Will there be another patch?

**General4Hire** · 02-21-2006, 23:30

Originally Posted by Wigferth Ironwall

I believe the issue is to do with where the tower stops at the wall and can be easily fixed. I'd rather they fixed the flood bug because that just cripples you.

What flood bug?

**tai4ji2x** · 02-22-2006, 10:46

the "flood bug" is where the devastation from flash floods never goes away, thereby permanently decreasing not just your income, but unit movement points in that province.

**Philippus Flavius Homovallumus** · 02-22-2006, 20:33

And you can never build watchtowers or forts. That makes things tricky if you get a flood in a border provence.

**Severous** · 02-22-2006, 21:18

Perhaps the smart thing commercially would be for future 'add ons' to have inbuilt patches that work on earlier versions. An added incentive for players to buy the 'add on' ?

**Morningstar** · 02-22-2006, 23:57

Originally Posted by Severous

Perhaps the smart thing commercially would be for future 'add ons' to have inbuilt patches that work on earlier versions. An added incentive for players to buy the 'add on' ?

I believe they do, doesn't BI have a 1.3 Patch installed on it?

**General4Hire** · 02-23-2006, 00:17

yes...BI comes with the 1.3 on it, and that applies directly to RTW vanilla. As for the flood bug, I didn't even know that...I had a flood in a province that is now modern day western france, bordering the atlantic the same turn that I took it from the gauls (bs...what a coincidence huh?) and haven't noticed a problem as of yet...now that you've mentioned it I"m going to go look and see what the devestation lies at in the settlement detail scroll.

**Stoneface** · 03-02-2006, 16:18

Originally Posted by Severous

Perhaps the smart thing commercially would be for future 'add ons' to have inbuilt patches that work on earlier versions. An added incentive for players to buy the 'add on' ?

It might also lead to players thinking the company is full of greedy $insult$. People might wait for the gold edition or just resort to piracy and both is commercially "a bad thing."