Oregon Lee
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Leoreth, anything on the golden age stability glitch for v1.11?
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Malchar
Prince
I'm kinda new, so I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but here I go. I've been playing as Spain, and I attacked Portugal into capitulation. All of Europe was Catholic as usual, but when the reformation happened, I didn't get the popup at the same time as everyone else. Portugal annoyingly became protestant, which caused everyone else to declare war on me since I'm Portugal's master. A few turns later, I got the reformation popup, and I joined the counter-reformation, which (correctly) kicked out Portugal and automatically declared war on them. I definitely would have wanted to do this in the first place because now I'm at war with all the Catholics and all the Protestants.
Did I miss something?
Yeah, that's weird. It's intentional that your option comes one turn later so you can make your choice according to the AI behavior, but your vassals should not drag you into wars here.
Oregon Lee
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Oregon Lee
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I can't even find where to enable or disable that, so I don't know.
Oregon Lee
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"; Set to 1 for no python exception popups
HidePythonExceptions = 1"
I'll see if it works if I set it to 0
HidePythonExceptions = 1"
I'll see if it works if I set it to 0
There's something just ever so slightly off about this picture.
Malchar
Prince
I tried playing it again from an autosave. This time, the reformation happened many turns later, but I think that everything worked correctly. I was able to see which of the AI had switched before anyone declared war.
I think that the problem I had earlier was because I didn't get the popup until a couple of turns after some of the other civs had already declared war. When I remember back, I think that it was shortly after the Dutch showed up. I don't know if they spawned with Printing Press or something, or it might just be an irrelevant coincidence.
I also got some python exceptions while replaying from the autosave as detailed here: I opened the mercenary menu, put up a bunch of my units for sale, then canceled one of them immediately. On the next turn, I got the popup menu for having completed the Trading Company, which caused this python exception to appear when my turn started:
File "CvRandomEventInterface", line 4356, in getTradingCompanyConquerors1HelpText
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'iCiv' referenced before assignment
The game continued as normal and I was able to receive the bonus from the Trading Company. I proceeded to the mercenary menu, and when I went to the page showing mercenary contracts, I got this series of exceptions in order from the top down:
File "CvScreensInterface" line 798 in handleInput
File "CvMercenaryManager" line 1294 in handleInput
File "CvMercenaryManager" line 134 in interfaceScreen
File "CvMercenaryManager" line 650 in DrawMercenaryContractsScreenContent
File "CvMercenaryManager" line 370 in PopulateContractedOutUnitsPanel
File "CvMercenaryManager" line 1735 in numberToAlpha
Value Error: invalid literal for int():-
I was also running low on system memory at the time, so maybe that had something to do with it. I've always had memory problems if I load a lot of different save games in a row without restarting civ4 in between. Also, after I clicked OK on the python exceptions window, everything appeared to continue to run as normal.
Edit: There's also this screenshot.
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Oh, haha, Rajendra is angry with you isn't he. Maybe his button his too large, I'll look that up.
No idea what caused your Python exception, mercenaries and conquerors shouldn't be in any way related. Mercenaries are removed in the SVN anyway so I won't worry too much over it, but I'll take a look at the conqueror code in case it was an unrelated problem.
No idea what caused your Python exception, mercenaries and conquerors shouldn't be in any way related. Mercenaries are removed in the SVN anyway so I won't worry too much over it, but I'll take a look at the conqueror code in case it was an unrelated problem.
I suppose that was the Horse Archer event?There's something just ever so slightly off about this picture.
Cosmos1985
King
If a global civic resolution has been passed in the UN, it doesn't apply to respawned civs, they seem to be exempt.
dmitrytrue
Prince
A bug:
In svn 551 AI in some cases gathers decent stack of units in inappropriate areas. For example, China had stack of about 10-15 units in area of Bodajbo since 1400 year and didn't move them anywhere to the end of the game.
Also as HRE had stack of 10-15 knights/catas etc since Medieval era in area of Astrakhan' and didn't move them anywhere as well.
In svn 551 AI in some cases gathers decent stack of units in inappropriate areas. For example, China had stack of about 10-15 units in area of Bodajbo since 1400 year and didn't move them anywhere to the end of the game.
Also as HRE had stack of 10-15 knights/catas etc since Medieval era in area of Astrakhan' and didn't move them anywhere as well.
The Diocletian
Fire Fly
Maybe not a bug, I'm not sure:
I'm Spain, I'm the leader in score and millitary, but not tech. A congress started, and I was not invited. Slightly confused.
I'm Spain, I'm the leader in score and millitary, but not tech. A congress started, and I was not invited. Slightly confused.
NoShameD
Warlord
We use to hear such jokes... Go on, you either said too much, or not enough !
Malchar
Prince
The Diocletian
Fire Fly
Just got to America in 1240 as England, met Monty, no conquerors. This save is from 3000 BC, so the Mayans are still kicking, if that has anything to do with it.
