A new crusade
Hello everybody! My question is simple: How many turns are required to pass since the last succesfull crusade to start another one? I am currently playing my "beloved" neighbours: the hungarians, year is 1159 (one year/turn), I have coquered Iconium, about 10 years ago,and I want to start another one, but the pope says is too soon. Many thanx in advance!
P.S. Excuse my sloppy grammar now and further on!
As Bruce's army drew nearer they paused and knelt in prayer. Edward is supposed to have said in surprise "They pray for mercy!". "For mercy, yes," one of his attendants replied, "But from God, not you.These men will conquer or die." - Battle of Bannockburn-1314.
Re: A new crusade
After a successful crusade, there is a "cooldown" period before you can launch another one. This is completely random. I think the lowest number of turns reported, is 10 turns. However, I've had cooldowns taking 30 turns or so... Anyway, you'll probably be able to launch another one in about 10 turns.
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: A new crusade
I am back on track with a new crusade after 13-14 turns since the last one. It will be a swift one since I am planing to take on Florence since the milanese are excom. My financial stats looks pretty good after I sacked northen Italy.
Thx for your answer.
As Bruce's army drew nearer they paused and knelt in prayer. Edward is supposed to have said in surprise "They pray for mercy!". "For mercy, yes," one of his attendants replied, "But from God, not you.These men will conquer or die." - Battle of Bannockburn-1314.
Re: A new crusade
Are those frenchmen in georgia? What the hell are they doing there?
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: A new crusade
There was an exchange of regions between me and them so they have 2 provinces in eastern Anatolia, wich btw were conquered just for fun and pillaging
As Bruce's army drew nearer they paused and knelt in prayer. Edward is supposed to have said in surprise "They pray for mercy!". "For mercy, yes," one of his attendants replied, "But from God, not you.These men will conquer or die." - Battle of Bannockburn-1314.
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