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    Member Member Hax's Avatar
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    Default Re: Finding out what caused a crash

    Hey Dayve.

    Go to your SEGA/Medieval II - Total War folder, and look for a folder named "logs". In there, you will find a text file which will (hopefully) explain the problem.
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    Default Re: Finding out what caused a crash

    What Hax said.

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    Default Re: Finding out what caused a crash

    Hmm, apparently the game was trying to remove a trait from a character that no longer existed... that's what was causing the crash.

    Strange that it would try to remove a trait from a FM that no longer exists. Anyway, repeated loading + ending turn seems to have fixed it.

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