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Didn't you see my previous post??? It is there...Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
Code:;------------------------------------------
Ancillary sword_of_chinglu
Image sword_of_chinglu_ancillary.tga
ExcludeCultures barbarian, carthaginian, nomad, roman, eastern
Description sword_of_chinglu_desc
EffectsDescription sword_of_chinglu_effects_desc
Effect TroopMorale 3
Effect Combat_V_Nomad 2
Effect Law 2
It's in there! ~:) Done. Provided courtesy of your friendly developers at CA. There's a chance that Hunnic generals will get the Sword of Chinglu. OK?Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
Ha! Beat me to it, Kraxis. Damn your britches, sir! ~:)
My my... I say, CA devs are proud people. Care for a cup of tea, sir?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain Fishpants
~;p
So that's what its called.... My bad.
Wow, page 2 of this thread is a waste of time....
anyway, what I wanted to ask is, are all these weapons just triggered by date, i.e. set to "appear" by a certain year? If so, how are they "assigned" to a particular general or even a particular faction?
CountMRVHS
Is there a hardcoded maximium for weapons?
Sounds more like an easter egg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kraxis
Since no game can get to -726th turn.
By the way InEnemyLands triggers is bugged and works the opposide then intended.
So, if you don't use bug-fixer, all InEnemyLands conditions should really be read like InHomeLands.
Exactly... But at least it can easily be modded in.Quote:
Originally Posted by player1
I don't know was it intentional, but gaining Spear of Wotan or Sword of Chinglu is really difficult.
The reason for that is that both items require general with PaganConversion trait.
And that trait can only be gained in cities Sol Invictus, Mithras and Pai temples, none of which are native to Saxons or Huns (roman and sarmatian temples).
feature or flaw?
Might be a feature to force the player faction to conquer enemy lands to 'show their worth.' Also keeps em rare.
Well, it's good to know not to demolish those roman temples too quickly.
Who has gotten any of them?
Let's see:
If playing ERE, this one should not be too difficult to get if "agreesive" christian you have doesn't take full move action.Code:Trigger trigger_spear_of_longinus
WhenToTest CharacterTurnEnd
Condition IsGeneral
and not EndedInSettlement
and RemainingMPPercentage > 50
and Trait ChristianProselytism >= 1
and FactionType empire_east
and not WorldwideAncillaryExists spear_of_longinus
and Trait Christian >= 1
and not InUncivilisedLands
AcquireAncillary spear_of_longinus chance 10
Impossible, an easter egg I would say.Code:Trigger trigger_sword_in_the_stone
WhenToTest CharacterTurnEnd
Condition FactionType romano_british
and IsFactionHeir
and IsGeneral
and Attribute Command >= 2
and Trait Christian >= 1
and Trait ReligiousMania >= 1
and RemainingMPPercentage = 100
and I_TurnNumber >= -726
and I_TurnNumber <= -726
AcquireAncillary sword_in_the_stone chance 15
By the way -726 is 1 AC, the birth of Christ.
These two hun and saxon speicific weapons are very difficult to get.Code:Trigger trigger_spear_of_wotan
WhenToTest CharacterTurnEnd
Condition IsFactionLeader
and IsGeneral
and Attribute Command >= 4
and FactionType saxons
and not InEnemyLands
and not WorldwideAncillaryExists spear_of_wotan
and Trait Pagan >= 1
and Trait PaganConversion >= 1
AcquireAncillary spear_of_wotan chance 12
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Trigger trigger_sword_of_chinglu
WhenToTest CharacterTurnEnd
Condition IsFactionLeader
and IsGeneral
and Attribute Command >= 4
and FactionType huns
and not InEnemyLands
and not WorldwideAncillaryExists sword_of_chinglu
and Trait Pagan >= 1
and Trait PaganConversion >= 1
AcquireAncillary sword_of_chinglu chance 10
First, it must be faction leader, second it needs to have lots of command starts (not easy in BI), and third character needs to gain PaganConversion trait, only gainable in roman temples and in one of sarmatian temples. That's makes getting theses very rare.
What does that InCivilizedLands mean? I mean is it civilized if the Huns capture Constantinople? Where is the cut?
I think it is the opposite from InBarbarian lands, which in original RTW ment in any province that it controlled by barbarian culture.
Now in BI, I'm not sure does it inlcude just barbarian culture, or it includes huns and nomads too.
Couple questions:
What happens to relics (and titles for that matter) when the character dies? Or, sinks on a ship?
Do they just have some chance of respawning at some later time?
Yep. All the titles and weapons have a trigger. Part of the trigger is 'Does not exist'. If it doesn't, then if all the other requirements are met it can spawn. Titles and such work just like Ancilleries with the exception of there can be only one.
Sounds like someone could do with a cup of shroom tea.Quote:
Originally Posted by CountMRVHS
~;)
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Originally Posted by rebelscum
That was great Rebelscum! I hope you are well!
Strength and Honor
Celt Centurion
I don't see why, it was all on topic , legendary weapons led to speculation on whether or not the arc of the covenant was a weapon, which led to discussion about the possibilities of destructive properties, mixed with a bit of humour which was harmless.Quote:
Originally Posted by kekvitirae
On another note, if someone can mod in Jesus's foreskin flapping from a pole for me to carry before my armies, I will pay you ... erm .. *scrambles in pockets* .. fifty whole pence. I want my Goth armies to be invincible. This would be more of a real relic to me than king arthurs bloody sword.
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