Lightzy said:Should add to the hero entries which civ they belong to.
Gets rather confusing otherwise, and you have to either comb the entire tech tree or just hope you come across the tech that gives you your civz hero.
Belizan said:And my #1 favorite bug--> Disappearing Units!
This one is weird, but, it seems to be that if you move units in a stack through ancient forests and you trigger a treant, some portion of your stack of units may or may not disappear. I've had 6 units disappear on me in this manner (no combat results or messages, just.. *poof* gone) in the span of about 4 turns. I *think* that's what's happening, but it may be some other effect I am unaware of. In this instance, all of these units were moving through enemy territory (Hyborem) including Ancient Forests (Hyborem converted to Fellowship of the Leaves... so wrong...).
Lightzy said:Rather simple I think,
heroes have their 'flavour text' and such, just, in the top line, write something like "Clan of Embers Hero"
The tech requirements should already be where the tech requirements are
PapaMonkey said:I think that the Luchuirp need something. I was playing them last night and was knocked silly. First I did not get the Dwarven Soldier. Then the Golumns with Construction sounded good, but they suffer heavily without promotions and Construction was a long time coming. An archer with only 2 city promotions fortified in a city with any culture is 3 * (1+.4+.4+.25+.25) = 7.2 which makes for some really tough odds against a 6.
I then noticed I could upgrade my wariors to these Golumns (must be a dwarf thing) so I would try to get a few promotions to the wariors then upgrade, but that seemed a long way around and possibly an exploit.
Just my thoughts, and to temper this a bit, it was my first game on Emporer too. I got whacked early and hard.
PapaMonkey said:I think that the Luchuirp need something. I was playing them last night and was knocked silly. First I did not get the Dwarven Soldier. Then the Golumns with Construction sounded good, but they suffer heavily without promotions and Construction was a long time coming. An archer with only 2 city promotions fortified in a city with any culture is 3 * (1+.4+.4+.25+.25) = 7.2 which makes for some really tough odds against a 6.
I then noticed I could upgrade my wariors to these Golumns (must be a dwarf thing) so I would try to get a few promotions to the wariors then upgrade, but that seemed a long way around and possibly an exploit.
Just my thoughts, and to temper this a bit, it was my first game on Emporer too. I got whacked early and hard.
abman said:To those people who want the mod to load faster:
You can make FFH2 load as fast as vanilla if you move everything from the FFH2 Mods\Assets folder to your CustomAssets folder. Leave the FFH2 Assets folder empty and run the mod. However, you will need to move the FFH2 files back out of the CustomAssets folder if you wish to play another mod or vanilla. But copying from one folder to another is MUCH quicker than the game's default mod loading process.
No guarantees this won't cause an error somewhere in a game, but I have yet to run into one personally. Mod load time disappears when you do this, so I'm willing to risk bugs. Just remember if you do this and DO encounter a bug, retry things with the files in the FFH2 directory BEFORE you send Kael a bug report, since that's where they files were intended to be. This method is not supported and comes with no warranty.
PapaMonkey said:I think that the Luchuirp need something. I was playing them last night and was knocked silly. First I did not get the Dwarven Soldier. Then the Golumns with Construction sounded good, but they suffer heavily without promotions and Construction was a long time coming. An archer with only 2 city promotions fortified in a city with any culture is 3 * (1+.4+.4+.25+.25) = 7.2 which makes for some really tough odds against a 6.
I then noticed I could upgrade my wariors to these Golumns (must be a dwarf thing) so I would try to get a few promotions to the wariors then upgrade, but that seemed a long way around and possibly an exploit.
Just my thoughts, and to temper this a bit, it was my first game on Emporer too. I got whacked early and hard.
Truth be told, this was done to me by the barbarians with a lizardman unit where I wasn't looking, and the worker was stuck there in the water for about 40 turns until I came over with a boat and captured it back.Kael said:The worker should be able to move into the land square it was at last turn.Belizan said:Lizardmen --> When attacking/capturing workers from the water, the worker is left in the water (where it is stuck and can't move). This presumably applies to units with water walking as well.
Kael said:We talked about that at length during design. We couldnt find any solution we were really happy with more than leaving the oasis.Belizan said:Spring --> Can convert desert oasis into a "super oasis" which is very nice, but perhaps unintended 8).
Well, the trouble is that forests prevent river commerce bonuses. This is normally not a problem, because you can't build improvements on forests. The elves let you do that, but they have no compensation for the river factor. The only way to fix it that I know of, off hand (without using the SDK), is to make two improvements, one forest and one non-forest, with tests for bloom and clearing to swap between the two, and add to the forest version traits similar to the lumbermill--Kael said:There actually isn't any such thing as an elven town or farm. All I did was add a new build option that doesn't clear the forest when it is built. It actually builds the same improvement and the normal build town option. People were a bit confused that there were two "build town" options in the pedia so i renamed one "build elven town" just to make it more clear.Belizan said:Elven Town/Farm --> Do not receive river derived commerce bonuses (which IMO is a bug).
The bonus's on the actual improvement should be the same (because the improvement is the same).
Elves (Ljiosflar or however that's spelled 8). As Thessa.Kael said:Warriors can upgrade to archers, what civ were you playing? The Doviello can't build archers.Belizan said:Warriors can't upgrade to Archers? This is probably not a bug, but it was still surprising.
Yes, I understand how it works normally. In any one of my elven towns under units I will see, simultaneously, an icon for building Elven Warriors, Elven Swordsman and Elven Maceman. Personally, I sort of like having the options, but it's not clear that was what you intended, doubly so from your verbage here.Kael said:You onl;y drop an option off of your build list if you can build all of its upgrades in that city. So you still have the elven warrior listed because you can't build the drown, you still have the elven swordsman listed because you can't build the pikeman. Ive been thinking about changing the drown upgrade to an ability for OO warriors instead of an upgrade so the warrior quits sticking around for everyone.Belizan said:Another probably not a bug feature-->Upgrades. Elven Warriors upgrade to Elven Swordsman which upgrade to Elven Macemen (which probably upgrade to Pikeman, but I'm not that far along) but you can still build Warriors or Swordsman even after you have iron and maceman. I'm not even saying this is a bad thing, just wasn't sure if it was intentional, or a cut&paste error while cloning standard melee units to their elven equivalents.
Tsk, tsk... modifying CvGameInterface.py...Kael said:Yeah, the block is supposed to keep it from listing the religious elven archer if you can build the normal elven archer (pCity.canTrain check). But it doesn't work, for some reacon the check is returning true even if you don't have an archery range. Im going to rename the units and leave the units in for the next version (i didnt want the same unit listed twice with different costs).Belizan said:Elven Archers --> So... you convert to Fellowship of the Leaves, and you can build Archers. But then... you develop archery, and you can't build them anymore! Now you need to build an Archery Range. ... .....
if eUnit == gc.getInfoTypeForString('UNIT_ELVEN_ARCHER_LEAVES'):
if pCity.canTrain(gc.getInfoTypeForString('UNIT_ELVEN_ARCHER'), True, True):
return True
Belizan said:Well, the trouble is that forests prevent river commerce bonuses. This is normally not a problem, because you can't build improvements on forests. The elves let you do that, but they have no compensation for the river factor. The only way to fix it that I know of, off hand (without using the SDK), is to make two improvements, one forest and one non-forest, with tests for bloom and clearing to swap between the two, and add to the forest version traits similar to the lumbermill--
<RiverSideYieldChange>
<iYield>0</iYield>
<iYield>0</iYield>
<iYield>1</iYield>
</RiverSideYieldChange>
Not sure I recall what the behavior of Camps are in this regard. Hrmm...
Tsk, tsk... modifying CvGameInterface.py...
From CannotTrain:
That would seem to be the opposite of what you wanted?Code:if eUnit == gc.getInfoTypeForString('UNIT_ELVEN_ARCHER_LEAVES'): if pCity.canTrain(gc.getInfoTypeForString('UNIT_ELVEN_ARCHER'), True, True): return True
mamimo said:Hi,
Small balance issue:
I guess you already have the road map planned for magical item, so I just wanted to make a point:
I think it was said that Orthus Axe is a prototype of magical items, in any way I think it's too weak, know when we have spells & special units/heroes 10% is too low for magical item.
thealien_83 said:I'm not sure if the Command Post building gives the XP boost it's supposed to give. Either that or something else. Bear with me.
Playing a game as the Lanun, I have the following XP increases: Apprenticeship, Conquest, Form of the Titan, Training Yard and Command Post. Now that ought to be 2 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 2 = 11, right ? But I'm only getting 9.
Now I'm not 110% it's the Command Post that's not doing it's thing, but that's the most recent addition, and I do think I got all the XP I should up until that one, so.. Might be a problem, I don't know. Either way, there you have it.
Cheers!
Kael said:Ahh.. that makes sense. Hmm.. If I made 2 improvements that would give you the river, forest and improvement bonus. Im leaning toward leaving it as is and letting the elves keep their forest bonus but lose their river bonus.