Hey, what happened to my military reforms?

[Thrond]

"Q: What is the "campaign script" and how do I load it?
A: The campaign script is the way EB mods much of the game to introduce new features and gameplay like seasons and stuff. Loading the campaign script is easy. As soon as you start a campaign, and every time after that when you load that game click on any one of your cities. An advisor will pop up telling you to click the "show me how" button. Do this. Now the advisor can be closed if it doesn't do so automatically. Advice does NOT need to be turned on for this to work"

[Kολοσσός]

"Q: What is the "campaign script" and how do I load it?
A: The campaign script is the way EB mods much of the game to introduce new features and gameplay like seasons and stuff. Loading the campaign script is easy. As soon as you start a campaign, and every time after that when you load that game click on any one of your cities. An advisor will pop up telling you to click the "show me how" button. Do this. Now the advisor can be closed if it doesn't do so automatically. Advice does NOT need to be turned on for this to work"

Yeah, yeah, as soon as they had mentioned the mysterious script I found the same passage you just posted but whatever I do now I might be 500+ turns too late. I must have missed a lot of the new features. Being an expert Rome and Medieval II player I had expected no such surprises.

[Megas Methuselah]

That's rough. You'll have to start a new campaign. Sorry, man.

[Kολοσσός]

That's rough. You'll have to start a new campaign. Sorry, man.

I don't know if I have the energy because the current one has drained me.

[PershsNhpios]

Internautum, if you have never activated the script, you have never truly played EB.
All you have done is tinker with the new units and read the names of the new factions.
Good god man, press, "Show me How", now!

[Mediolanicus]

The script comes up every time you click a city!!!
So every single time in 544turns, that you have clicked a city, which must be in total somewhere around 10000times I guess, you have ignored the pop-up message from the adviser and dismissed it without reading it...

What can EB do to make it more obvious???

[pezhetairoi]

Um, change the start-up loading screen so instead of the brown EB screen you get a black screen with blood-red Times New Roman that says: 'Remember to click the show me how button!'

[Rodion Romanovich]

Yeah, yeah, as soon as they had mentioned the mysterious script I found the same passage you just posted but whatever I do now I might be 500+ turns too late. I must have missed a lot of the new features. Being an expert Rome and Medieval II player I had expected no such surprises.

I think EB has the script activation thing because the engine prevents them from turning it on automatically or something like that. It's the only way they could mod in the extra features of the mod. I'm sure you had much fun playing with Camillan troops that far even without all changes anway, but restarting with the same faction again is probably not much fun. There are plenty of other factions to play for a while before maybe trying to start another campaign with the Romani again. May I suggest the ridiculously difficult Pontos, Pahlav, Hayasdan or Saka?

[Tellos Athenaios]

Exactly RTW requires a background script be activated by the player himself. In M2TW-Kingdoms this won't be an issue, thouhg: the script runs a lil' differently, all scripting related to campaign X is supposed to be in the campaign script of modfolder X. (And campaign scripts do run automatically.)

[overweightninja]

Poor chap :(
I have to echo the other comments here though, if you enjoyed enough to play all that time without the script you're probably going to never leave the house again with it on
Cheers