so i noticed that you can change the starting/ending dates in the scenarios. If i change the ending day to todays date, will it work or will there be some sort of engine meltdown that occurs at 1821?
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Won't work!
You can try the unlimited time patch. The link is in a sticky in the editing forum.
But IIRC it won`t allow you to play till 2002 anyway, not using the normal victory-mode.
btw, what`s the point of it? ur technology isn`t improving anymore so the game won`t be realistic after say 1850....
btw, what`s the point of it? ur technology isn`t improving anymore so the game won`t be realistic after say 1850....
Are you not maxed out in your techs by then!
You can also start early, which works much better.
hmm, isn`t that exactly what I said?
And yes, when you start earlier your tech isn`t improving till you get back into 1419 - kinda nice. And imo the game-engine is much better suited for pre-1419 than after-1820 games
Originally posted by Kasperus
hmm, isn`t that exactly what I said?
Sorry, I read it as your tech does not improve anymore (from where it was at 1819).
Us longer than 1820???
I would like to play US, but from 1776 to 1819 is just to short. How can I prolongue this????
I would like to play US, but from 1776 to 1819 is just to short. How can I prolongue this????
yep, it doesn`t as you are already maximized out as player in 1750Originally posted by Castellon
Sorry, I read it as your tech does not improve anymore (from where it was at 1819).
that`s what i meant, sorry if it wasn`t clear
Re: Us longer than 1820???
but i guess that`s not what you want...
as some peple said, the moctezuma patch could help in theory, but to my knowledge it doesn`t really support after 1819-playing (at least it didn`t in EU1, I haven`t use it in EU2)
IIRC The problem was that it allows you only to play mission-based scenario, and that for me at least usually ended before i even reached 1792 (starting in 1770 in EU1 again)
well, i editted usa once in a game starting in 1419
but i guess that`s not what you want... as some peple said, the moctezuma patch could help in theory, but to my knowledge it doesn`t really support after 1819-playing (at least it didn`t in EU1, I haven`t use it in EU2)
IIRC The problem was that it allows you only to play mission-based scenario, and that for me at least usually ended before i even reached 1792 (starting in 1770 in EU1 again)
it does support after 1819 playing, and with missions, just make the win condition to own a remote asian province and you're all set
hmm, could you enlighten me how you change the scenario-mission for a particular country? I must admit that I have no idea....
is not like im dead set on playing to 2002, it was just a date i used to get my point across that i was wondering if play past 1820 is possible. sometimes i like to be a little obscure in the way i do things, it helps keep the mind from going crazy ya know.
Pardon my stupidity but what is AoN??
I think the game could maybe go up to 1900 apart from the permanent terra incognita. Slow down the tech advancing a bit maybe.
I think the game could maybe go up to 1900 apart from the permanent terra incognita. Slow down the tech advancing a bit maybe.
American Empire
I don`t care about the technology not to improve. Its just I would like to play as USA for a long time to finish my expansionist plans. Is it possible to start in 1492 as US?
I don`t care about the technology not to improve. Its just I would like to play as USA for a long time to finish my expansionist plans. Is it possible to start in 1492 as US?