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I *think* the only way to lose (the already awarded) GA points is to lose the Crusade target province before the year 1204. But I am not sure. Also, are there other cases?
Of course, if a faction is eliminated their points are lost - even if they reapperar later (unfortunately reappearing does not apply to the human player :wink: )
Those two cases are the only ones I've experienced where GA points are lost - either faction elimination or Crusade target province loss before the accounting period end.
Can't think of any others, so I guess that supports your thoughts. Anyone else out there think of any other situations that apply?
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Originally Posted by Geezer57
So can you lose the province after the counting period and it not effect
your GA score? ~:confused:
On the contrary: you lose the points if you lose the "church sanctioned target provice" - the provice you conquered thru crusade. But afaik this the only way to lose awarded points.Quote:
Originally Posted by dgfred
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Originally Posted by bretwalda
No, what I mean is if you lose the province AFTER the counting period for
crusades, do your GA points go down anyway? Or do you get to keep the
points because the counting period is over? ~:confused:
I see what you mean. Common sense would say that since there is no longer such GA goal you cannot lose it, but can someone confirm it?Quote:
Originally Posted by dgfred
My experience has been that I lose the points if I lose the crusade target province before 1205, but keep them permanently once the date passes, whether I continue to hold it or not.
Ajax
My experience also agrees - I look at it this way. You earn the GA points the turn you accomplish the goal, but don't get to "bank" them until the accounting year (1205, in this case).Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaxfetish
The year is 1204 to be precise. 1205 is for homeland and conquest points.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geezer57