CTD when loading SPQR savegame

[beatoangelico]

first thing, I've switched to BI.exe in the middle of the campaign. The savegames (http://uploaded.to/?id=4250go and the autosave, http://uploaded.to/?id=9cb21b) are taken with BI.exe; the only two strange things I've noticed after the switch are the the minimap (looks different and "plain") and the victory condition map, that it doesn't shown at all.

I've tried to load my other ongoing campaign with Baktria and an older savegame of the Romani campaign, both taken with RTW 1.5, and they seem to work fine. I also tried to start a new campaign with BI.exe and it works fine too.

. I'm playing EB 1.0
. I don't have any unofficial mod.
. I've applied all temporary and permanent fixes.
. I've tried 3 times, both the manual savegame and the autosave.
. I've started the script every time.
. The game crashes at the end of the loading bar.
. The year is 253 BC winter.
. I don't now exactly what's happening in the map considering that the game crashs CTDs when loading: the main thing that is happened in between my last succesful load of a savegame and this one that crashes is probably that the Antigonids family member were all killed and their last 2 provinces (Makedonia and Lesbos) became Eleutheroi controlled (never seen that before).

[bovi]

I'm sorry, but if the game refuses to load it is probably corrupt in some way, and there's nothing we can do about it. I hope you have an older save of your game to revert to.

[beatoangelico]

I'm sorry, but if the game refuses to load it is probably corrupt in some way, and there's nothing we can do about it. I hope you have an older save of your game to revert to.

yes I have one about 10 years earlier, thanks for the fast answer . The strange thing is that also the autosave seems to be corrupt, maybe the switch to BI in the middle of the campaign is someway involved in this?

[bovi]

I don't really think that should make much of a difference, but you could of course try to only use RTW the next time. In 40 turns a lot of stuff is likely to happen differently anyway, so you won't know if that's what does it or not.