1.9.2 HOTFIX - Checksum e938

[Wizzington]

This is a hotfix to 1.9, primarily to fix bugs with disappearing cores.

1.9.1:
- Civil War can now only happen once per country.
- Peasants' War can now only happen once per country.
- Fixed a bug with disappearing cores in overseas provinces and colonial nations.
- Buryatia is no longer stuck with nomad units forever.
- Claim now correctly gives -25% coring cost and overseas provinces -50%, instead of the other way around.
- Fixed a bug where events war_of_the_roses.2 and war_of_the_roses.3 would affect neighbouring provinces not owned by England.

1.9.2:
- Fixed a bug where allies would not be called to a defensive war if the nation being attacked was already participating in an offensive war.
- The Holy Roman Empire will no longer be disbanded when the Protestant League wins the war.

For the full 1.9 patch notes, go here.

 

[User29]

wow this was a swift hotfix, it's clearly hot out the oven!

 

[Jothamvw]

Why did my game not start updating yet?

 

[Wizzington]

Why did my game not start updating yet?

Steam sometimes takes a bit to catch on to new updates. You can usually force an update by verifying local files.

 

[User29]

Why did my game not start updating yet?

might want to restart steam.

 

[bisthebis]

Thanks guys !

 

[Freudia]

Swift hotfix, appreciate the effort. If only you had managed to sneak in a "can always transfer occupation of provinces to the warleader" line in there too, but I'll take what I can get. Thanks!

 

[iShurik]

This is a hotfix to 1.9, primarily to fix bugs with disappearing cores.

- Civil War can now only happen once per country.
- Peasants' War can now only happen once per country.

Once at the same time or once per playthrough?

 

[Enewald]

For civil wars, does this mean England can either undergo War of the Roses or Parliamentary Civil War? No more both or other alternatives?

 

[Grave Digger]

I'm hoping for a second hotfix.


http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?822431-Paradox-Masters-of-Subtlety

 

[Jothamvw]

Nevermind guys, it's already updating.

 

[iShurik]

I'm hoping for a second hotfix.


http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?822431-Paradox-Masters-of-Subtlety

Yeah giving Province occupation to the warleader was very nice, because he kept the occupation, even if the allies made a separate peace. IMO it really should stay in the game.

 

[ChildeR]

- Claim now correctly gives -25% coring cost and overseas provinces -50%, instead of the other way around.

So same continent colonies now cost only 25% to core (without ideas) – the BT counts for half and there's a -50% modifier. Is this WAD?

 

[TheMeInTeam]

Picked up the most glaring stuff, first MP session went okay yesterday so we'll see again when I can play if that has any consistency now.

I do think non-colonial subjects should be treated differently from allies when it comes to occupation transfer; if a non-CN subject can core it, they should accept it.

 

[jadefluegel]

But, what about the problem that HRE will be dismantled if protestant side win the war of religion league ?
It is not fixed ?

 

[Arizal]

What? Only once? If that means once in the game you can have a civil war (same with peasant wars), I totally disagree. Can you clarify this, please?

 

[jadefluegel]

agreed
What a coutry that will only occur only once civil war and peasants' war around about 400 years is ?

 

[Wizzington]

What? Only once? If that means once in the game you can have a civil war (same with peasant wars), I totally disagree. Can you clarify this, please?

All disasters were scripted to occur only once, but the check wasn't working for these two. That's how it's always been.

 

[spinoza013]

You forgot the merge fleets checkbox

 

[RobRoy3]

For civil wars, does this mean England can either undergo War of the Roses or Parliamentary Civil War? No more both or other alternatives?

If I'm reading the event files correctly, the English War of the Roses seems to be a separate disaster type, distinct from Civil War. Danish Counts Feud also seems to be its own category.