Character's history bug

[Walker85]

Vae Victis
Since one of characters became a consul in my Rome game, he has been receiving a “became a former consul” entry in his history log, twice a day, every day. His history log is quite long by now… Same happened to other guy, his history log was so long, that it took a while for a game to load it

And why is Military overview window called “Missions & Decisions”?

 

[Silktrader]

The "Missions&Decisions" title misplacement has now been lingering around for some time - it will be fixed.

As for the history log growing long: it seems one of Your characters is feeling neglected and cries out for attention ...

It would help if You could post a savegame where the issue shows, and indicate which character is affected by it.

You're now able to attach files within this sub forum, zipping the savegame would be welcome.

 

[Walker85]

OK, here it goes.

This problem applies for current consul, Publius Cornelius Rufinus

 

[Silktrader]

OK, here it goes.

This problem applies for current consul, Publius Cornelius Rufinus

Understood. You didn't happen to mod the government terms, did You. Cornelius Rufinus was actually re elected into office, after what seems to have been a rather long term.

Anyway, thank You for reporting the issue. It will be looked into.

Edit: the other character being L.A. Barbula

 

[Walker85]

Understood. You didn't happen to mod the government terms, did You. Cornelius Rufinus was actually re elected into office, after what seems to have been a rather long term.

I didn't mod anything - I started the game not in 474 auc but in 484 auc, as I didn't want to fight with Magna Grecia. And that's when this long term ended. So maybe this long term was scripted in some history file?

 

[Silktrader]

I didn't mod anything - I started the game not in 474 auc but in 484 auc, as I didn't want to fight with Magna Grecia. And that's when this long term ended. So maybe this long term was scripted in some history file?

Thanks, knowing You started in 484 helps (and became clear looking at the save). Yes the previous consular term is defined elsewhere: in the country history ("ROM - Rome.txt").