No, the fix for 1.1 is already included in 1.2. How does your "PC crash", exactly? The old problem was a freeze (of EB). If it's the whole Windows crashing, this is something else. Even if it's only the game crashing, it's something else.
Re: Alexandria battle crash
No, the fix for 1.1 is already included in 1.2. How does your "PC crash", exactly? The old problem was a freeze (of EB). If it's the whole Windows crashing, this is something else. Even if it's only the game crashing, it's something else.
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I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image. - Stephen Hawking
Re: Alexandria battle crash
It was a freeze at the beginning of battle.
"Such open-handedness must have war and plunder to feed it. You will find it harder to persuade a German to plough the land and to await its annual produce with patience than to challenge a foe and earn the prize of wounds. He thinks it spiritless and slack to gain by sweat what he can buy with blood."
Tacitus' - Germania
Re: Alexandria battle crash
In that case the bug isn't properly squashed. You can easily work around it by using autoresolve on the battle. If the outcome is ridiculous, you can use auto_win.
Having problems getting EB2 to run? Try these solutions.
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I do NOT answer PM requests for help with EB. Ask in a new help thread in the tech help forum.
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I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image. - Stephen Hawking
Re: Alexandria battle crash
That's what I did, even though it did work a couple of times, but the lag was atrocious.
"Such open-handedness must have war and plunder to feed it. You will find it harder to persuade a German to plough the land and to await its annual produce with patience than to challenge a foe and earn the prize of wounds. He thinks it spiritless and slack to gain by sweat what he can buy with blood."
Tacitus' - Germania
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