Description of problem
1.4.1. Tooltip "Positions hold" in Fam&Ch screen still refering to loy. changing over time
What platform are you playing on?
Steam
What game version are you running?
1.4.1
Please select any/all DLC you have enabled.
Hellenistic world flavor pack,
Magna Graecia Content Pack
Do you have mods enabled? No
Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
The tooltip (checked both for English and German Version) talks still about an effect "over time" / "mit der Zeit", if you don't meet the expected number of jobs for a family respectively exceeding it by at least two times.
While this was correct prior to 1.4, now any such effect is immediately affecting loyalty, so the tooltip is now misleading - especially for new players!
Steps to reproduce the issue.
See the pic (or generate the tooltip in any savegame) - I have marked the now outdated part in both languages by striking it through with a fine yellow line. Simply removing the words "mit der Zeit" / "over time" would produce a gramatically and gameplaywise correct sentence in both languages!
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1.4.1. Tooltip "Positions hold" in Fam&Ch screen still refering to loy. changing over time
What platform are you playing on?
Steam
What game version are you running?
1.4.1
Please select any/all DLC you have enabled.
Hellenistic world flavor pack,
Magna Graecia Content Pack
Do you have mods enabled? No
Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
The tooltip (checked both for English and German Version) talks still about an effect "over time" / "mit der Zeit", if you don't meet the expected number of jobs for a family respectively exceeding it by at least two times.
While this was correct prior to 1.4, now any such effect is immediately affecting loyalty, so the tooltip is now misleading - especially for new players!
Steps to reproduce the issue.
See the pic (or generate the tooltip in any savegame) - I have marked the now outdated part in both languages by striking it through with a fine yellow line. Simply removing the words "mit der Zeit" / "over time" would produce a gramatically and gameplaywise correct sentence in both languages!
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