Not sure how he got there, but I just discovered Magnar meditating at the top of a mountain... And here's the savegame... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/89188843/LH_1.1-bug-mountain.EleSav [UPDATE: in
Awesome! Thanks Derek! We appreciate both the fixes and the communication; keep up the good work.
- Units with the enchantment "Nature's Cloak" sometimes leave a copy of their (green, sparkly) particle effect on the world map when they leave a square. After a while of running around an area, you are left with green sparkles everywhere. Goes away if you quit and load from a savegame. Possibly appears after combat? - Only one of Life/Death magic shows up in the "Traits" window (whichever is appropriate for the sovereign). This is a problem
This bug has been around for at least a couple of versions (there are some posts about this bug for v1.0 at least), it's doesn't always happen, and it's not limited to pioneers. Occasionally, an AI-player unit will be in the same tile as a monsters-and-ruffians unit (without any conflict taking place). I've not yet been able to determine why this happens or if there are certain conditions under which it occurs, but it seems to be relatively rare. Posting save
Just confirming this is still present in v1.1; I've found both towns with more than 9 total base resources, and towns with 0 base resources in a new game started in v1.1
Caravans can "shield" units; if a hostile army is in the same tile as a non-hostile caravan, attempting to attack the hostile army instead takes you to the diplomacy screen for the caravan's owner. This means the enemy army is essentially untouchable until they move to a tile that doesn't have a caravan.
Not sure how "minor" these are; they've got their own post for v1.0, but since they're still present in v1.1, this seemed like a decent place to list them: - Auto-resolve (still) doesn't work right for abilities that hit more than one tile (AOE attacks); e.g. Impale, Cleave, etc. all hit every unit in the opposing army (and the damage looks weird too; I think it may not be applying armor correctly for the "extra" units that get hit, but applying it correctly
Somehow, the "denizens of the wildlands" seem to have captured an outpost...Moving into (what appears to be) the wildlands area around the outpost fails to activate the appropriate wildlands quest. A friendly unit is able to capture the outpost normally (I am not at war with anyone at the moment, so it's not just a visual bug). <
Hmm, I've got a case of a just-captured city with *more* resources than it should have, a total of 11 (city of Imperium, just captured from Yithril, who had earlier captured it from Magnar. City details window says tile yields: 2 essence, 3 materials, and 6 grain). Lacking other information, I would guess that this is caused by the same underlying bug, where tile yields are somehow getting changed after cities are built. <a href="https://dl.dropboxuserco
Can you post any way for others to confirm and/or replicate? See https://forums.elementalgame.com/415301 for details on how to report an issue.
Original post has been updated with savegame, debug.err, and more information.
Just noticed that Warlord Verga's army occupying the same tile (strategic) as an Ignys. I suspect the Ignys was spawned by the "meteor shower" random event, but I can't be sure. Screenshots, savegame, and debug.err below. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/89188843/LH_1.0-bug-stacking.err https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/89188843/LH_1.0-stacking-bug.EleSav
Thanks for the tip; I hadn't realized the same thing happened with impale and cleave, I only noticed it with the "elemental" units. This is why I've learned to quicksave before using auto-resolve; that way, when it gives absurd results, I can go back and do it by hand. But really, it is a bug, and the fix shouldn't be "don't use auto-resolve in these circumstances."
After the "meteor shower" random event, I had my stack-of-doom army attack a lone ignys and used "auto-resolve", since I knew my army massively outmatched a singly ignys. To my surprise, I found that every unit in the stack-of-doom had taken 20-40 damage (hero only took 11, the other 6 units were all at least level 11, and all having at least 48 defense). When I reloaded the savegame and fought the same battle by hand, I had a single unit get hit for 3 damage. I'm not re
I can also confirm this bug in v1.0
As seen in the screenshot; 1st turn of a new game with a custom faction/sovereign. For some reason, the picture of the sovereign (in the box at the lower right) is replaced with a picture of a box. The XML for the sovereign contains the following lines which seem to be relevant to creating that portrait: 2 BG48_Ruins</In
Henchmen don't have split XP? I hadn't realized that (haven't actually tried to make any henchmen in ages). In that case, I agree that Altar is probably fine as is. Thanks! Also, I totally agree that playstyle is very important; that's why I'm suggesting buffing the less interesting factions, rather than nerfing the powerful ones (I don't want to see balance come at the expense of diversity). Really, the whole point is tha
The racial perks seem to be pretty unbalanced at the moment; in particular, most of the "kingdom" factions seem to be at a severe disadvantage. Altarian (gives +10%exp and extra heroes, which are pointless given that you're always better off giving all the exp to your sovereign and *maybe* one or two champions) and Amarian (gives almost nothing unless you have an absurd number of shards) are both pretty weak. The Tarth attack and initiative bonuses are effectively useless, sin
Another issue to consider here is the shape of the maps. I find the default ordering is alright on most of the tactical maps, but there are a couple that really cause problems. In particular, the dark-forest one with a single large rift in the middle causes problems, because the "front" units are trapped between the edge of the rift and the "back" units. Since melee units with high initiative get put in the front, the first unit to act is generally unable to move, meaning th
[quote who="Anelyn" reply="38" id="3356890"] Ah we add buffs into equation now? Buff the bear with everything you want, he still won't compare to heroes / trained troops / summons by the time you pick growth / shrink in life mastery. Now imagine I cast that growth on any tarth unit attacking the bear. My unit has 10 atk for sake of simple calculation. So he sits at 15 atk now. Then we add 50% trait = 15+7.5 = 22 if you round down, 23 if you round up. Now add double strike
When using a custom faction with the "Defensive" trait, the basic one-handed "short" spears do not appear (and so can not be bought by heroes) in the shop/trade window. The spears do appear in the unit-design window, so trained units can have them, just not heroes.
I too can confirm this bug, and can provide savegames if needed.
It gives +1 earth and fire power (i.e. shards), so it's still very much worth building even if Spell of Making is not a victory condition. And I agree it doesn't make sense for everyone to fear/hate you for building it if the magic victory is disabled.
Given the point people have been making about needing to do quests that may be inside foreign influence borders, maybe the answer is just to block pioneers? They already can't drop settlements/outposts in foreign territory, so maybe they shouldn't be able to pass those borders (without some sort of grant/revokable permission)? Right now, military units get booted out if you declare war, and you can't attack without declaring war, which is another way o
If you look at the "offer tribute" treaty in the Diplomacy screen, it gives you a lot more info than the "player X offers you tribute" popup. I believe that it offers 10% of a faction's income and prevents either side from being able to declare war, and I think it lasts 30 turns by default (though I feel like I've gotten offers from an AI player that terminated more quickly than that).