Ok, im fine with 15%.

Up new patch.

Restricting Organic already changes the gameplay balance significantly, so I don't see why Unit is suddenly problematic.

In D2782#118216, @Nescio wrote:

A few more things:

• The current vision range seems rather excessive; perhaps it should be lowered to 40 or less. What do you think?
• If rams can no longer attack (organic) units, that makes them significantly less effective, so should its cost be changed?
• Could you change the <PreferredClasses> to "Gates Defensive Structure", in that order (cf. D2684), so rams prioritize structures capable of shooting arrows over others?

In D2682#117489, @Stan wrote:

@borg- thoughts?

In D2533#118092, @Nescio wrote:

No, actually not: although kennels are buildable in town phase, war dogs themselves don't have a phase restriction. So if a player starts with or captures a kennel, he can train war dogs immediately in the village phase. I think that makes sense, humans had dogs long before the first towns existed.
While I like the idea of moving them to the house (in fact, I suggested it myself), I'm not sure that's indeed the best option. Dogs require 0 population, hence the current training restrictions. If each house allows training two, then there would be no upper limit; e.g. 100 houses allow an additional force of 200 war dogs. Moreover, houses are usually one of the first structures to be built, and earlier and in much larger numbers than the barracks.

IIRC they reason why rams can attack units is that otherwise one can surround a ram by a few units, making it useless. Currently in that situation (at least most of the time), it will attack the surrounding units, trying to break free. Though it already prefers attacking structures over units (so it only attacks units if there are no structures around).

I've ran a 1vAI and the quick-hashes matched, as expected (full hashes don't match as serialisation is different).
Profiling on the following test map, no obvious difference in LOS computation despite LOS taking time.
A debug-hash rejoin test passed.

A few more things:

• The current vision range seems rather excessive; perhaps it should be lowered to 40 or less. What do you think?
• If rams can no longer attack (organic) units, that makes them significantly less effective, so should its cost be changed?
• Could you change the <PreferredClasses> to "Gates Defensive Structure", in that order (cf. D2684), so rams prioritize structures capable of shooting arrows over others?

For civilizations using stone launchers or slingers, it may be unviable.

D2497
As stated in the summary, I doubled the stone cost to keep the resource cost total unchanged, and because wonders dwarf fortresses, which cost 1000 stone. If you think it's better, I could instead just remove the food cost, keeping the other resources unchanged, thus making the wonder cheaper. I don't really care, what matters to me is food is for units, stone for structures.
D2660 is another wonder patch.

Successful build - Chance fights ever on the side of the prudent.

15%

Successful build - Chance fights ever on the side of the prudent.

Fix tests, I stopped halfway through.

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Handle entity renaming explicitly (couldn't actually break it in my tests, but it seems prudent).

I don't see myself finding time to review/test this soon ;( Sorry.

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Rebased & don't rebase on top of D2763 but of master.

In D2702#118170, @Freagarach wrote:

How much different is this from resetting finished orders in CallMemberFunction and setting finished order in FinishedOrder? (Apart from the (un)set in position.)
Reason for asking is the shift of responsibility from the entity to the formation(controller).

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Build failure - The Moirai have given mortals hearts that can endure.

Turns out removing the hack wasn't so hard.

How much different is this from resetting finished orders in CallMemberFunction and setting finished order in FinishedOrder? (Apart from the (un)set in position.)
Reason for asking is the shift of responsibility from the entity to the formation(controller).

If it is historically a problem, then I must agree with @Genava55.
That it is unique tech to Gaul civilization, the gain could be greater, perhaps 15%? The value seems good to 15%.

I agree with 15%.

I agree with the changes in the pyramid.
About the wonder I agree in parts. Yes I think the cost of food should be removed, but I think a lot of 2000 stone resources. For civilizations using stone launchers or slingers, it may be unviable.
What about 1500w/1000s/1000m? Seems to me to be a fairer value in cost/benefit.