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-The release of Bombur mod 3 allowed me to upgrade Global domination. I think that many bugs reported will be fixed now. I don´t know if I will be able to address all the suggestions and complaints about the scenario. I have a v7, with the following features.
1-All new Bombur units
2-Productivity now changes according people owner. If Japan takes China, expect very low productivity. As a whole, productivity suffers the more when the occupier is a traditional enemy (Russia vs. Germany, China vs. Japan or even France vs. GB). If China occupies Turkey, for instance changes will be small. Minor peoples weren´t edited for this feature.
3-Research wasn´t changed but the new unit costs will allow the players to reserve more pp´s for research. It will result in some acceleration of research.
To be implementend
-Historical OOB´s
-Decreased cost of research as a given tech is disseminated
-Neutral states and economic development (like in tom weber´s 1900 diplomacy)
-Custom units

Made some changes.

1-Upgraded the units to Bombur v3
2-Created Ferry points in super rivers (work as rivers for movement and super rivers for combat)
3-Deleted roads in China (no need for them with ferry points....I hope)
4-Redoing production capacity and population based on Maddison data
Next to do
Events simulating economic growth and population growth. I will use real world data for each people

I like this mod, at some point i'm going to try a game of solo vs. AI to see how that goes. I suggest Frances production be spread out a little more over the starting cities. It's essentially impossible for France to build a navy because there isn't enough produciton in any of its port cities. Most of Frances production is in Paris, which is landlocked. A few of its port cities are really low, like 500 pp, which is 1/3 or even 1/4 of similar cities in the U.K. or Italy or anywhere else.

I think France has significant production in Marseille, it would be possible to build a navy there. But I agree production must be spread. Cost of ships will decrease too, which will allow more production.