How to change difficulty level of current game?

[Hussarknight]

Would like to increase difficulty of my current India from Monarch to Emperor. How does one do this in an existing game?

 

[Leoreth]

Open the Python console (shift and ~), then type:

from Consts import *
for iPlayer in range(iNumPlayers): gc.getPlayer(iPlayer).setHandicapType(4)

Or any other number for other difficulties.

 

[Hussarknight]

Open the Python console (shift and ~), then type:

from Consts import *
for iPlayer in range(iNumPlayers): gc.getPlayer(iPlayer).setHandicapType(4)

Or any other number for other difficulties.

Nothing happens when I do that. Also, how do I remove the stability hit from razing enemy cities?

 

[Leoreth]

What do you expect to happen?

 

[Hussarknight]

A chat log to appear or at least something which notifies me that it is enabled. Please tell me how to turn off the raze cities stability hit.

 

[Leoreth]

There is no such text feedback. Unless you see an error it has been successful.

For the raze penalty, you cannot disable it without editing the stability code.

 

[merijn_v1]

You can remove the stability penalty in the StoredData editor in the WB. But you have to do that manually every time you raze a city.

 

[Hussarknight]

Guess I'll just keep using the Worldbuilder then to remove cities and to not receive the stability hit

 

[star15389]

Nothing happens when I do that. Also, how do I remove the stability hit from razing enemy cities?

Play Mongolia

 

[Hussarknight]

Open the Python console (shift and ~), then type:

from Consts import *
for iPlayer in range(iNumPlayers): gc.getPlayer(iPlayer).setHandicapType(4)

Or any other number for other difficulties.

Is there any way to know that I made a typo or not?

 

[merijn_v1]

A typo would result in an error message. No error message means everything it was executed succesfully.

 

[Leoreth]

Exactly. Deliberately make a typo and you'll see the Python interpreter complain.

 

[Hussarknight]

Ok, thanks guys : )

 

[Hussarknight]

Exactly. Deliberately make a typo and you'll see the Python interpreter complain.

However, when I click ''spacebar'' it enters my turn. How do I turn of that function so I can finish typing it?

 

[Leoreth]

I don't know, this doesn't happen to me.

 

[Jarlaxe Baenre]

However, when I click ''spacebar'' it enters my turn. How do I turn of that function so I can finish typing it?

At the end of your turn, spacebar and enter can function in the same way.

Perhaps unfortify a few units, so that pressing it can't end your turn?