@tekett
You want to raze cities when you are trying to get your 1st/2nd/3rd settler from pt a to pt b
That way you can gain resource while they are traveling and/or potentially evade to the influence cost for empire plan as well if your city didn't reach its destination for too long.
This is kind of an exploit but ofcourse if u took someone's city you won't want to raze it unless you know that they have the military power to get it back but just hasn't get there in time to stop you from taking it yet

But why would you want to raze a city? Thats just a waste, its better to just shift the workers to influence since you still get dust and science. As someone who mainly play necrophage against the AI i just steal cities and shift them to make influence and forget about them. I'v never had any problems maxing the empire plan after reaching era 2.

@Anonymous
That's interesting, are there any other mods you are running? I made and tested it over the ELCP so I'm not sure why there would be issues.

Empire plan part seems to work in elcp but # of turns to salt earth remain as 1
I think its prob better for the game imo if salt earth never existed kek but then maybe roving clans will be op

@Anonymous I can't imagine it would be incompatible. I built and tested it on ELCP. Looks like I forgot to mention that in the description whoops.

@Yrol Denjeah
I forgot to respond I apologize. While flavor wise that does make sense, this mod was more focused on the game-y aspects of it. So, being unable to "undo" your cities at all seemed like a bad idea mechanically. I am still not sure how I would remove it atm, from a technical standpoint.

Is it compatible with ELCP

I do not like the whole concept offit. Only evil and stupid people did that in history and it
really hurts the civilians. And i am a completionist, so i want to build everything in the menu,
but can't as That Silly Thing is always there, mocking me, baiting me...

It's an interesting proposition, I'm not sure how that would be done but I could maybe look into it in the future. Any reason as to why? It doesn't sound like a good idea, but I am having a hard time explaining why at the moment.

Can you maybe make a version where the button ( and of course the function )
does not even exist?