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We must wait a little longer for HNY but thanks for the gift. 
I don't get the idea behind the new map but anyway nice changes.
Almost one year passed from the first beta, when will be the last one?
I don't get the idea behind the new map but anyway nice changes.Almost one year passed from the first beta, when will be the last one?
Good job guys! I haven't played FtG for ages, but you guys are dedicated. I think I'll load up my golden oldie favorite and have a go!
Never!Almost one year passed from the first beta, when will be the last one?
Michael,
would you please consider amending something which has been around since the original EU2 and is, in my opinion, rather annoying?
Currently, after a peace is signed between two AI countries we can see a line like this in the log (and ledger):
- "May 7, 1420. France accepted peace with England on the following terms: France pays 53 ● in indemnities. Picardie to England, Normandie to England & Caux to England."
...which is totally ok.
However, if the peace is signed between an AI country and the player, the same line would instead look like this:
- "May 7, 1420. France accepted our generous peace offer."
What's the rationale behind this? It's not a huge deal, I know, but I find it rather annoying not to be able to look up at the terms of a given peace when reading back the ledger or the log (e.g. when I remember that I've already been at war with a certain country, I do remember more or less the years during which the war raged on but can't get any info on which provinces / how much gold they gave me, whether they got vassalized or not etc.).
So, could the results of all peace treaties display always all the conditions? Vassalization, religious conversions etc. included, if possible. Many thanks in advance for reading this.
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Also, what do you think about making the command to increase/decrease time compression editable in \db\interface\buttons.txt? I find the current ctrl +/- setup rather unconvenient, and the fact that, as someone wrote, many players play this on laptops does mean very little as all the more recent PDS titles (CK2, EUIV) change time compression simply by + and - .
Anyway, I'd be happy enough if it was just made moddable, so that everyone could eventually change it to fit one's own taste. Thanks!
would you please consider amending something which has been around since the original EU2 and is, in my opinion, rather annoying?
Currently, after a peace is signed between two AI countries we can see a line like this in the log (and ledger):
- "May 7, 1420. France accepted peace with England on the following terms: France pays 53 ● in indemnities. Picardie to England, Normandie to England & Caux to England."
...which is totally ok.
However, if the peace is signed between an AI country and the player, the same line would instead look like this:
- "May 7, 1420. France accepted our generous peace offer."
What's the rationale behind this? It's not a huge deal, I know, but I find it rather annoying not to be able to look up at the terms of a given peace when reading back the ledger or the log (e.g. when I remember that I've already been at war with a certain country, I do remember more or less the years during which the war raged on but can't get any info on which provinces / how much gold they gave me, whether they got vassalized or not etc.).
So, could the results of all peace treaties display always all the conditions? Vassalization, religious conversions etc. included, if possible. Many thanks in advance for reading this.
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Also, what do you think about making the command to increase/decrease time compression editable in \db\interface\buttons.txt? I find the current ctrl +/- setup rather unconvenient, and the fact that, as someone wrote, many players play this on laptops does mean very little as all the more recent PDS titles (CK2, EUIV) change time compression simply by + and - .
Anyway, I'd be happy enough if it was just made moddable, so that everyone could eventually change it to fit one's own taste. Thanks!
My guess would be that the rationale is that the game expects you to know what you are doing yourself and what you agreed to. Because you signed the peace treaty yourself and saw the conditions before you accepted. That´s not the case when two AI countries make peace so it makes sense to tell the player what happened.
Ok, ConjurerDragon. I've got it as well, it wasn't that difficult.
Don't you think, though, that it wouldn't harm - and that it would be a positive change - to have this feature implemented?
By your logic, we shouldn't have listed in the log/ledger anything which affected the player... after all, you're expected to know what you're doing yourself during the whole course of a 400 years long game, right?!?
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Ok, ConjurerDragon. I've got it as well, it wasn't that difficult.
Don't you think, though, that it wouldn't harm - and that it would be a positive change - to have this feature implemented?
By your logic, we shouldn't have listed in the log/ledger anything which affected the player... after all, you're expected to know what you're doing yourself during the whole course of a 400 years long game, right?!?
I agree with you, Titan79.
Honorable MichaelM, have Russia event to accepted tatar culture at last beta patch?
are there some news about updates? thanks
EDIT: I've downloaded this update and when I change domestic policies I've many rebels, even if stability is +3 and I've no rebels %, this is very frustrating
EDIT: I've downloaded this update and when I change domestic policies I've many rebels, even if stability is +3 and I've no rebels %, this is very frustrating
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That's why I'm not touching DP sliders as Russia after 1650, it can get ridicullous But it's a good addition
But it's a good addition Will this patch be ever finished? ;/
Last beta was released a looong time ago...
EDIT: When I was drawing map I found a issue. There is game crash when PTI pixel (black) "touches" border layer.
Last beta was released a looong time ago...
EDIT: When I was drawing map I found a issue. There is game crash when PTI pixel (black) "touches" border layer.
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Yeah, they could at least give any info it it's going to be released.
As for map drawing issue, i suppose it may be WAD, but not sure at all.
As for map drawing issue, i suppose it may be WAD, but not sure at all.
Yes it does that but it's not an issue - just don't let it touch (PTI in game becomes more "blurred" so you don't need the border to be exactly touching it anyway).
Actually i'm rather not familiar at all what's going on with FTG, i'm just looking here from time to time for any curios, so my words might be quite ahead of facts