Good day all! Let me introduce you to the Mos Maiorum Mod, pinnacle of my excursion into strategy game modding. Mos Maiorum – that's the „Way of the Elders“ and in reference to the „Clash of the Ancients“, this mod sets about to introduce all those activities to Hegemony III that pertain to non bellicose, more peaceful activities of building our empires and dealing with our neighbours. "The mos maiorum or way of the ancestors was the time-honoured principles, behavioural models, and social p...

goodmorning (i have 0 mod) The game start whit no problem but when i go to select a culture to start a new game the game crash whit this error: "An error occured while running hegemony. An error occurred while attempting to draw screen: Present() failder whit error: -2005270523" i played months ago whit mod and i never had a problem, now i cant play i try to reinstall and clear the common/hegemony 3 folder but dont work If someone have come suggestion i thanks in advance Sorry for my english...

Hey, unusual activity here, I know :-) Here's my issue: I have an objective that is repeating. First time my objective (my task) is discovered, I want to have it shown on the right side of the screen. But the second time I don't want to show it up, but just stay hidden in the objectives log to the left side of the screen, because I don't want to clutter the screen once the player knows the task exists. I can manually "hide" it by unsetting a check in the log to the left of the task name. How can I hide ...

I'm sure I've seen something to this effect somewhere before (either in another discussion, or in someone's mod) but I can't find it now. What ways are there to check for a city's level, and use that as a required attribute for either buildings or units? Can you directly get the city level, or must it be inferred from upgrade slots or something else? Sorry for crowd sourcing my own research, but I can't seem to find the answer again!...

I’ve been promising a post about what’s next for Hegemony III for quite a few months now, but keep getting pulled away by the millions of little things that come up everyday at a small dev studio. As we’ve mentioned in a few posts, there’s still a...