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Were quite fun though
However, the music/score is awesome! For the music alone it's worth playing The Maasai
One question though, does this civilization replace any other civilizations?
1. First, I've just had a fairly easy game at Immortal level by running a Moran all around the world building pastures on every neutral horse resource I could find, and immediately selling the horses. Could nerf thjs either by requiring them to take the normal amount of time to build the pastures or by disallowing neutral-territory HORSE pastures. After all, the UA isn't "May God give us Horses".
2. If a Moran builds a new pasture directly on top of a pillaged pasture you don't get the resources from that pasture. You also can't repair it with a worker normally (You CAN repair a pasture with a worker if the Moran hasn't replaced it.) Honestly, I don't see this as much of a problem, but it's probably not what you were aiming for. You might want to try to fix it or not, depending upon how much you need your work to be "perfect".
Thanks for the feedback! :D
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thnx!!!!!!!