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Hi, I'm trying to make a map where all factions only have one provence. It's based on 1275 European City States by Tom N. I included a readme file. If someone could fix this for me so that it no longer crashes with the wrong unit for culture(you know what I mean) message, i'd be glad.
the file is at http://www.geocities.com/eapadan/MeagerBeginnings.zip
if you can fix it for me, please send it to me at hotmale_99999@hotmail.com
feel free to post my map when it is fixed, hell, claim it as your own for all i care.
[This message has been edited by Toledo's Maverick (edited 10-01-2002).]
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for one reason or another the link doesn't work. Please type or copy it.
thnx
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It does work, you just have to right click and save target as.
I've downloaded it so I'll give it a play and see what happens.
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"Will you fight? Or will you run like a coward?"
"Bye!"
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Man everybody wants to do a mostly rebels mod. Okay here's what happened with me - I've done a 'mostly rebels' mod of the early period w/c I do think 'feels right' - most events happen when they're supposed to - invasions of Wales and Ireland, squabbles over Aquitaine/Anjou, etc.
If you're getting a wrong units in a culture its probably because you have made an area into a rebel province but the units assigned to it were originally meant for another faction, lets say the Almohads. Mon ami, my guess is its probably Portugal or Cordoba or thereabouts - Almohad Spain whose culture is 'Christian' but is garrisonned by Muslim units. It happened to me and I ended up deleting a lot of non-harmful modifications before I discovered what was wrong. Basically you get Desert Archers and Berber Camels (I think) in Portugal. You must change this to something generic like peasants or spearmen or to Christian units. Otherwise the game will crash. Check out the other provinces and make sure the units match the culture!
Best of luck,
Gilbert de Clare
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thanx, guess it was too much to hope for someone to fix it for me. I'm so damn lazy
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NP we all get lazy sometimes.
Best of Luck!
Gilbert de Clare
