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With Civ5 you probably want to use Vox Populi. It really improves the game to a completely new level, including the AI. It's not a human opponent but much bette
by distances 4y ago
With Civ5 you probably want to use Vox Populi. It really improves the game to a completely new level, including the AI. It's not a human opponent but much better than any Civ version ever shipped officially.
Vox Populi is a DLL mod though so Windows only. This mod is basically the only reason I keep Windows around.
Edit: and forgot to say that the development and community is very active, 12 years after the game originally shipped. New versions come out regularly.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoYou can likely use Proton to run Civ 5.
- distances 4y agoLikely, I'll have to search a bit if someone already took a stab at getting the mod work too.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoIt should not be a problem. Proton runs unmodified Windows software.
- distances 4y agoRunning yes but the mod is shipped as a Windows installer package so that needs to be extracted, either by running the installer or by some other means. So needs a bit of effort to figure it out unless someone already posted working instructions.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoProton is basically Wine. Wine creates a "Wineprefix", which is a folder hierarchy similar to that of a Windows installation. You can run the installer within that Wineprefix using wine. That will install the files. Then you can run Civ 5 and everything should be in place.
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- Spellman 4y agoVox Populi has added SO MUCH, especially in the AI