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Do you remember approximately how long it took you to get to a CTD? (i.e. one week in, three months in, one year in, etc.) I've tried starting at the Mongol start date as Temujin and I've gone by one year without any CTDs.
However long it takes to start marching your event troops to Esfahan and gather your levies together. Month or two, I guess?
Hmm. I'm a few years in, won the war against the Khwarezm Shahs, and haven't seen any CTDs yet. It could be I've somehow already fixed the issue in my local build, but I doubt it. Have you tried the same start several times to make sure it wasn't just a random lone CTD? :/
Started playing with everything, exept SWMH, randomized rulers, then searched for characters - that happened, not outright though, but only when I sort by gender, nothing is clickable anymore:
Is it WAD for Magyars to retain claims on the lands they "migrate" from in lower Ukraine?
It kind of defies the point of having them discard them, also they tend to reconquer those if they can. At least they did for me 3 times on 4 tries, but just because the fourth time I was playing as them and noticed it.
It kind of defies the point of having them discard them, also they tend to reconquer those if they can. At least they did for me 3 times on 4 tries, but just because the fourth time I was playing as them and noticed it.
Does anyone know the answer to this? Since it resulted in the death of my ruler this is going to determine whether I load from a prior save or not.
If it's WAD then I'm just going to go with what the gods (oh wait, God; I'm playing a Catholic) have dealt me.
I played a game with the 'no ahistorical empires' decision, but after reloading the game those empires came back, just like Raineh Daze reported. I followed the instruction to type "event meneth.512", the decision fired again and all was well again. Then when I reloaded a second time, everything has been removed. First I thought the save was corrupted so I just loaded an old save (prior to firing the event), played for a few years and saved twice to be sure it got saved properly, yet it still happened again to both of the saves. The save file themselves are proper size and look right on the inside as well, so I don't know what's going on.
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I have had quite a few family members [often the commanders controlling the flanks] die in this way. it gets reported as `died in personal combat to x`. As I often have my sons commanding the flanks...well its an honorable death.Does anyone know the answer to this? Since it resulted in the death of my ruler this is going to determine whether I load from a prior save or not.
You play with VIET Immersion, right? Might be a leftover from vanilla, particularly the vanilla version, I'll see what I can do with it.
I'll be on the lookout in case something is around.
Frankly to be honest I dunno how that could happen due to the no ahistorical empires decision (maybe one of the other HIP guys knows better than me). I know you tried two, but did you try that with another game or a few just to be sure?
Playing as a Jewish ruler, after I request at least some courtiers to convert to Judaism, I find that they convert but then turn Sunni after a few days. I can keep demanding that they convert to Judaism, and they keep converting back to Sunni. Landing the character keeps them Jewish.
I don't know if this is a HIP issue, but is there an event firing somewhere that turns unlanded courtiers Sunni?
I don't know if this is a HIP issue, but is there an event firing somewhere that turns unlanded courtiers Sunni?
Sorry if this one has already been fixed, or if there might just be something I am missing with the install, and if I did, please feel free to mock me openly, but...
I just installed the latest version of HIP on Friday. The game was loading a bit slowly, but nothing really unusual for a none vanilla... anyway, I'm playing my game, and I start saving... again, it is taking a while for the save screen to load, but at least from my experience, nothing odd. I manually save once. Fine. I manually save the game again... I get a runtime error notification. It happened again a few other times. I figured, fine I have auto save, and I'll make sure to only do one manual save each time I load the game. Played like that for a hundred years. Soon, it starts to crash any time I do a manual save, otherwise the game is working fine otherwise, no problems. But then around the year 970 AD, the game crashed when it goes to autosave into the next year. I reload. Same thing happens. I reload again same thing happens. I reload a third time... and I star tot notice something odd, all my old autosaves are disappearing, and I am on my last one for the game I am playing (my last manual save from several decades ago, because of the issue). I reload the game, it crashes... reboot... all my autosaves are gone.
Anyone have this issue before? Is there a known fix?
Edit: Sorry, should have said, it is always a C++ Runtime Error.
I just installed the latest version of HIP on Friday. The game was loading a bit slowly, but nothing really unusual for a none vanilla... anyway, I'm playing my game, and I start saving... again, it is taking a while for the save screen to load, but at least from my experience, nothing odd. I manually save once. Fine. I manually save the game again... I get a runtime error notification. It happened again a few other times. I figured, fine I have auto save, and I'll make sure to only do one manual save each time I load the game. Played like that for a hundred years. Soon, it starts to crash any time I do a manual save, otherwise the game is working fine otherwise, no problems. But then around the year 970 AD, the game crashed when it goes to autosave into the next year. I reload. Same thing happens. I reload again same thing happens. I reload a third time... and I star tot notice something odd, all my old autosaves are disappearing, and I am on my last one for the game I am playing (my last manual save from several decades ago, because of the issue). I reload the game, it crashes... reboot... all my autosaves are gone.
Anyone have this issue before? Is there a known fix?
Edit: Sorry, should have said, it is always a C++ Runtime Error.
I went over to techsupport and read that another guy is having the same problem in vanilla, might be connected to c++ runtime library. So you can ignore my post.
How much ram do you have?
Playing PB+SWMH i have no grand tournament event. Is this a bug? Thanks for the answer
That's not what I'm referring to. My concern is that the person I got into personal combat with was the leader of my own army. I'm wondering if that is an error in the duel engine code or if that's supposed to happen. I've never seen you end up fighting your own soldiers before.
Fighting your own side sounds like a bug.
Though it would be cool to allow assassination attempts if you are both in the same combat on the same side - disguising it as a "friendly fire" incident or just stabbing the guy during all the confusion.
Though it would be cool to allow assassination attempts if you are both in the same combat on the same side - disguising it as a "friendly fire" incident or just stabbing the guy during all the confusion.
Though it sounds unintended to me I suppose that it could be working. The guy didn't like me very much. That's why I asked here because I wouldn't even know where to begin to see if it's intended that someone on your own side could fight you. It sucks because this was a new king with 3 kingdoms who had for some reason before he came under my control chosen to be Celibate, and he had no children. His titles would be split up on his death so I was scurrying to get a son or change the inheritance laws or create an empire. He never got the chance to do any of that because of his army commander attacking him on the battlefield. Just another challenge to overcome, I guess!
There's a thread in Tech Support regarding a C++ Runtime error while starting the game and appears to be connected with ram, so maybe it has the same cause? Their fix was to turn off some DLCs to lower the demand for ram. Go read it and hopefully you'll find a solution.