Gondor is overstacking at a fort near rohan...

[CrazyShadowDami]

he has atleast 5 full armies over there, while at the same time harad is attacking over anduin.

[Macilrille]

TW-Engine, Use the console to move the stacks if you so wish.

[CrazyShadowDami]

no way to prevent them? maybe remove the fort?

[beerin]

how do you use the console to move non player stacks?

[FC Groningen]

move_character "name" number,number (for example: move_character "Borthand" 80,80)

Don't forget the "
case sensitive
you can't put down the full name and title, just the first name.

[Deceneus]

no way to prevent them? maybe remove the fort?

Are you Rohan?

[CrazyShadowDami]

Are you Rohan?

yup. an idea came out to me, maybe i could just buy the entire region, but i think its connected to MT, so i thats not an option :/

and i dont think hes preparing for me or anyithing, we are at best possible relations and we are allied+ trade rights and military acces.

[oOIYvYIOo]

It seems that around here to solve any dificulty of the game is to cheat ...

[Dutch-Balrog]

This is not about the difficulty of the game, but about the sometimes weird AI.

[Deceneus]

yup. an idea came out to me, maybe i could just buy the entire region, but i think its connected to MT, so i thats not an option :/

and i dont think hes preparing for me or anyithing, we are at best possible relations and we are allied+ trade rights and military acces.

Actually it is in the game setup. The config treats the human neigbor differently then they do the AI. In TATW I think this is a mistake. Gondor and Rohan are close allies, they shouldn't be doing that just because one of them is the human player.

To fix this do the following:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

You need to modify the descr_campaign_ai_db.xml file in the data directory. You need to search for "human" in the file and do one of two things.

When you see the human is false question you need to remove that part only

<min_entry trusted_ally="true" stance="Allied" target_human="false" is_neighbour="true"/>
<max_entry trusted_ally="true" stance="Allied" target_human="false" is_neighbour="true"/>

so that it becomes:

<min_entry trusted_ally="true" stance="Allied" is_neighbour="true"/>
<max_entry trusted_ally="true" stance="Allied" is_neighbour="true"/>

Then in the parts where "human and not at war" show up, just delete everything between the
<decision and the </desicion

<decision_entry>
<!--
IF HUMAN AND NOT AT WAR > DEFEND FORTIFIED
-->

<min_entry target_human="true" is_neighbour="true"/>
<max_entry target_human="true" is_neighbour="true"/>
<faction_attitude defense="defend_frontline" continue="true"/>
</decision_entry>

Then the game doesn't differentiate between the human and the non-human. If you play loyal to the lore, you should make those changes. If you are a backstabbing conniving you know what, then you should NOT make those changes.

make sure you save a copy of any file you change before modifying. And I don't know if you need to delete the map.rwm file but it doesn't hurt to do so. And this change should be save game compatible so you should be able to make it for your current campaign.

[dannyalex]

think this must resolved in the next versions of the game...just saying