No, this is the centre of the earth: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=253976
Sry BC team x)
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
No, this is the centre of the earth: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=253976
Sry BC team x)
Laetus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
39. Sometimes during the late period, the Romans finally take a cue from the Mongols and form their own hordes.
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
40. BC gives a frustrating error in the middle of a great grand campaign and then your game stops, so you can start a new one till 1250+/- AD
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Laetus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
41.How Medieval2 TW is meant to play.
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Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
I have finished all my campaigns way beyond 1250 with different nations, on one or two occasions the campaign gets stuck indeed on the 'end turn', even then i managed to continue the campaign by doing some things different. I advice to save allot.Originally Posted by Intellected
Praepositus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
42.Ottoman infantry is defeatable
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Out of 5 games I finished 1
I do save alot and sometimes it works again for 1 or 2 turns, then the crash returns.
Im going to enhance the logging so there will be more info available about the cause.
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Yeah there are some issues around 1205 when the crusaders siege constantinople and 1220 when the mongols arrive, i don't know the exact trick to avoid ctd's but having lot of saves around that period helps.Out of 5 games I finished 1
I do save alot and sometimes it works again for 1 or 2 turns, then the crash returns.
Im going to enhance the logging so there will be more info available about the cause.
Last time i stopped playing BC because i was stuck with a ctd, then a month later i continued with that same save and all went well, i must have done something different
Last edited by Cromagnon2; June 02, 2010 at 08:07 AM.
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Yea, I understand the saving concept but with me it never really fixed ithe problem.. it just returned after a couple of turns..Yeah there are some issues around 1205 when the crusaders siege constantinople and 1220 when the mongols arrive, i don't know the exact trick to avoid ctd's but having lot of saves around that period helps.
Last time i stopped playing BC because i was stuck with a ctd, then a month later i continued with that same save and all went well, i must have done something different
I mean you cant keep Mongols from arriving or the crusders from crusading
Are those the only 2 events btw which cause the problem?
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
They are for me, appart from corrupt savegames now and then.Are those the only 2 events btw which cause the problem?
The Mongols from MongolingI mean you cant keep Mongols from arriving or the crusders from crusading
Miles
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
They are for me, appart from corrupt savegames now and then.
The Mongols from Mongoling
i dont think thats the proper verb for raping, murdering, pillaging, burning and making war
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
I think it is.. cause they dont seem to do anything else.
So in future time when you want to say raping, murdering, pillaging, burning and making war all combined.
You just say.. damn he is Mongoling
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
I think it is.. cause they dont seem to do anything else.
So in future time when you want to say raping, murdering, pillaging, burning and making war all combined.
You just say.. damn he is Mongoling
Well, they had great festivals and drinking parties also which you can't deny
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Yea true true but..
I think ancient Romans were better in that..
Let call having great festivals and drinking parties .. Romaning
Lets go Romaning after we Mongoled in BC 3
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
You mean lets go to an orgie? OK................
Last edited by Cromagnon2; June 08, 2010 at 08:28 AM.
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
You watch bang bros too much my friend
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Senator
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Nothing wrong with bang bros banging sistas...but thats all too western for me, i seek my thrills lately in eastern stuffYou watch bang bros too much my friend
I would like a mongoling girlfriend (or two).
Last edited by Cromagnon2; June 08, 2010 at 03:32 PM.
Libertus
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Hahaha you have anything you can recommend me?
Yea 2 mongoling aalll night loonngg
"A very meaningful quote of a outstandingly wise saying from a historicly boundless important person"
Famously, a curse has been attached to opening Timur's tomb. In the year of Timur's death, a sign was carved in Timur's tomb warning that whoever would dare disturb the tomb would bring demons of war onto his land. Gerasimov's expedition opened the tomb on June 19, 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany, began three days later on June 22, 1941. Shortly after Timur's skeleton and that of Ulugh Beg, his grandson, were reinterred with full Islamic burial rites in 1942, the Germans surrendered at Stalingrad.
Centenarius
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
Mongols failed the conquest of Middle East
Makuria took over the mediterain coast
Solaniki Rajputs ruled Mecca for over 30 years
Abbassid Caliphate crumbled as all its royal family got assassinated by Georgian agents
One of the crusades lost half its military force and their noble leader to Flood near Tarsus and year later they went rebel
KoJ lost the war to Armenia trying to conquer Antioch
Re: 1000 things we learned from BC
43: The 4th Crusaders are always bribed by the Turks, who then use them to attack the Kingdom of Jersualem
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