Just gave Portugal a little test-drive up to 1424, saved, got my conquistador, and found that the modified values for aggressiveness are back to the nastier default values. Any solutions apart from never stopping play?
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I never got around to fixing it but that bug is known. Changes made in the scenario file are not saved when you save the game. It appears that EU2 loads up the values out of the province.csv everytime. So you'll see Portugal and Castile(which is a problem it itself) colonize Africa quickly at first and then upon a reload lose all when they try to expand. Someday, hopefully next week, I'll put all those changes into the province.csv
Thanks. BTW, are the values altered for play balance or a different historical perspective?
Its mainly for play balance reasons. I noticed that Portugal was colonizing in Africa a bunch but it was loosing all its colonies to those ferocious natives. So I toned down the natives and noticed that colonization went much better. Unfortunately each time I tested, I didn't do save and reloads, so I never noticed this glaring error...
On the historic perspective bit, although it each province that I changed the tolerance level had areas where the 'natives' lived, I'm really trying to emphasize the fact that Europeans took much of the coastal regions. Sort of a boobie prize for Portugal as it can't have colonies in the coastal provinces of Ashanti, Dahomey, and Benin.
On the historic perspective bit, although it each province that I changed the tolerance level had areas where the 'natives' lived, I'm really trying to emphasize the fact that Europeans took much of the coastal regions. Sort of a boobie prize for Portugal as it can't have colonies in the coastal provinces of Ashanti, Dahomey, and Benin.
So Garbon, I put this up in the bug thread? 'Put the EEP native ferocities in the province.csv to be applied after save and reload.'
Yeah, my intial post about it seems to have got lost in the last bug thread.
I don't know why I put strength though, because it isn't a strength issue.
I don't know why I put strength though, because it isn't a strength issue.
This is a DIY-fixable situation, right? The cranially flatulent one will help by posting the changes made and the right file to change (not that I won't go to the scenario file and <gasp> hand-copy the alterations; but to do so for the benefit of others) in the bugs and fixes thread, right?
Yes, I wanted to put the changes in the province.csv at first but I was too lazy Now, I've just netted myself more work. I'll really try to get it done today or tomorrow.
Now, I've just netted myself more work. I'll really try to get it done today or tomorrow.