[quote who="jojobe71" reply="20" id="3409000"] I have a question .What happens to the spell books sold in the store. After I installed tech has been removed from the skill tree. So my mages can not buy spell books. bump*[/quote] Are you refering to the spellbooks that are a special feature of Pariden faction. The decalon ability?
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I know in spells CityPopulation is possible, but maybe for the AIData try Population
OwnerCity is the Owner of the city (your city would be you) and TargetCity is the city itself. The spell casting is a Yes / No not a less likely from my experience. If it is not working then there is an issue with the variables.
You can use that Calculation in the AI data, but not sure if you can use the city population tag. I think it is possible.
[quote who="abob101" reply="15" id="3408231"] Quoting Primal_Savage, reply 14Sure thing, how's this thing shaping up? Haven't heard much since it went live... Presumably needs us slackers to get in there and adding more content... [/quote] It's being updated slowly at the moment. I suspect that it will become live in a month or so...
Not sure if that is possible. Although you can force a spell not to cast unless you have a building. Just don't think you can target a specific city only when a specific building is inside though. Unless you want to go about the you can cast it but it's useless method. Give the city a resource / trait that is 1 when it has it 0 otherwise and set up the benefit or consequence and multiply it by this trait value, if it is a value type trait. Otherwise I cannot think of it at the
Hmmm... I think I know that summoner mod
The skill is designed to make barren land into fertile land. If the land is already fertile (a.k.a. purple) then the spell will have no effect. So you should only cast this spell on non-fertile land or barren land. If a tile is next to barren land, then it will possibly upgrade the food output of that tile if there is enough barren land nearby to change. From your screenshots notice it only changed your barren landscape and made it purple. The purple landscape then allows better food
You could make a mod that does specifically what you suggest.
Try disabling the steam option "Enable Steam Community In-Game" (under properties) It could be that the overlay is taking too many resources from your system and it is causing a freeze error. Otherwise you might try to find other ways to disable the steam overlay when a game is running. I found this problem with games I played with a long long time ago and turned it off and the games ran fine. You can set this for specific games or all the games. This basically will tu
Ignoring the story reason, the point of the barren lands in the gameplay is so later in the game you can refresh and make the land lush or purple so you can settle somewhere in the late game, if you so desire. Also, it can be used to set up outposts and such to create a battle ground so civilization cities are not always next to each other. There are some spells that you can only cast in neutral territory and as such you need a good place to put neutral territory that makes sense. Als
You can create an ability or trait that you can attach to a trained unit and give them ability to heal another unit. This is already in the game in theory with the henchmen of altar. They have a life henchman that can cast heal on the units. But it is perfectly reasonable to attach this to a regular unit.
Just for one to be aware, that one may purchase armor (of any kind) from allies, and also drops happen of any kind. So these people with light plate at home may purchase the Chainmail in another land (a technique of also buying horses for heroes when you don't have the tech (but they do).
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I'd say it is good point to bring up. No need for an apology, this has been reported both as a bug and as a balance suggestion (long time ago forget when). I tend to agree with you about the proficiency needing adjustments with being first tier "light" armor and second tier "heavy" armor. But looking at the dynamics it becomes a more delicate situation. I can make a mod that will do exactly what you suggest and you can determine if the balance is better, but I've taken
But heroes with the chainmail proficiency can wear the Masterwork chainmail (the replacement for Full plate armor). I do believe this is working as intended, but then again maybe not.
[quote who="Apheirox" reply="3" id="3407290"] Parrottmath: Thanks for that link. I really think this should be a feature of the main game. Would it be possible to mod the militia to have chainmail proficiency eventually? Ericridge: The militia would use the respective armors their faction crafts.[/quote] There is a way to do that, but part of the reason I stopped doing that is that my militias were able to defend towns ag
https://forums.elementalgame.com/444851/ You can see all of my mods here. And children of the storm is something that changes the entire flavor of the game. So, if you want a completely different experience with more fantasy stuff. So, for a new player it would be a fun experience, but it runs the risk of being too much fun for users and they cannot play the game without it ;) Best choice is to experiment with FE:LH. I ten
[quote who="StevenAus" reply="2" id="3406552"] Or of course they could use your mod and get special Kingdom bindings for all their shards. [/quote] My mod does include the life versions of the Kingdom bindings and I change the flavor texts as such. I wouldn't think this is a high priority item on their list to do. I like to have things complete with respect to these items, also the reason why I set up death versions of henchmen as well because the empire shouldn't be usi
Unfortunately, binding for kingdom has an unfortunate problem of not having a binding for the life shards, but it should work for all the other shards (Air, Earth, Fire, and Water). Is the shard you chose a life shard?
If I understand correctly, unit design should is going to be empire general, but I think it may be possible to force units to be only created in one city when proper requirements are met... I'll have to experiment, but I suspect that the prereqs having required city improvement. Unless you tried that prereq before. Then I'm at a loss... time for eats for now.
Now my curiosity, would it be worth it to pick up Galactic Civilization 2, if I plan on picking up Galactic Civilization 3. Honest opinions needed.
Sent you a PM about the map fixes. I also include a change log for you to determine the exact changes. The new fixes are shaping up nicely.
@ Derek -- there are invisible rivers in the FE scenario campaign maps - the first map and the second map of the campaign. There are also rivers that are not rivers in those maps as well. If you allow I'll post the fix for this.