Plagues can be permanently avoided by a nation once the technology "Medicine" is researched. The more health bonuses that a civilization has, the faster the plague ends. Units garrisoned in or close to plague-affected cities will take damage until they die or the plague ends.
A city afflicted with plague will lose one population point per turn, as well as a hefty unhealthiness penalty. Plague spreads from country to country, entering cities.
The game spawns plagues randomly through the world around certain dates for example, a plague will generally begin in the 14th–15th century to simulate the Black Death. For example, in the nineteenth century the Greek civilization may declare its independence from an occupying power, which is usually the Ottoman Empire. After one civilization has discovered nationalism, ancient or collapsed civilizations may respawn, either in independent lands or in lands belonging to relatively unstable civilizations. When a human player collapses, only about half of their cities become independent the other half remain loyal. These smaller countries are not barbarian-controlled, and do not normally attack major nations unless attacked first. If a "major power" controlled by the AI in the game becomes extremely unstable, it will cease to exist and its former territory will be split up into several independent nations. One of the main features of Rhye's and Fall of Civilization is the game's ability to monitor the stability of national governments, taking into account war, disease, corruption, invasion, and other factors which might influence the fall of a nation. Nuclear war in the Middle East between Arabia and Persia The variant is intended to provide "something halfway between RFC and standard Civ", but the reaction to it has been mixed. Other parameters are also randomised, such as which civilizations will appear in the game and when and where they will "spawn". It is similar to regular Rhye's and Fall of Civilization but is played on a randomised map of various sizes, climates and "Earth likeness". The second variant, RFC RAND, was released on 28 July 2008. In order to make this possible, several gameplay features had to be disabled. The first, RFC MP, was released on 21 October 2007 and enables multiplayer games of Rhye's and Fall of Civilization over the internet, LAN or locally in hotseat mode. Īs of May 2010 there are two 'variants' of Rhye's and Fall of Civilization, which alter the core gameplay in some way. The final versions of all three were released on 2 June 2010. Development of all three forks continued concurrently, with new features being incorporated into all as far as possible. The Beyond the Sword version of Rhye's and Fall of Civilization was one of the three user-created scenarios that shipped with the official Firaxis expansion (along with Fall from Heaven and Road to War). A third fork was made with the release of the second expansion for the same reason.
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With the release of the first official Civilization IV expansion, Warlords, the mod was forked into two versions: one incorporating the new Warlords content and one that remained compatible with ' vanilla' Civilization IV. The first alpha version of Rhye's and Fall of Civilization, then called "Rhye's Catapult", was released on 26 April 2006, featuring an elaborated Earth map and the "Rise and Fall" mechanism. The result was two maps ("Earth" and "Ice Age Earth") and two historical scenarios ("Earth 1000 AD" and "Greek World"). The popularity of these prompted Civilization IV developers Firaxis to invite him to contribute content for inclusion in the game upon its release.
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Rhye's and Fall of Civilization built upon Gabriele Trovato's earlier mods for Civilization II and Civilization III, especially Rhye's of Civilization which also sought greater historical accuracy. It is the second most popular Civilization IV mod (after Fall from Heaven 2) by number of downloads on Civilization Fanatics Center, a large Civilization fan website. The name of the scenario references its core feature-the dynamic "Rise and Fall" of civilizations through time-and its creator, Gabriele Trovato, known as "Rhye" in the forums community.Ī version of the scenario was included in the second official expansion pack, Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword. It is an 'Earth simulator' that uses a variety of scripted events to mirror history much more closely than a typical game of Civilization. Rhye's and Fall of Civilization ( RFC) is a "fan scenario" ( mod) for the 2005 computer game Sid Meier's Civilization IV. 2006 video game Rhye's and Fall of Civilization
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