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    EB TRIBVNVS PLEBIS Member MarcusAureliusAntoninus's Avatar
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    The advice thing to do in this case used to be to destroy enemy governments and repair your own, if you built it. However, if the AI has damaged your government and spawned a government, destroying theirs and repairing your own can result in an end turn CTD. I rarely loose settlments, but when I do, I just tear down all government buildings and start over from scratch to avoid any chance of this crash. (If you do encounter this crash, once you restart the game, and if you start from the autosave [or some save after the point you destroyed all but your own government], ending turn should work fine this time.)


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    Quote Originally Posted by MarcusAureliusAntoninus
    The advice thing to do in this case used to be to destroy enemy governments and repair your own, if you built it. However, if the AI has damaged your government and spawned a government, destroying theirs and repairing your own can result in an end turn CTD. I rarely loose settlments, but when I do, I just tear down all government buildings and start over from scratch to avoid any chance of this crash. (If you do encounter this crash, once you restart the game, and if you start from the autosave [or some save after the point you destroyed all but your own government], ending turn should work fine this time.)
    Yep, this happened to me yesterday. Taras was conquered and the Romans built one of their gov1 buildings. After rebelling to Epiros (thanks to my spy), I destroyed that gov1 and gave the order to repair the Epirote gov2. ... CTD after hitting the turn next button. Reloaded, destroyed my building, and built via "process_cq" cheat both a provisional gov and the gov2. No CTD. I'm happy and the Taratines too ... ;-)

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    "The other prisoners watched the thief singing to the horse and laughed. 'You will not succeed,' they told him. 'No one can.' To which the thief replied, 'I have a year, and who knows what will happen in that time. The king might die. The horse might die. I might die. And perhaps the horse will learn to sing.'"

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