Blasphemous
Graulich
Rhye, when you say fixed, does that mean for the next version, or did you already upload the fixed version?
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Gunner
Emperor
It seems that the city naming for the US (specifically the East Coast) is a bit messed up.
First of all, Baltimore is misspelled Baltimora. And the tile which is marked to be named Baltimora would be much more accurate as New York.
I also saw a English city named Boston on the Eastern Coast of Canada.
The English don't have any city names for the Southeast US. Its kinda weird seeing cities like Hastings down there.
Playing as the US I periodically get a message of the left side of the screen which says TXT_KEY_IMMIGRATION.
First of all, Baltimore is misspelled Baltimora. And the tile which is marked to be named Baltimora would be much more accurate as New York.
I also saw a English city named Boston on the Eastern Coast of Canada.
The English don't have any city names for the Southeast US. Its kinda weird seeing cities like Hastings down there.
Playing as the US I periodically get a message of the left side of the screen which says TXT_KEY_IMMIGRATION.
NateDawgNY
Just Chillin'
Agree with Elhoim about the Roman cities not flipping. Tried it on two different starts just to check and neither barb city near Roma flipped.
Blasphemous said:
for the next version.
OzzyKP
Deity
Rhye said:No event, they shipped their units there after my "suggestion"
Great job.
SilverKnight
Prince
We've been having this discussion for a long time. Christianity is generally founded AD, sometimes a few centuries AD. This is historically correct, as well. The New Testament stuff might have happened around 0 AD, but Christianity as a strongcece84 said:
didn't appear until later.And a majority of people (so far) seem to prefer a more liquid system for the founding of religions rather than coding them to be founded at a certain date (which also happens, if no one gets the appropriate tech).
Silvernight
jbfballrb
Warlord
was it intentional that australian aborigines gave me the secrets of Astronomy, or was it just a case of accidentally letting astronomy be a goody tech?
addit: I found this in the regular XML also, so I guess it was intended by firaxis
addit: I found this in the regular XML also, so I guess it was intended by firaxis
jbfballrb said:
I don't even know where to set it a goody tech
Blasphemous
Graulich
I've uncovered a very annoying issue which isn't exactly a bug but is definately unintended. Until years are shown, the game saves one autosave for each age. Needless to say, this doesn't make autosaves very useful. The simple solution, which would also be a great help in other things, is to have the year number replaced with turn number, with era displayed in the same place but not actually counting as the year.
Possible bug: I was playing the Persians, and when the Arabs appeared, both Arabaya and Jerusalem wanted to flip. I let both go. However, only Arabaya flipped. Jerusalem stayed mine.
Also I agree turn number should be shown along with the Age. That is a good compromise.
Also I agree turn number should be shown along with the Age. That is a good compromise.
abman said:
which version was that? 090?
jbfballrb
Warlord
abman said:
this same thing happened to me, and I know I'm playing 093
also, why did Greece collapse the turn before I was to take Athenai? Spate and Athenai both suddenly were razed.
Arkaeyn
King
Yeah, collapses need to be tweaked. Make the old cities barbarian or something.
Arkaeyn said:
don't they turn barbarian?
Arkaeyn
King
I haven't seen one in the most recent version, but no - instant razing.
