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[Lord Fluffy]

Ok, how did that just happen. I've been grooming my count to take position as the next leader of my people. He had just finished his second crusade, his name was Count Frolio the Chivalrous. I had him take a city, the turn after he took the city he became Count Frolio the Lewd. What the heck? All he did was take the city and repair a few buildings. Is there a chance to get that trait from repairing a tavern?

[FactionHeir]

Hmmm I'm guessing that he already had 2 points in Feck and got his third from some trigger or that you had a point in Feck and got a point in its AntiTrait which caused you to get the highest in Feck due to a bug.

You can avoid those bugs by playing using a mod or modding the game yourself

[WarMachine187]

whoaa thats messed up.That happend to me once in RTW.

[Flavius Merobaudes]

How exactly can I remove this antitrait bug? Half of my generals get the "alcoholic" trait from one turn to the next. In fact, the trait is shown, but they don't get any of the punishments, e.g. -3 command. It doesn't do anything. The effects are shown but not implemented.

I am playing gold edition grand campaign with retrofit mod.

[FactionHeir]

You have to mod your EDU file to disable the nogoingback level and account for it in triggers instead.

You can get it from my mod, which includes my vnv/anc fixes (which was the first to fix this problem )

[Flavius Merobaudes]

That was a fast answer, FactionHeir. Thanks. Think I'll try your mod. Does it work with Kingdoms, too?

[FactionHeir]

It won't work with Kingdoms' 4 history campaigns, but it will work with its grand campaign I assume, as it is the same as the normal grand campaign. You may even be able to run it via the kingdoms exe rather than the medieval2 exe (to do that, edit the VanillaMod.bat file to point to kingdoms.exe instead of medieval2.exe)

Please be aware that I will release a battle AI fix tonight or tomorrow.