Barbarians overrun one of my provinces and simpy made an barbarian nation. But i can't move troops in to throw em out or even declare war upon that state. WTF?
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No its just a black colored landmass with a red borderline, but you cant do anything diplomatic or militarily.
Its a known bug. We encountered this one in a MP game.
Fix: Write down the capital of the province
Open save game with editor
Search for the capital
Its an entry with a number and there is smething like this [Owner]=BAR or something similar.
Just change it back to your ownership. In Macedonia's case to MAC in Rome's to ROM.
Should fix it.
Fix: Write down the capital of the province
Open save game with editor
Search for the capital
Its an entry with a number and there is smething like this [Owner]=BAR or something similar.
Just change it back to your ownership. In Macedonia's case to MAC in Rome's to ROM.
Should fix it.
"Open save game with editor
Search for the capital
Its an entry with a number and there is smething like this [Owner]=BAR or something similar."
Make sure to add an entry that states when you "took it over". I had this exact same thing happen. I had a peasant rabble in Numidia land turn into Terra Incognito and crash the game. The fix was the same. Here's an example of what to add, I'll use Nervii as the example:
Change:
}
owner="BAR"
controller="BAR"
To:
}
owner="ROM"
controller="ROM"
Then, at the bottom, change:
}
511.12.7={
owner="BAR"
}
537.1.1={
add_core="BAR"
To:
}
511.12.7={
owner="BAR"
}
537.1.1={
add_core="BAR"
}
580.11.19={
controller="ROM"
}
Just make sure the year (580 in this case) is PRIOR to the current game year.
And I always rename it "test.Rome" first just in case.
Search for the capital
Its an entry with a number and there is smething like this [Owner]=BAR or something similar."
Make sure to add an entry that states when you "took it over". I had this exact same thing happen. I had a peasant rabble in Numidia land turn into Terra Incognito and crash the game. The fix was the same. Here's an example of what to add, I'll use Nervii as the example:
Change:
}
owner="BAR"
controller="BAR"
To:
}
owner="ROM"
controller="ROM"
Then, at the bottom, change:
}
511.12.7={
owner="BAR"
}
537.1.1={
add_core="BAR"
To:
}
511.12.7={
owner="BAR"
}
537.1.1={
add_core="BAR"
}
580.11.19={
controller="ROM"
}
Just make sure the year (580 in this case) is PRIOR to the current game year.
And I always rename it "test.Rome" first just in case.
Hi,
but it can also be fun to have one of those buggy barbarian state in your game: now you can load the game and play it. Limited game though: main fun part is that you now control all barbarian armies (rising from gray provinces) assaulting the civilized world. Bad part: not enough money to build anything in your province, no manpower etc. So, it's interesting to play when you become bored after the 6th game playing rome or carthage or else. Objective becomes to stop totally colonization by lowering the civilization rating of the civilized provinces...
but it can also be fun to have one of those buggy barbarian state in your game: now you can load the game and play it. Limited game though: main fun part is that you now control all barbarian armies (rising from gray provinces) assaulting the civilized world. Bad part: not enough money to build anything in your province, no manpower etc. So, it's interesting to play when you become bored after the 6th game playing rome or carthage or else. Objective becomes to stop totally colonization by lowering the civilization rating of the civilized provinces...