abman said:
thank you, spotted the bug.
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thank you, spotted the bug.
Arkaeyn
King
Rhye said:
Scratch that. In the game I'm playing now, the Aztecs attacked the Americans, took three cities, and the rest went barbie.
The Americans were the first civ to fall. Bizarre.
jbfballrb
Warlord
is there a way to stop them from razing the cities, which they seem to do sometimes? its really frustrating to be about to add another city youve bled for to your nation and see it just vanishRhye said:
Let's try the next build with barbarians that don't raze cities at all.
Blasphemous
Graulich
Sounds sensible. Razing cities is a very rare occurrence in history. It's also extremely unfun to be right outside a city that's on your border and huge and full of improvements when your enemy collapses and the city gets razed.Rhye said:
mitsho
Deity
Current game of mine as the English: The German Capital was Chartres! Why didn't it rename? It was roughly in the place of Berlin. Probably the French founded it and then it quickly jumped over to the Germans...
Am I correct that the citynamesmap are just for certain regions? Because my English cities in Norway and the Netherlands were at first named Cambridge and Hastings and etc. ...
Otherwise, the game is going along very nicely, whole Europe (and Mali and the Aztecs) is Christian, the Arabs are the Islamic world leader... Therefore I might think a little more religious dispute in Europe would be nice, so I would suggest adding a few more religions (or replacing them).
mitsho
Am I correct that the citynamesmap are just for certain regions? Because my English cities in Norway and the Netherlands were at first named Cambridge and Hastings and etc. ...
Otherwise, the game is going along very nicely, whole Europe (and Mali and the Aztecs) is Christian, the Arabs are the Islamic world leader... Therefore I might think a little more religious dispute in Europe would be nice, so I would suggest adding a few more religions (or replacing them).
mitsho
jbfballrb
Warlord
the map is only for the nation itself and its historic colonies, i.e., spain will have its spanish cities accurate, the caribbean and south american cities accurate, but if they found a city, say, in south africa, it will pull it from the standard list
aye, it's impossible to set names for egyptian cities in Australia, for example
mitsho
Deity
Yes of course, but I thought (to this date) that thus a city in Western Australia would always be names Perth for example. But I understand this solution also
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Arkaeyn
King
There's a minimod out there that has razing cities set to take a turn for each population point of the city. I think that's a better solution than just No Razing.
test of 93, I as Rome did not accept the flip of Gades and had war with Spain. Through a long war and with a French allly I captured Zaragoza amd then Madrid...
...and then in 1-2 turns, Spain collapses, while she had 2 cities left (Leon and Cadiz), is that collapse OK?
and yes, collapsing cities were razed...
...and then in 1-2 turns, Spain collapses, while she had 2 cities left (Leon and Cadiz), is that collapse OK?
and yes, collapsing cities were razed...
yes that was ok except cities being razed.
jbfballrb
Warlord
you should still be able to build missionaries in cities with monasteries, just not new monasteries
Wilhelm II
Warlord
While playing Germany with 0.93 I noticed some weird things:
- Roman garrison units usually don't flip (in Aquilaea and Budapest) while a whole Greek invasion army stationed in Budapest once did (Rome and Greece were currently at war when I spawned)
- when Rome collapsed in one game, the Sistine Chapel build in Roma vanished, while other buildings including a courthouse still were pesent in Roma.
Is this intended? I think it isn't that bad that a world wonder gets destroyed, just think of the Great Library or the Collosus in real life, but then again why would a courthouse (as a governmental instition) survive a collapse?
- Another minor thing: Apulum/Kronstadt (the city on the iron resource by mountains) usually doesn't flip (which makes it a Roman enclave in German land and strange look since Aquilaea and Budapest usually are full fleged 5ers or higher, while Apulum is still size 1 or 2)
Anyway great mod!
- Roman garrison units usually don't flip (in Aquilaea and Budapest) while a whole Greek invasion army stationed in Budapest once did (Rome and Greece were currently at war when I spawned)
- when Rome collapsed in one game, the Sistine Chapel build in Roma vanished, while other buildings including a courthouse still were pesent in Roma.
Is this intended? I think it isn't that bad that a world wonder gets destroyed, just think of the Great Library or the Collosus in real life, but then again why would a courthouse (as a governmental instition) survive a collapse?
- Another minor thing: Apulum/Kronstadt (the city on the iron resource by mountains) usually doesn't flip (which makes it a Roman enclave in German land and strange look since Aquilaea and Budapest usually are full fleged 5ers or higher, while Apulum is still size 1 or 2)
Anyway great mod!
Wilhelm II said:
fixed, thanks
Wilhelm II
Warlord
Playing 0.97.
When playing as Germany newly build gunpowder units have the commando promotion (as it should be with blitzkrieg), but when I upgrade macemen, longbowmen to gunpowder units like grenadiers, riflemen they don't have the free commando promotion. Is this intended?
When playing as Germany newly build gunpowder units have the commando promotion (as it should be with blitzkrieg), but when I upgrade macemen, longbowmen to gunpowder units like grenadiers, riflemen they don't have the free commando promotion. Is this intended?
