Found a bug with the mission to conquer liburni not checking if it's allready owned (and thus triggering every other day in my game).
Also is this compatible with the new beta?
Also is this compatible with the new beta?
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There seem to be something funny with the censor requirements for non-roman republics. As soon as the rather long office time ends the censors portrait starts to blink back and forth (and switching between displaying the requirements to be fullfilled or not) and the year that the censor took office is changed to "6".
If I hover the mouse over the "?" tooltip the game crashes. If I try to replace the censor nothing happens. If I save the game and then reload the censor positions will be empty when I reload.
I'm playing Carthage with the latest version of Epigoni and the latest beta patch. This is happening a lot...
If I hover the mouse over the "?" tooltip the game crashes. If I try to replace the censor nothing happens. If I save the game and then reload the censor positions will be empty when I reload.
I'm playing Carthage with the latest version of Epigoni and the latest beta patch. This is happening a lot...
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Though I'm not sure what it will show up like in the savegame. If it's loaded the censor positions will be vacant (in my game I think they were occupied by blinking versions of Lydiadas Galestid and Punicus Mandonid but I can't be entirely sure as I'm unable to bring up the tooltip for the censor positions without the game crashing).
Though I'm not sure what it will show up like in the savegame. If it's loaded the censor positions will be vacant (in my game I think they were occupied by blinking versions of Lydiadas Galestid and Punicus Mandonid but I can't be entirely sure as I'm unable to bring up the tooltip for the censor positions without the game crashing).
Yes it can but that entails quitting and relaunching rome which is a hassle. Unless I forget I simply tend to replace my censors from office before their term expires.
Resigning to reload from the main menu is not an option as due to Romes many memory leaks that takes about 10-12 minutes...
Didn't know it happened in vanilla though, I haven't seen it there, but if so perhaps a bug report might be in order (would have to be from someone who has actually observed it in vanilla though, I haven't).
Resigning to reload from the main menu is not an option as due to Romes many memory leaks that takes about 10-12 minutes...
Didn't know it happened in vanilla though, I haven't seen it there, but if so perhaps a bug report might be in order (would have to be from someone who has actually observed it in vanilla though, I haven't).
I encountered Trin Tragula's Censor bug in less than a decade of Epigoni Rome, while never seeing it in 70+ years of vanilla Rome. For whatever that's worth.
This is definitely matches my impression on when it happens too.
And it pretty much happens every time too. Anyone should be able to recreate it.
It's a vanilla bug but it seems to happen a lot more frequently in this version of this mod. Still nothing that could be done about it I suppose.
For me that's a general problem with EU:Rome. I run HoI3:SI with great speeds but with Rome it takes ages to just go one year...
There is a general problem with the icons for trade goods being slightly displaced as well. Doesn't have any effect on gameplay but still looks a bit funny.
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