Feature request: Improve UI when there are too many kinds of strategic resource

[AutumnPizazz]

Before creating

• This is NOT a gameplay feature from Civ VI, BNW, or outside - see Roadmap
• This is NOT a gameplay feature from Vanilla Civ V or from G&K - If so, it should be a comment in Missing features from Civ V - G&K #4697

Problem Description

You see, it looks ugly when you have too many kinds of Strategic Resource.

Related Issue Links

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Desired Solution

Make it smarter that this column will automatically wrap when there are too many kinds of strategic resource to fit on the screen.

Alternative Approaches

Nothing.

Additional Context

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[AutumnPizazz]

Considering extreme cases, if line wrapping results in the entire screen being filled, perhaps a scrollbar would be a better solution.

[yairm210]

Oh, come on, why would you even have that many resources.
That's just bad game design. Let's discuss the specific case, because the UI here is just showing you you have a different problem with the design phase.

[AutumnPizazz]

This could be improved even if this bug happened in a bad environment. Doing nothing could harm some modders who like to try anything new especially me QAQ.

[yairm210]

No.
This should indicate to the modder that something has gone horribly wrong.
I am fundamentally against this, this is just a bad experience for the player.

[SeventhM]

I'mma be funny and say that there is still a problem here: accessing the victory screen. Otherwise, use icons and the resource screen, it's not that big a deal. You can hide resources from the world screen, anyways

@yairm210 what even happened to that alternative vertical resource screen anyways?

[AutumnPizazz]

This should indicate to the modder that something has gone horribly wrong.

It is necessary to elaborate on my ideas. I am planning a new mod, Vic3Mod, which is based on Paradox's Victoria 3. This means that I will introduce a large variety of resources to simulate commodities, such as tea, cotton, silk, artillery, and so on. The core gameplay of this mod will deviate from the civilization-style games to some extent. That is to say, this is a mod that focuses on the industrial chain. In summary, the reason why I introduce so many kinds of strategic resources is that Bonus resources cannot be traded, while luxury resources provide extra happiness (happiness will be changed to "prestige" in this mod).