One of the civ trait (i think raider) allows you to gain 1 exp against barbarians even after 100.
attaching a great commander to your hero helps aswell, giving an additional +1 xp per kill
One of the civ trait (i think raider) allows you to gain 1 exp against barbarians even after 100.
attaching a great commander to your hero helps aswell, giving an additional +1 xp per kill
The event where a demon offers an enraged succubus currently gives a basic succubus with no promos so there's no risk that she's going to turn barb
I've got a bit of a unique problem.
As I've read above, you'll get the "GFC error: failed to initialaize the primary control theme" if you're lacking a Resource folder in the mod's main directory.
Well, I'm getting that error. And I checked, rechecked, and double-rechecked until I went BALD and I DO have a Resource folder, as well as the Assets folder. I DID install it, and patch D, to my "Beyond the Sword\Mods\" folder. The folder name is, as far as I know, correctly named "Fall from Heaven 2 031" and yet I am still recieving "GFC error: failed to initialaize the primary control theme"
I looked into the error more closely and discovered a new file in my BTS root folder called "ThemeParseLog.txt" with the following text:
[Mar 26, 2008 - 16:27:29] Messages while processing 'BitmapTheme.thm'
**FATAL ERROR** Cannot open theme file 'BitmapTheme.thm'
I've looked over the *.thm files from the BTS install, the Civ4 install, every other mod that contains custom themes, and I have yet to find any reference to a "BitmapTheme.thm" file.
Now, I've been working on this for several hours, including reinstalling the mod Six (6) times and I am about to explode Literally!
I need a solution before I become the next major headline on tonight's news: "Man blows his neighborhood up, spontaneous deliberate human combustion suspected. Millions Dead!"
// *** Control Bitmap Theme file
// Set the resource
resource_path "Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Resource";
// Setup common properties
include "Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Resource/Themes/Civ4/Civ4Theme.thm";
<Path>Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Civ4.thm</Path>
Check in \Resource\Civ4.thm
Code:// *** Control Bitmap Theme file // Set the resource resource_path "Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Resource"; // Setup common properties include "Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Resource/Themes/Civ4/Civ4Theme.thm";
then in Assets\XML\Art\CIV4ArtDefines_Misc.xml, search for DEFAULT_THEME
Code:<Path>Mods/Fall from Heaven 2 031/Civ4.thm</Path>
My guess is that one or the other (probably the latter) has the wrong path for some reason.