1.50 BUG LIST-Please Help Make The AGCEEP Better

[Garbon]

Regarding AGCEEP cultures:

burmanese should be burmese.

anglosaxon should be english. anglosaxon is simply not correct as a cultural term, seeing as the cultural assimilation of the anglosaxon and anglonorman peoples was already complete by 1419.

magyar should be hungarian. magyar is simply the hungarian term for it.

Finally, although not as obvious a change as those listed above, I'd use nordic instead of scandinavian.

These are not bugs and I believe the middle two have been discussed before and we decided to stick with what we have.

 

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These are not bugs and I believe the middle two have been discussed before and we decided to stick with what we have.

They're incorrect, and thus I class them as bugs. They should be changed.

 

[sabular]

Thanks but all following entries could be improved too:

ok, here is the first batch


original text
EVENTNAME258020;Baroque helicopter;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258020;In 1641 the Polish Royal court was visited by famous Italian scientist Tito Livio Buratini. He was a really brilliant figure: specialist in architecture, mining, physics, mechanics, hydraulics, metrology, engravings... The Italian was warmly welcomed by the King and settled in Poland. It was his initiatives to build in Ujazdow castle (near Warsaw) one of contemporary Europe's biggest observatorie and to construct an extremely complex hydraulic mechanism, to create very precise scales. He also offered to replace all the countless European systems of length measures by one integral metric system. In February 1648 De Nuaire, secretary of Queen Ludwika Maria of Poland, wrote to the famous Parisian astronomer Marino Marsene that in Warsaw Buratini demonstrated 'a model of 4 or 5 foots in length, which with the help of flex placed under the tail, could rise to the air: the flex was moving a spring and a wheel placed inside. This model could rise a cat sitting in it.' Later De Nuaire wrote that the Italian constructed 'a flying ship', which could transport a man. Soon Europe was full of rumours that at the Polish court a 'flying dragoon' was invented, which could transport three men from Warsaw to Constantinople within 12 hours!;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258020A;Let's fly;;;;;;;;;;
#;

revision

EVENTNAME258020;Baroque helicopter;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258020;In 1641 the Polish Royal court was visited by the famous Italian scientist Tito Livio Buratini, who specialized in architecture, mining, physics, mechanics, hydraulics, metrology and engravings among other things. The Italian was warmly welcomed by the King and settled in Poland. It was his initiatives to build in Ujazdow castle (near Warsaw) one of contemporary Europe's biggest observatories in Ujazdow castle (near Warsaw) and to construct an extremely complex hydraulic mechanism, to create very precise scales. He also proposed to replace all the countless European systems of length measures by one integral metric system. In February 1648 De Nuaire, secretary of Queen Ludwika Maria of Poland, wrote to the famous Parisian astronomer Marino Marsene that in Warsaw Buratini demonstrated 'a model of 4 or 5 foots in length, which with the help of flex placed under the tail, could rise to the air: the flex was moving a spring and a wheel placed inside. This model could rise a cat sitting in it.' Later De Nuaire wrote that the Italian constructed 'a flying ship', which could transport a man. Soon Europe was full of rumours that at the Polish court a 'flying dragoon' was invented, which could transport three men from Warsaw to Constantinople within 12 hours!;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258020A;Let's fly;;;;;;;;;;
#;

original text:
EVENTNAME258021;Cheap Money;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258021;The hard situation in the Kingdom and the endless wars emptied the treasury and in March 1659 the Sejm decided to support the King's initiative regarding the minting of two million zlotys in cheap copper solids worth a third of their original value. New mints were opened in Brest, Kounia (Kaunas), Vilna, Malbork and Ujazdow to provide the state with this inflated money. There, and also in Krakow, Oliwa and Bydgoszcz mints were used for these purposes. Tito Livio Buratini was soon appointed to execute this decision of the Sejm.;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258021A;We need money;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258021B;We do not want to destroy our economy;;;;;;;;;;
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revision:
EVENTNAME258021;Cheap Money;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258021;Because of endless wars and economic decline the Polish treasury was often empty. In March 1659 the Sejm decided to support the King's initiative to mint two million zlotys in cheap copper solids worth only a third of their original value. New mints were opened in Brest, Kounia (Kaunas), Vilna, Malbork and Ujazdow to provide the state with this inflated money, the mints in Krakow, Oliwa and Bydgoszcz mints were also used for these purposes. The Italian scientist Tito Livio Buratini was soon appointed to execute this decision of the Sejm.;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258021A;We need money;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258021B;We do not want to destroy our economy;;;;;;;;;;
#;

original text:
EVENTNAME258022;30 Polish groszes;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258022;The difficult financial problems forced the country to search all possible sources to finance the army that was fighting the foes of the Kingdom.Such a possibility was offered by Andrew Tynf, main commissary of the Polish mints. He suggested minting 'zloty' – the coin of 30 groszes denomination, but with 60 percent less silver in it than in ordinary coins. The only compensation was the phrase engraved on them: Dat Pretium Servata Salus Potior Q3 Metallo Est ('The desire to save Fatherland is higher than price of metal'). The Sejm accepted this offer.;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258022A;More money for the army;;;;;;;;;;
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revision:
EVENTNAME258022;30 Polish groszes;;;;;;;;;;
EVENTHIST258022;Because of financial problems Poland was forced to find new sources of money to finance the army that was fighting its many foes of the Kingdom. Such a possibility was offered by Andrew Tynf, main commissary of the Polish mints. He suggested a solution, namely minting the 'zloty' – a coin worth 30 groszes denomination - but with 60 percent less silver in it than in ordinary coins. The only compensation was the phrase engraved on the coins: Dat Pretium Servata Salus Potior Quo Metallo Est ('The desire to save the Fatherland is larger than the price of metal'). The Sejm accepted this proposal.;;;;;;;;;;
ACTIONNAME258022A;More money for the army;;;;;;;;;;
#;

btw I'm not entirely sure about the latin, neither about whether it should indeed be "quo" or the translation, I'll look at it again tonight when I have my dictionary.

Edit: I'll also post this in the 1.51 bug thread.

 

[Norrefeldt]

Finally, although not as obvious a change as those listed above, I'd use nordic instead of scandinavian.

That would be incorrect.
Nordic countries are Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, and all islands between Denmark-Norway and (including) Greenland. Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Scandinavian languages are the Northern Germanic languages spoken in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Finnish belongs to an entirely different family, as do the languages of the indigenous populations.

Oxford English Dictionary: Nordic = native of Scandinavia, Finland, or Iceland.

 

[Michahel Hossarius]

Not sure if this a bug. If England gets cores on Holland and Artois through the
Jacqueline of hainault events, and manages to keep them they will not get any dutch revolt events (unless they hold a non core dutch province). This can also screw up the formation of the dutch republic events if they revolt from another country (i.e. any events with ownership of Holland as a trigger).

I've experimented with some more games since posting this and it seems that both England and Kleves are totally immune from the dutch revolts if they
hold cores in the Netherlands. This is regardless of religion and also if they own non core territory in addition to their cores.
On a side note another anomaly is that an innovative catholic will not get any revolts whilst an innovative protestant will.
Hope this is helpful.