EB script

[Foot]

You certainly don't experience CTDs from not activating the script. Where did you hear that?

Foot

[/Bean\]

I was going to say...CTD's arnt caused by no script

[Aemilius Paulus]

You certainly don't experience CTDs from not activating the script. Where did you hear that?

Foot

I haven't heard of or experienced CTDs because of unactivated script, but two things I have been getting as a result of unactivated script were 1: jumping from whatever year I was playing in all the way to 14 AD and 2: a really, really messed up strat map because of alternating patches of snow/winter ground and normal ground during non-winter seasons. Just about every time I forgot about the EB script, these two things happened to me. Sometimes, reloading the previous save did not help, so I had to load an even older savegame.

[/Bean\]

The snow covered strat map occurs whenever the script deactivates after a battle fought during the end of turn sequence, so that the year/season changes due to end of turn (vanilla style). When the scripts reactivated, it often turns out its not winter yet but still summer, so soem of the trees and lower mountain slopes lose their snow coveredness, while other parts dont. It just looks a bt weird for a moment but it doesnt effect the gameplay or speed as far i have come across it, which happens relativily often

[Aemilius Paulus]

That may be so, but what about the jump to 14 AD?

[/Bean\]

It is so.

Picking up from other people who have had this occurance i dont think it actually changed anything and that the year usually changed back to the normal one the turn or two after. Does it actually affect the gameplay?

[Celtic_Punk]

You certainly don't experience CTDs from not activating the script. Where did you hear that?

Foot

I do. it doesnt happen immediately, but it will happen say, 2-4 years down the road. im 95% thats what causes it. coincidences are extremely rare.