Another thing very strange. The game crashed again in 1485 AD, when I clicked on the "interior advisor" with a Microsof Windows pop-up about something using the wrong "adress memory" (litterally translated from French, maybe there is another manner to say it in English, I couldn't screen), I forget to mention the pop-up before but it was also present during precedent crashes.Yes. If I reload 2 turns before the problem it works perfectly fine and the crash doesn't happen anymore even when I reach the initial problematic situation. Here the save in 220 which works fine.
Currently I'm in 1000 AD and I didn't get the problem more since 240 AD.
Unfortunately no, it was my first turnDo you have saves from prior turns as well?
That's the save I postedThere should be an autosave for that, if it's your first turn. Unless you've already started a new game without saving it.
Run 3000 BC Prussia spawn the second time, still Celtia and Nubia aren't spawning. The Hittites aren't spawning either in both runs, same with Toltec and TibetSomething strange has happened. I've downloaded the latest GitHub 1.18 version, and upon auto-playing the game from 3000 BC spawning as Prussia I'm seeing that some civilizations didn't spawn whatsoever (Celtia, Nubia)
Here's the save attached. Additionally the Byzantines never appeared too as the city of Byzantium was never placed neither by the Greeks nor by the Romans
I only learned not too long ago that this is intended. Short version is that Low Impact civs don't spawn for later starts.Something strange has happened. I've downloaded the latest GitHub 1.18 version, and upon auto-playing the game from 3000 BC spawning as Prussia I'm seeing that some civilizations didn't spawn whatsoever (Celtia, Nubia)
Oh... wow... I see, a strange choice thoughI only learned not too long ago that this intended. Short version is that Low Impact civs don't spawn for later starts.