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I ran my one war horse mounted hero, that had two horse mounted units accompanying her, over a loot square. The loot was a wolf mount. It showed in my inventory. Immediately after picking up this wolf mount, something strange happened to the stack. The interface acted like I had two stacks where ever I moved my hero. When clicking on the arrows to cycle through these two stacks, the name changed on the party but the same units listed. It didn't actually duplicate the units.

I'd almost want an auto-build road function for units. Click it, unit builds roads where ever it walks. Click it again, this turns off.

I'm having random turn never ends and game stops responding problems after some amount of turns. Don't think I'm doing anything in game that causes this so I can't reproduce it. I'll load the autosave and then be able to play more. This problem usually occurs after I've played 5+ turns. It doesn't seem to occur in at the start of a play session or the first couple turns. These are all in one zip. File menu, download.</p

Tactical battles are more fun. The tactical battle maps are much better and the more interesting weapon mechanics. The hero trait trees are a big improvement. Graphics on the strategic map are slightly nicer. Thanks for the free expansion.

Large map with 8 AI. Challenging level. The AI wasn't picking up loot. Undefended loot! Increased the monster difficulty by one level in this game too. The monster groups aren't attacking the AI but then they also can't take out any of the Strong monster groups. Does the AI prioritize research into increasing city research and production? All of the AI factions have less than half my growth. Seem to be way ahead

This breaks immersion. Having AI units and cities being ignored by strong monster groups. Game difficulty shouldn't be linked to this.

[quote quoting="post"] first of all, all the exp enhancing skills are the must, if hero is planned to develop. Thus, for couple of levels nothing happens .... I personally think those should be gone, exp enhancers are too good to pass on them, on the other hand, they are totally boring ... [/quote] Agree, remove the increase exp gain skills. The mage path has a +25 % one.

[quote quoting="post"] FUN! Generally speaking, FE 1.3 is just a lot more fun. That said, the best way to make the game more enjoyable is to get more units for each side. The AI doesn’t design its own units. It uses what you create. The more units you give a faction, the smarter the AI gets. [/quote] Don't get this. I have to design units for a faction in one game and then later play against that faction in a new game. To have a

I like the details given on Legendary Heroes. All of the core mechanic changes sound good. Don't understand any hate for Steam. So thats good too. I'm hoping that the AI is given more effort in Legendary Heroes.

I had an enemy stack approaching one of my cities and filled it up with 8 slave militias and lastly added a light horse unit as the 9th. That enemy AI attacked the city and my light horse unit never appeared in that combat. 2 city defenders and 8 slave militias participated in the combat and won. Afterward, my light horse unit was gone. No where to be found. The one slave militia said it was composed of 17 members, not the expected 4 members. A few other slave militias who survived th

The new cloth map looks very nice. It would be nice to hear more about how essence will function.

I don't think this behavior is intended. Your own caravans can block your units from moving along a road. It would seem reasonable to me to only be blocked by units you are at war with.

One of my starts was on a small peninsula with room for only one city. The exit from the peninsula was blocked by some nasty mob. The generated maps have too many bottlenecks. The special quest areas that are surrounded by mountains take up a lot of room. Doesn't help that when a city gets razed and you can't build there again.

[quote who="Valca" reply="25" id="3137308"]There's also a solution around diplomacy: the AI should try to steamroll YOU! If you are steamrolling an AI, it should do all it can to make another AI, closer to you go to war with you (it's dead anyway so it can promise gold, techs, women, whatever...). Because movement is slow now, it's going to make it difficult for the player to defend a second front. Same thing for when the AI declares war: now it declares war when it&#39

[quote who="Kumu_Honua" reply="62" id="3135830"] I voted terrible. ...[/quote] I agree bug fixing doesn't seem to have been given any priority. Last beta version various pathing issues were reported and those same issues are still present. The reloading saves issue you detail is significant and its not a good sign nothing has been done. I can deal with the bugs. I'm not expecting the AI to be good at this point. So I voted "fair".</p

Knights of Asok aren't that great. 2 gold per turn. Be better if they had some useful ability. I just disbanded them each time they appeared.

Is a .911 patch on the Stardock store? The beta update there doesn't have that version number.

[quote who="Kumu_Honua" reply="9" id="3135486"]Fallen Enchantress still has the same issues that the original Elemental: War of magic had 2 years ago. All of which were reported way back then. - Game states are not saved correctly. Loading saved games can have silly results. Besides crashing after about 5 loads (I presume it's the same memory leak I reported 2 years ago.) My last game had Magnar with 12 traits at level 7 (Probably more because he had at least 2 levels of fire m

The pictures in the thread are nice but it seems like your talking about replacing all of the games landscape graphics. Perhaps it would be relatively little work to change one or two of the special map areas into plateaus? Instead of so many high mountains surrounding a patch of land. All of the trees are the same type. Add some pine trees?

Have pioneers be expensive, take a significant chunk of your cities population with them, and come with a built-in teleport home when attacked spell. This would slow down the city spam and prevent the issue of having them get killed. Building outposts would be done with an Engineer unit.

I'm not sure if the listed outpost enchancements would make the game more or less fun. Once I have my stack of doom created, are these enhanced outposts going to do anything worthwhile? Seems like they will be more free XP for my heroes. I'm noticing that issues reported with the previous beta haven't been addressed. Specifically, the pathing problems and the AI spamming cheap worthless units.

Moving a unit a long distance along a road will cause some fog that should have been uncovered not to be uncovered. Seems to only happen with the very corner of what your unit can uncover.

I've seen this with 2 sovereigns that surrendered to me. Lots of Leather Greaves in their inventory. [e digicons]^_^[/e]

What difficulty level and map size are you playing with how many AI? These settings drastically change how the game plays.

I can build an entire unit having full armor but my magic casting heroes run around in hand-me-downs and junk I find laying around.