APD 2.0.6 download/feedback thread

[Naselus]

link: http://filesmelt.com/dl/APD_2.0_.6_.rar

alt link: http://www.mediafire.com/?4dgyeajziech78s


HOTFIX A: Fixes a number of bugs in the events and decisions-- and hopefully should resolve some of the late game crashes.

Installation instructions:

1) Go and buy a copy of AHD.
2) install it over your copy of V2.
3) Patch it to 2.21 using the 2.21 public beta patch from 25/2/12.
4) Download APD. Obviously.
5) Extract the zip to the Victoria 2\Mod folder.
6) Download the Hotfix. Extract it to the Victoria 2\Mod folder as well.
7) Launch the launcher, select 'A POP Divided' from the bottom-left menu, and press 'play'.
8) Build a delicate origami swan. Name it and treasure it forever.

[Archam]

Checksum is KIDB, I didn't follow the last step though so it might be wrong.

[Naselus]

The origami swan is a vitally important part, and I won't accept feedback on a version which doesn't have one. Mine is called Hubert.

[Descri]

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I've named him Otto. Now I'm gonna try APD itself of course

[chrism2012]

I've named him Otto. Now I'm gonna try APD itself of course

Nice one; I've called mine Sigismund, but he was too shy for a photograf...

And many thanks for 2.0.6, btw.

[Yosiu]

I took a brief look at migration charts you modified for 2.0.6
They are much better but:
1. Bureocrats cap is set at 10% of population (by -50% promotion mofifier). If you would entact all social reforms you would need to have 13% of bureocrats in your country. I think that cap should be raised since it's u to ruler how much of burocrats is he hiring.
2. Soldier promotion factor is still bugged. He is still not recognizing how many soldiers are recruited, becouse total_sum_of_division modifier isn't working (or i don't understand how is it working)

[Carles li Reis]

Still much more emigration from the US than immigration into it (even under the Whig Party).

[Sybot]

I've played to 1847 as Argentina, and things are getting pretty strange. Just take a look.

http://i.imgur.com/60Ieb.jpg

Nations are going bankrupt around the world and for some reason everyone has decided to move in to join me even though I'm still a presidential dictatorship and have no reforms or immigration decisions enacted. The US isn't getting half of what I am since the start of the year. It looks like Britain sphereing China really messed up the world economy once again as the economy only started acting up after that. About 80% of my artisans and 50% of my capitalists lack life needs.

Not that I'm complaining too much, the immigrant surge is fixing my messed up budget.

[Rylock]

Something I just noticed: there are two files for the Great War events. I must have accidentally included the temp file I was using when I was doing the compatibility pass for AHD. The file "GreatWar_Events_PDM" should be deleted.

[CFG9000]

Playing as the US, I am getting absolutely hammered by Reactionary rebels. Apparently over a third of my entire population are rebels, which seems a bit excessive to me. By the time I put down one revolt, there's another 200-brigade rebellion ready to kick off.

EDIT: This is in the early 1850s, BTW. I've never had such a huge rebel problem this early on. I haven't even passed many reforms, so I have no idea what is causing the rebels to form in the first place.

[Robotkiller]

Is it normal that I get nation-wide multimillion-manned Jacobin revolts that curb stomp me as Prussia in 1848? I know it was a time of revolutions, but I'm practically crippled despite having one of the strongest armies in Europe. I raged-quit because it was way more than I could handle.

Also, Russia declared bankruptcy a few years into my game.

[Legions of Rome]

Can this be installed over APD 2.05?

[Buckley]

I keep trying to build an origami swan but it always ends up looking more like a frog with a missing .dll error. It's a complete game breaker. I can't believe you and paradox would release such a buggy, broken mess.

btw: I named my frog-swan Mr. Toady.

[Almarrion]

Playing a game as Qing to 1855 and had Taiping fire. I was trying to promote the spread as much as possible of TPG provinces but found the spread a lot slower than in vanilla PDM, only managed to get the Eastern half of China to seccede. However, I noticed that as I switched to TPG, they have not only have no reforms but that they also lost any tech already researched. Is this a vanilla issue?

Economically, there were a few bankruptcies but nothing too severe. During the liberal revolutions, some countries joined Prussia from Pan-nats but only 2 or 3. However, Prussia did get engulfed by Jacobins and France underwent Napoleon's coup d'etat.

[Dichromate]

Playing as the US, I am getting absolutely hammered by Reactionary rebels. Apparently over a third of my entire population are rebels, which seems a bit excessive to me. By the time I put down one revolt, there's another 200-brigade rebellion ready to kick off.

EDIT: This is in the early 1850s, BTW. I've never had such a huge rebel problem this early on. I haven't even passed many reforms, so I have no idea what is causing the rebels to form in the first place.

Yeah I noticed the same thing at the same time happen in the US when playing as Japan.

They went bankrupt during a massive rebellion, the UK declared war - "pay debts!" and 5 years later they're still in the war, their whole country is covered by rebels(and since they're at war the rebels can't enforced demands) and they're pretty much wrecked.

[Yosiu]

Naselus i find out why promotion factor total_amount_of_division is broken, which makes lots of unwanted solder.

You have to use syntax:
country = {total_amount_of_divisions = 1 }
instead of
total_amount_of_divisions = 1
I would make this correction for my own and will post corrected files in "files swap" thread.

[TheBromgrev]

Any way to fix the NF display in the upper-right info box? I'd prefer to see % instead of raw pop numbers for clergy, clerks, 'crats, etc.

[Naselus]

Any way to fix the NF display in the upper-right info box? I'd prefer to see % instead of raw pop numbers for clergy, clerks, 'crats, etc.

If I can figure out what's causing it, sure. But since we don't actually touch the outliner files, I have no idea why it's giving raw numbers instead.

[Rylock]

If I can figure out what's causing it, sure. But since we don't actually touch the outliner files, I have no idea why it's giving raw numbers instead.

It's an entry missing from the national_focus file-- promotion NF's need "outliner_show_as_percent = yes" added to them.

[Rylock]

Playing a game as Qing to 1855 and had Taiping fire. I was trying to promote the spread as much as possible of TPG provinces but found the spread a lot slower than in vanilla PDM, only managed to get the Eastern half of China to seccede. However, I noticed that as I switched to TPG, they have not only have no reforms but that they also lost any tech already researched. Is this a vanilla issue?

What do you mean by "lose any tech already researched"? Uncivs don't research tech. They pass reforms. I'm not sure if released uncivs inherit reforms (or tech) from their masters.