Comments:
Government settings have been changed quite a lot from the original game in some areas.
1)The addition of support, food and defense coefficients (see below) are interesting additions to the game, and further the impact of government choice on the game.
2)If the conquest decay flag works correctly in the game, it will be a significant improvement to the game.
3)The city limits have been drastically lowered for modern and post-modern government types, making it very hard to conquer the planet without really high unhappiness penalties.
4)Rush modifiers have been raised, doubled in the case of buildings.
5)Distance penalties and maximum unhappiness from this penalty has been significantly lowered. You shouldn't have cases now where you get a city from a ruin, only to have it die from revolt the next turn.

Questions:
1)There is a flag in the govern.txt labeled "defense coef".
This number differs from one form to the next, but is uncovered in the manual. What does it pertain to?

2)Can we add settlers to a city to increase its population?
I thought this was going to be in the game, but it isn't mentioned in the manual.

3)Effect of City Walls.
The flag in the buildings.txt says "percent bonus", but during the beta testing one of the Activisioners said that this was a typo, and that it worked as a set number. Is this still the case?

4)Effect of other combat improvements.
I guess in this instance I need a clarification of how combat works. Ballista Towers, etc. are said to improve the defenders attack percent. Does this pertain to the combat round when the defender attacks the attacker?
4a)How do these improvements affect bombardment and counter-bombardment?