Bug reports and technical issues

That is also true for many other civs such as America, Turkey, and Prussia, and yet they do not suffer the same Stability penalty before the flip.

 

They do IIRC. Byzantium for example, you spawn inside Constantinople and you'll have negative expansion stability. Of course 2 turns later there's the flip.

 

That works ^^

Anyways i do no longer get the popup to switch civs once i switched ingame, is there a wordaround for this aswell?

 

Theocracy is not working properly. AIs (e.g. India) probably wouldn't want to spread their religions to my cities, but I can do it with my own missionary.

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By the way, Leoreth, did you forbid China to have Silk Route again or did you just modify the area it spreads to? It no longer spreads to China controlled Beijing.

And there's no Protestant Holy City if you reach Printing Press and do not convert? I mean the Holy City not the shrine.

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No, it wasn't like this before, I'm pretty sure. The spread religion button should be grey.

 

Game freezes on you [goes to the spinning globe thing, then never leaves that], save included, repeatable by simply pressing next turn.

Year is 1712, Germany, 4000BC start with no changeovers.

 

Check in the base game. You can spread religions with missionaries yourself under theocracy, even non-state ones.

 

Didn't know that, thanks for explaining.

 

A few bugs:
The viking great scientist's do not have the option to build an academy.
Several times, while playing as greece, byzantium did not spawn.
Not sure if this is a bug, but why do the peak 2w of Constantinople, reappear in 600ad start?

Else great modmod, really enjoyable

Ill provide python exceptions shortly, and I am using newest version

 

Well Rome was fairly small.
It is cool if byzantium spawn is related to rome size, but i was unable to find any information confirming that, so i assumed byzantium just spawned like any other civ

Nvm. found

 

CityNames, you can call assignName instead of renameCities in onCityAcquired. This allows wierd city to be placed and still get real names later on.
I am not sure why rhye made non historic cities ruin city-names for all eternal.
Example: founding constantinople as babylon gives constantinople a random babylonian name. Due to rhyes rules, capturing constantinople as any civ will never rename the city, which is kinda wierd.

 

Leoreth, I am one turn away from a Space Victory as Rome and it keeps crashing before the victory.

EDIT: Never mind. I was able to win eventually, but I crashed twice trying to access my victory.

 

The problem is quite prevalent actually, not just with the Vikings.

Often, Great Scientists are not allowed to build Academies for some reason, with various different civs I play.

 

For some reason I was unable to declare war on the independents, playing as the romans. Tried waiting 10 turns+ to see if it was some kind of cease fire-bug, but that wasn't the case either. I have no vassals btw, if that should be of any relevance.

 

I can't declare on independents either.

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Edit: Many turns later I can declare war on them though.

 

Hello! I can't play this mod. Anyone has had this bug please? When I run the mod =>



I'm looking for a solution if anyone knows how to fix this problem...