Bug Reports and Technical Issues

I keep getting crashes after winning the games. However if it works for you then probably it's something with my installation. I use the Steam version.

 

Only the core DoC that's uploaded to the main thread, no VD or any other add-ons or modules.

 

Got some bugs to report from my latest game as France:

1.) Got a Python exception in 1129 AD. I think it has to do with the Portuguese spawn, because they actually ended up not spawning in my game.

Spoiler Python Exception :

2.) Holy Rome respawned out of an unstable Poland/Iran, but none of the cities that they respawned into were even in Holy Rome's historical area.

Spoiler Odd Holy Rome respawn :

3.) The Steel Company expanded into Spanish cities in the 18th century, well before anybody was close to the tech prerequisite. The company also prematurely expanded into my cities later on, but I forgot to grab a save of that. The attached save game also is of when I noticed the Spanish had the Steel Company in their cities, not when it first spread.

Spoiler Premature Steel Company :

4.) Had this Python Exception popup for the Trading Company event, every time I moused over the "Draft an army..." option.

Spoiler Trading Company python exception :

5.) After deliberating every congress in the game, starting with the first one in 1801, this python exception would popup at the end, and ultimately, no cities ever transferred hands through the congress. (That I could tell, anyways.)

Spoiler Congress python exception :

I also noticed that there was somehow a Phoenician workboat that hung around Moorish north-Africa? I don't know when exactly he spawned, but he was alive for several centuries, and I even traded maps with him a couple of times.

The Ottomans never spawned in my game either. (Which turned out fine, as the Iranians captured a super empire and kinda played the role of the Ottomans for us civilizations in Europe, haha.)

One last thing, this python exception pops up whenever you try to spawn a Great Person for yourself in the Worldbuilder.

Spoiler Great Person python exception :

 

Ran out of files I could upload: Heres the saves for 4 and 5.

 

Actually, it's a 600 AD game, which makes it even stranger. The earliest savegame that I saved, 1130 AD, he was alive. So for all I know, he was alive since 600 AD.

 

Ottomans are not spawning in their starting date (1280) even when the Turks take cities in Anatolia. Just end the turn and you will see their absence.

 

Got a lot of
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "BugEventManager", line 378, in _handleDefaultEvent
File "Events", line 12, in handler_func
File "Barbs", line 140, in spawnBarbarians
File "Barbs", line 389, in checkSpawn
File "Barbs", line 463, in spawnInvaders
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'adjective'

during Ethiopia 3000 BC autoplay

 

I enabled Chiptole and tried looking, but Carthage has 0 score, so I couldn't find him on the graph at all. I did notice that in my save right before the Portugal spawn, there was a Carthaginian galley with a settler right off the Portuguese shore. He disappears the next turn, presumably lost to the Portuguese flip, but I'm not certain.

Edit: Okay, I played around with it, and I think it might be related to that python exception at the Portuguese spawn. I took control of Carthage via chipotle, and I sailed the galley/settler outside of the Portuguese flip zone. The next turn, there was no python error, and Portugal spawned just fine!

 

This happened a few times in the game for me, but only when someone founded Tunis. A galley, a settler and a work boat belonging to Carthage appeared close to the city.


I have found other bugs:
This python exceptions have show up when Protestantism has found.

There is an error in the maximum number of converted population in the first goal of the Islam URV.

 

I have, but I tried to replicate the issue without success.

P.S.: When trying to replicate the issue, a dead Spain declared war on Vikings in the same turn that Protestantism is found (1510).

 

An error regarding a seceding city.

Save is one turn before the colapse/error, but i forced it by overpopulating because it didn't happen naturally again.

 

Actualy the error message keeps repeating every turn.