Other than the fact that I love this mod, please consider the below.

1. No option to convert a city's production into wealth/science. This ends up where you have to always be producing something, which really isn't beneficial as far as managing troops and not taking upgrades that make no sense for a city. The best thing I can do is manufacturer a warrior and then delete it in order to keep my production optimal for when new things pop up.

2. Basic explorers, who are weak as heck, should probably have their vision upped by +1. So many times I end up running into an enemy on my last one or two moves who "popped" out of nowhere due to the vision distance. Especially when I pop up on an ogre. It's very weird that I run into a lot of instances where the hex won't show as visible until I am standing right on top of it as well. Seems to happen more in this mod than the core game. It makes their purpose of explorers very limited as they can't really fight anything but it's easy for them to get stuck in a combat they didn't see coming.

3. Ogres early on are way too powerful and take way too long to kill. I've had 3 ogres at once in the very early stages where I'm still using the one or two archers and mostly warriors. I'm surprised there aren't goblin and/or orc hordes preceding the arrival of Ogres. Something annoying, but easier to kill.

4. It feels weird being locked out of spell trees when playing Szass Tam due to Thay's mageocracy set up. But, holy heck did the little D&D geek inside of me squell like a little girl when I first saw and immediately started a game with him.

5. Kind of disappointed that the "heroes" are jus generic classes. Would have been sweet to see some further flavor elements with the option to have heroes specific to your empire of choice. Arilyn Moonblade for Waterdeep, Storm Silverhand for Shadowdale/Dalelands. Etc.

Thank you so much for what you've done so far, though. I've found a reason to play CivV for a very long time with this mod.