With Arabia (in version 1.81), the Mongol conquerors appeared N of Qandahar (2 groups), north of Baghdad (one group) and... in southern Italy. I don't know how to post a screenshot on the forum, but this seems very strange indeed.
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In fact the *only* effect of Porcelain Tower is add 1 Trade Route per city.
I say it should be changed into providing +1
per Scientist/Artist in all cities.pretty sure it registers just hidden, lemme test it.In fact the *only* effect of Porcelain Tower is add 1 Trade Route per city.
I say it should be changed into providing +1
Fresol
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In fact the *only* effect of Porcelain Tower is add 1 Trade Route per city.
I say it should be changed into providing +1
No, currently it provides +10% trade route yield per closed border, very very powerful (it's not shown in the screen but it's there). In late game when my oversea colonies have grown up I always have closed border with everyone.
Sometimes it's hard to discern what's wrong just from screenshots. I know it's supposed to be witty, but the goal of this thread is to get bugs fixed, so jokes alone don't help me much and are more suited for the OMG thread.
For example, what's your problem with the vassal stuff? I see no problem there. Same with the Naresuan picture.
For example, what's your problem with the vassal stuff? I see no problem there. Same with the Naresuan picture.
Tomorrow's Dawn
Heroes Never Die
In the Naresuan picture, the greeting text is grammatically incorrect.
It should be "I (comma) Naresuan (comma) blah..."
I think BenZL43 interpreted it as (I Naresuan) as a name.
Also, have you looked at my save where the Mughals captured Lhasa, but it ended up going into my possession?
Had same thing happen with Prussia vassalising to Austria
Cosmos1985
King
After pressing end of turn. I searched around on the forums, it seems its not related to Doc or RFC at all, but an unfixable bug in the Civ4 engine, that occurs once in a while, and noone knows how to fix. So nothing to do about it, it seems. Tried reloading from an older autosave, 4 turns before, but game ctd's on the same turn everytime no matter what. Oh well.
Again, sorry for not being clear
In the vassal-master relationship,
I was wondering since
(1) England is a vassal of Viking (Danelaw), and
(2) Portugal is a vassal of Spain (Autonomous Community of Portugal)
Usually, as long as I can contact the Master, the Vassal will be contactable too...
As shown in Turkey (Khanate of Turkestan) example. I never been to Turkey or met their unit but as long as Mongolia, who share border with me, is contactable.. Turkey is.
Then the problem with the Turkey, I see that usually in Vassal-Master relationship, we can see in the Vassal's text like Land 30% of master (free at 50%) etc.. but it's not present there.
About Naresuan,
I think grammatically it should be I, Naresuan, God... (with comma)
Then the GP screenshot,
Isoroku Yamamoto should be a Japanese GP, but he born in a far away land..
You know, I thought reading from picture is not as boring as reading long text...
Turns out that it's not clear enough.. won't do that way again..
In the vassal-master relationship,
I was wondering since
(1) England is a vassal of Viking (Danelaw), and
(2) Portugal is a vassal of Spain (Autonomous Community of Portugal)
Usually, as long as I can contact the Master, the Vassal will be contactable too...
As shown in Turkey (Khanate of Turkestan) example. I never been to Turkey or met their unit but as long as Mongolia, who share border with me, is contactable.. Turkey is.
Then the problem with the Turkey, I see that usually in Vassal-Master relationship, we can see in the Vassal's text like Land 30% of master (free at 50%) etc.. but it's not present there.
About Naresuan,
I think grammatically it should be I, Naresuan, God... (with comma)
Then the GP screenshot,
Isoroku Yamamoto should be a Japanese GP, but he born in a far away land..
You know, I thought reading from picture is not as boring as reading long text...
Turns out that it's not clear enough.. won't do that way again..
I think that's only shown if it's a capitulated vassal.
iOnlySignIn
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Game halts in an eternal loop (constant "Waiting for other civilizations...") when Apostolic Palace is built after the Reformation.
3000 BC, Aztec, Epic/Emperor. Halting occurs in year 1688.
Tried manually adding AP in WB before the halt. Same halt happens, exactly 2 turns after AP is added (1 turn after is when all Catholics meet each other; 2 turns after is when the first election happens). Tried adding AP and then immediately removing it. Same effect.
Suggested fixes/bypasses:
(1) Spawn an AP in Rome if it wasn't built yet, whenever a Catholic civ discovers Paper. If Rome was razed, spawn it in a random European city.
(2) Make AP constructible with Great Prophets (like a Shrine) as well as Great Engineers (like normal Wonders). And/or lower its cost.
(3) Give AP more Flavors. In my game France built the Leaning Tower, Sistine Chapel, Notre Dame, and Versailles, but not AP (built by Spain). This is because AP does not have Cultural Flavor.
3000 BC, Aztec, Epic/Emperor. Halting occurs in year 1688.
Tried manually adding AP in WB before the halt. Same halt happens, exactly 2 turns after AP is added (1 turn after is when all Catholics meet each other; 2 turns after is when the first election happens). Tried adding AP and then immediately removing it. Same effect.
Suggested fixes/bypasses:
(1) Spawn an AP in Rome if it wasn't built yet, whenever a Catholic civ discovers Paper. If Rome was razed, spawn it in a random European city.
(2) Make AP constructible with Great Prophets (like a Shrine) as well as Great Engineers (like normal Wonders). And/or lower its cost.
(3) Give AP more Flavors. In my game France built the Leaning Tower, Sistine Chapel, Notre Dame, and Versailles, but not AP (built by Spain). This is because AP does not have Cultural Flavor.
Cosmos1985
King
The Great Sphynx now grants unlimited specialists of any kind, not just artists. Which is quite nice, don't think I'll update when you fix it, but bug now reported
No, wait, not only that, you're actually able to hire great people in your city, when you have it
Not just the regular specialists, but like settled great people.
Also, the bug when building AP is still present; even when choosing no, you convert to orthodox.
No, wait, not only that, you're actually able to hire great people in your city, when you have it
Not just the regular specialists, but like settled great people.Also, the bug when building AP is still present; even when choosing no, you convert to orthodox.
Fresol
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It happens to Greece (and Byzantium?). China is fine.
strijder20
Wallowing in irony
I've got an older version, so those two might be fixed, but :
When you conquer Franqfort as Germany (the Prussians), the tiles around it 'flip' to you, so they become entirely your culture, but the city tile itself does not, so it has a high chance of flipping to France.
The text for Aztecs as a vassal of China is missing.
When you conquer Franqfort as Germany (the Prussians), the tiles around it 'flip' to you, so they become entirely your culture, but the city tile itself does not, so it has a high chance of flipping to France.
The text for Aztecs as a vassal of China is missing.
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