Since you've already used cheats ...
add_population Antioch -30000
End your squalor and overcrowding issues. I prefer extermination myself.
Since you've already used cheats ...
add_population Antioch -30000
End your squalor and overcrowding issues. I prefer extermination myself.
Nope, I have'nt used cheats.
I used them to test and see if the place is manageable or not, and it's not, then I reloaded back to my campaign. It's already easy enough, with cheats it's pointless to play. Since then, as I posted already, I let it rebel, pull out and exterminate.
I could change the files so I can convert to castle, but never mind I'll leave it as is. More fun this way.
Actually wait !!!
I HAVE used cheats other than this test. And here's what I did.
Gave approximately 1,000,000 FL to EVERY faction (except Aztecs since I can't get there yet AFAIK) in increments of 200,000 every 5 turns. I also give away any money in excess of 30K I have at the end of each turn to a random faction.
Only faction I have yet to give are the Mongols and they just arrived. However, since they are now facing MASSIVE Turkish and Egyptian armies, they have'nt settled yet. But I think they will, they're sneaking up on Aleppo while the Turks and Egyptians duke it out near Baghdad.
That million FL cheat to every faction is one I REALLY recommend, it's made my game totally awesome. I regularly face Broken Lances, Teutonic Knights, Santiago, Bombards, you name it, AND not just one stack. 3-4 on average before it quietens down for a few turns. basically every faction is like the Mongols, even worse. They have like 7-9 full stacks and multiple little stacks running around. Specially Egyptians, they are now a real challenge in Jerusalem. I don't dare go out of the city or I'm TOAST. However if I see something small... OUT goes the cavalry on the gallop !!!
HRE is tough too, but I have a bridge near Antwerp, and I can beat them 1vs1, Egypt has a far better economy than mine, that's the problem.
Last edited by Shahed; 04-24-2007 at 21:52.
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Move your capitol to Marseilles or Genoa. If you don't own them, conquer them and then move your capital there.
I had problems controlling Antioch as Spain with my capitol in Valencia. It wasn't too bad as Venice or as the Byzantines, but I don't want to even think about trying it as the English.
Age and treachery will defeat youth and skill every time.
Thanks, that's an idea.
Right now it's under control though, occasionally I can get out of the city and whenever I can, I let it rebel. Now it's not so bad and I think I can stay holed up for another 10 turns, maybe 8.
I will move the capitol from LONDON (sob, whine, whinge).... eventually.
Last edited by Shahed; 04-24-2007 at 22:06.
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I never exterminate the crusade cities. Just sack. If you want to create a crusader kingdom then grab a castle nearby and you have a base to take it back when it rebels. As england i normally sail home afterwards leaving all the cheap pilgrims to garrison. Feels more historical to me and you get a ton of money from it before it goes.
It's not a map.
Outremer should be able to pay for a fairly large garrison. I just train all my merchants there and rake in the money. Well worth it.
@Sinan - re: that trick with giving the AI money; have you considered just making the king's purse 10k for every faction except yours, or am I missing something?
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If you do that though, you are gonna need to edit the game files every time you wish to play a different faction in campaigns
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