CIVICOPTION_GOVERNMENT and I want to add new civic enablations to this (I'm greatly upping the shields needed for it) but I tried: CIVICOPTION_GOVERNMENT CIVICOPTION_LABOR CIVICOPTION_ECONOMY

and it didn't work, so that's not it.

[Ijuin]

You can only add Civis options that fall under the "government" category, not ones that fall under "labor", "economy" "religion", etc.

[Urban Ranger]

Ah, that's a hardwired limitation.

[Qwertqwert]

So could I make a super catogory somewhere else without disturbing a different part of the game?

[Urban Ranger]

I am not sure why you would want to do that, given that the Pyramids is (probably) the best early wonder already.

[Qwertqwert]

My goal is to pick a few wonders from different eras and make them super wonders, that take insanely more shields but are insanely better as well.

[JackRudd]

Look up "Pyramind" to see why that'd be horribly unbalanced.

[Urban Ranger]

That may not be a good idea. If these "super wonders" are so powerful at worst whoever gets to build them (usually the player in front, or someone in the top tier with industrious) will run away with the game and at best the whole game becomes a race to these wonders.

[Ijuin]

Yes. Being able to use Representation or Police State throughout the Classical and Medieval ages when nobody else can is quite powerful.

[_BuRjaCi_]

Originally posted by Ijuin
Yes. Being able to use Representation or Police State throughout the Classical and Medieval ages when nobody else can is quite powerful.

As I discovered as Napoleon in my last game, with a few specialised large cities I was ahead of the tech race and still had no unhapines problems.