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    Default When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    Not the unimportant princesses, I mean the ones you can use as diplomats. When they die, what do their portraits turn into for you? For me they turn into dead general portraits...

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    Default Re: When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    Oh c'mon, people- 10 views and no one has a comment? It's a simple question, what do they look like at your end?

    I'm wondering if I somehow screwed up the folder structure of portraits when I unpacked them.

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    Relentless Bughunter Senior Member FactionHeir's Avatar
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    Default Re: When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    You have to have one dead first. That takes a while ;)
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    Default Re: When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    Ack. Double post. And no option for myself to delete it.
    Last edited by FactionHeir; 01-17-2007 at 22:59.
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    Default Re: When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    Actually I found the odd bug- when you unpack the files at least.

    If a princess dies of old age... no problems, her portraits grays over (darkens) this seems to be a function in the game. However, if she "dies in battle." by being aboard a ship that attacks a rebel ship, or "dies tragically" in a storm... her portrait becomes the corresponding general's dead portrait... ICK!

    Wonder if CA would ever bother to fix this?

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    Default Re: When a Princess dies, does her portrait gray out correctly for you?

    Not a bug. You see... those princesses actually had the "secretly male" trait ;)
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