Glad to be of assistance. I wish you luck on your holy quest!
Glad to be of assistance. I wish you luck on your holy quest!
Well, considering what's gone on in my current campaign...I doubt we'll be worrying about any holy crusade endorsed by the Pope.Originally Posted by bamff
Perhaps a Holy Crusade of my own against him in a few decades though.![]()
Related issue: when you place your Crusade marker in a target province, will it then go "by itself" or do you have to move it there?
I ve always done the latter, because it never seems to move. The manual hints it can go by itself.
Thanks.
A single leaf falls,
then suddenly another,
stolen by the breeze
RANSETSU (1654-1707)
I believe that you have to move it yourself, with the only interest/"assistance" offered by the game being to determine your possible path/s to the destination.
I have never seen my crusade move off of its own accord.
The only exception to this is in a situation where you lose a battle in the target province. In this situation, your Crusade gets sent back to the last friendly province IIRC.
Here s the manual (bearing in mind its for the original non VI version):
"Once the Crusade has permission, drop it directly on the target province again (in which case it will find its own route) "
I think the follow the glowing provinces (a la Michael Jacksons "Billie Jean") might be a VI innovation, because it then says:
"... or move it towards the target province-by-province taking any route you like."
A single leaf falls,
then suddenly another,
stolen by the breeze
RANSETSU (1654-1707)
Well I just looked in my manual too, and you're quite correct Tony.Guess we'll have to chalk it up to the manual's author being misinformed when s/he wrote it?
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Last edited by Martok; 02-06-2008 at 19:06.
"MTW is not a game, it's a way of life." -- drone
Well there you go! I am glad that I never read the manual thoroughly enough to see that - it would have caused me plenty of frustration!
Oh dear - Crusades will never be the same for me - mental images of crusaders marching along in pants just too short to get to their socks, wearing one gauntlet, as their plastic faces slowly melt beneath the desert sun.....Originally Posted by Tony Furze
Last edited by bamff; 02-07-2008 at 00:18.
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