[quote who="the_Monk" reply="230" id="3175834"] Quoting Lord KiRon, reply 228 Try t take your laptop with you somewhere you do not have WiFi access. Where I don't have WiFi (cottage on lake of the woods) I enjoy near perfect connectivity via my 3G cell connection. As stated, I'm sure most of the younger generation (the new target gamer market) find ways to be even more "connected" than I am....... EDIT:<br
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It does not only happen on "higher" difficulties. On normal, all AI sovereigns happily start with merchant, path of warrior and in some games, strength for inexplicable reasons.
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P.S. This forum really needs an upload file function. Or is it already here but I somehow missed it?
Please refer to the linked save file. There are a few obvious bugs: 1. The Altarian will found its second city somewhere in the center of the map, close to the panther next turn (just push end turn). The only problem is, it will found its second city with 30 population AND without spending the pioneer. It is getting a free second capital city. 2. AI built several watch towers on quest huts. 3. AI sovereign gets several free traits and now they have more t
It appears that all my new settlements start with 1 population. Is there a trait or technology that I can start new settlement with 30 population just like Kingdom of Altar AI manages to do?
Also a bug: AI loves to build watchtowers on quest huts. This should not be possible.
I started a normal difficulty game and found all AI sovereigns having merchant, path of warrior and strength in addition to their normal starting abilities. When they reach level 4, they have two paths. Is this intentional?
Well, guess have to work without one. [e digicons]^_^[/e]
I searched the forum but could not find an answer. Is there a manual somewhere for FE beta?
I was trying to figure out if overspeading in social and military project gets refunded. That is, if a planet spends more production capacity than needed to finish the current item, will the extra production cost refunded? Due to this game misbehavior, I have yet to find the answer.
The reason for the disparity is that the game calculate the expense (and maybe income) incorrectly. Instead of caculating projects cost as they are done, the game first builds everything, updates the product queue, then uses the updated production queue to calculate production cost. So when you finish one building and the queue is empty, you are not actually charged the building cost.
I was experimenting with something else when I came to this find. It exists for DL, DA, and TA. Using building queue costs a lot more BCs than choosing what to build one by one manually. You can test for yourself easily. Start with one game of any type, choose any race, then start game. Immediately set total spending and social spending to 100%, this way, no other things like research will mess with our BC expenditure. Now save. Queue up three buildings, any buidlings,
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