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Good first steps to reduce desyncs include:
1. Make sure everyone has the same version of the mods.
2. Have the person with the slowest PC host the game.
Is it possible to add a percentage chance to happen? instead of always spawning the metals?
Thanks.
I might give this mod a try after you do your floodplains update.
Real Meteors, a builder has to get on the tile and remove meteor feature, then the Builder can improve the metal tile. Seems fine, but the more I used that mod, the more I noticed the AI would not do anything to the meteor tile, like they are not aware they have to remove meteor feature and then improve the tile.
Is this the same with this mod? Is this how vanilla works? Honestly I am asking because I do not remember how vanilla worked.
Thanks.
Did you consider random between Iron, Copper, Aluminium and Uranium?
Main sources of Uranium:
U abundance (ppm)
Meteorites 0.008
Primitive mantle 0.021
Continental crust 1.4
As you see you also will not find uranium on Earth but in the realm of parts per million. Of course, this is an average as you can find much richer Uranium deposits on Earth. Up to 100 ppm. But, this is true for meteorites as well.
So gamewise, you are actually not making any science mistake if you do decide to add it. But I understand if you decide to not do it. As it would actually be very uncommon.
Thanks for this work!