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254 maximum cities, 127 maximum size, civ population "rolls over" above 32,767 × 10,000.
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It stops recording?
Goes to Zero?
But it doesn't crash the game like 254 max cities does it?
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Yes, civ pop goes to zero and starts over (truncates high bit). I didn't know that 255th city would crash the game.
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I can advise that ToT at least, does not crash after the 255th city. Instead, when you try to found a 256th (255th?) city, a popup saying 'too many cities' or words to that effect, appears.
I have never had that many cities in any but a ToT game with multiple maps - so I can't vouch for MGE or 2.42."I'm a guy - I take everything seriously except other people's emotions"
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MGE has that popup as well and so I would imagine does the earlier versions.No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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