Bugs and Patch Changes v1.5

**Ludens** · 09-08-2006, 20:31

Originally Posted by Caius Flaminius

For why a diplomat losses all or part of his skills when he fails a negotiation?

For the same reason he gains skill when he succeeds? This is not a bug. It's just an unbalanced feature.

**Caius** · 09-08-2006, 21:55

Originally Posted by Ludens

For the same reason he gains skill when he succeeds? This is not a bug. It's just an unbalanced feature.

No.For example, i send a diplomat who have a diplomat trait, he fails and he losses the diplomat trait

**Ludens** · 09-08-2006, 22:24

Originally Posted by Caius Flaminius

No.For example, i send a diplomat who have a diplomat trait, he fails and he losses the diplomat trait

What's wrong with that? If he succeeds in the next negotiation he will gain it again. The system is unbalanced, but not buggy.

**ByzantineKnight** · 09-09-2006, 02:02

What is the use of Infulence anyway, Ive never had it affect a disscussion and ive had like 7 or 8 infulence.

**teja** · 09-09-2006, 13:29

Originally Posted by ByzantineKnight

What is the use of Infulence anyway, Ive never had it affect a disscussion and ive had like 7 or 8 infulence.

This is not a bug but a question for gaming. You should make your question clearer. Do you mean the "influence" of a diplomat or of a general?
I assume you mean generals. The more influence, the better a general perform as a governor (affects loyalty), the bigger the chance of becoming the heir of a fraction, the better his chances in diplomatic talks - and if he is the leader of a fraction, he will not that often be the target of a new war. There will be more affects maybe, but that is what came back of my memories on first sight.

**Caius** · 09-09-2006, 13:43

Here is the problem:
I send, for example, a diplomat, who haves a diplomat trait to make an alliance.The others says no, and when say no that diplomat loses the trait
and in the lists of retinues and traits says none

**Ludens** · 09-09-2006, 14:16

Originally Posted by Caius Flaminius

Here is the problem:
I send, for example, a diplomat, who haves a diplomat trait to make an alliance.The others says no, and when say no that diplomat loses the trait
and in the lists of retinues and traits says none

If a diplomat fails on a mission, he will lose traits. If he succeeds, he will gain them. Not a bug.

**ByzantineKnight** · 09-10-2006, 03:18

Originally Posted by teja

This is not a bug but a question for gaming. You should make your question clearer. Do you mean the "influence" of a diplomat or of a general?
I assume you mean generals. The more influence, the better a general perform as a governor (affects loyalty), the bigger the chance of becoming the heir of a fraction, the better his chances in diplomatic talks - and if he is the leader of a fraction, he will not that often be the target of a new war. There will be more affects maybe, but that is what came back of my memories on first sight.

I ment the influence of a diplomat, sorry

**Vergilius** · 09-16-2006, 18:45

I'm still having problems with the 'issuing an individual order to a group' bug.
If I, for example, order a group of cavalry (for example 3 units) to attack a distant enemy, they just attack the closest enemy (which mostly happens to be a wall of spears).