Asaak, Hekatompylos, Ekbatana and Rhagae are the names of the cities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Balkan Beast
It's called Large Scale Farming and requires a City (ie 6000+ households).
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Asaak, Hekatompylos, Ekbatana and Rhagae are the names of the cities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Balkan Beast
It's called Large Scale Farming and requires a City (ie 6000+ households).
Hello!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
I'm afraid this problem still persists. Playing 2.2D, have 4 poleis, 4 large markets, FL (and FH) is Philhellenos. This time the late Hellenistic reform surely happened, I got the message window, and have new units in the merc pool.
I checked the campaign script and EDB but found nothing, except maybe that the name for the large market is different in the camaign script that from the EDB, not sure that matters, though.
Any advice?
Thanks!
The Settled reform fired fine? What size are the Polis buildings you have - Minor Hellenistic Poleis' don't count.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
The name isn't different, it requires bigger than market_three, ie market_four, which is the Large Market.
Settled reform fired wonderously. Have one minor and 3 metropolies.
Loaded an older save, before Hell. reforms to test if you have to obtain polies and large markets before turn 203 (Hell reform time), still nothing.
In the next test run I will try to have a new FL after turn 203 (I used the current Philhellen one for settling down, maybe that's the problem?).
Will provide feedback asap.
Colos
It doesn't make any difference when or in what order you meet the requirements, only that you do.
I see :( Any advice, or suggestion?
Colos
Now I call for help to review the script, and see where it's going wrong. Hopefully we'll have it fixed in 2.2e.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
EDIT: Which I think we've cracked, thanks to Gigantus; it's an error in the processing sequence of the monitors used. CharacterTurnStart on the check for reform conditions needs to be CharacterTurnEnd.
Cool, thanks :) Is it save compatible?
No, unfortunately not. No script changes are, because the script is compiled at the start of the game. Worst of all, it's a really tiny text edit that makes it work. If you're willing to start a new game before 2.2e comes out, you could try it yourself (you need to use Notepad++ or another proper editor to make the change).Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
Change this:
To this:Code:monitor_event CharacterTurnStart FactionType f_nabatu
and IsFactionLeader
and Trait Philhellene > 0 ;;; Faction leader has the requisite "Philhellene" trait
and I_EventCounter ecNabatu_Settled > 0 ;;; first reform has happened
and I_EventCounter ecThorakitaiReform > 0 ;;; late Hellenistic reform has happened
and I_CompareCounter nabatu_hel_poleis > 2 ;;; have at least 3 major Greek settlements
and I_CompareCounter nabatu_trade_centers > 2 ;;; have at least 3 major markets
;set_event_counter ecNabatu_Settled 0 ;;; Settled reform
set_event_counter ecNabatu_Imperial 1 ;;; Empire reform
set_religion f_nabatu rel_c ;;; change to Eastern Imperial "religion"
historic_event HE_NABATU_IMPERIAL factions { f_nabatu, }
terminate_monitor
end_monitor
Code:monitor_event CharacterTurnEnd FactionType f_nabatu
and IsFactionLeader
and Trait Philhellene > 0 ;;; Faction leader has the requisite "Philhellene" trait
and I_EventCounter ecNabatu_Settled > 0 ;;; first reform has happened
and I_EventCounter ecThorakitaiReform > 0 ;;; late Hellenistic reform has happened
and I_CompareCounter nabatu_hel_poleis > 2 ;;; have at least 3 major Greek settlements
and I_CompareCounter nabatu_trade_centers > 2 ;;; have at least 3 major markets
;set_event_counter ecNabatu_Settled 0 ;;; Settled reform
set_event_counter ecNabatu_Imperial 1 ;;; Empire reform
set_religion f_nabatu rel_c ;;; change to Eastern Imperial "religion"
historic_event HE_NABATU_IMPERIAL factions { f_nabatu, }
terminate_monitor
end_monitor
Oh boy :( This is my 3rd Nabatean campaign I have to abandon :( I think I will wait for 2.2e. Assuming it comes out in a few weeks?
Thanks anyway!
Colos
It'll probably be in a few days, just making some final changes today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
Wooow!!! :)
very well done!
it will be a standalone or a patch? :) I am waiting for the new standalone version, take your time by the way, no hurry, even if I can't wait :D
No, like 2.2d2 it'll be another patch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Julio85
The next full installer will be 2.3. No idea when that will be, though. I'd highly recommend playing the patched update over continuing with 2.2b; not only are there new features, but there's all sorts of bugs fixed too.
Just posting that I'm trying to make roman reform trigger between turn 100~150 but after a kinda big battle with Cartaghe in Sicily and a sunk fleet with 3/4 stack inside I never was able to see they amass more than 10 units together again...
Is it normal that after the Polybian reform, you still can't recruit roman troops in Cisalpine Gaul, Sicily, Corsica and Sardinia?
Wasn't it possible in EB I?
The short answer is this isn't EB1. Recruitment is completely different; you never get Roman troops outside of Italy, besides Cisalpine Gaul and Illyria (and not til the Marian reforms for those two).Quote:
Originally Posted by TiTiTimmy
Hi
I have a question.
Is Hellenic reform and Konion reform different from each other ? I mean does that mean each of them add different things and units ?
Because I got a reform but I'm not sure which of them was triggered.
The Hellenistic reforms are universal and simple date-triggers. It activates new units for all Hellenistic factions and some others besides.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan Kronos
The Koinon Hellenon reforms are specific to KH and complicated. It has nothing whatsoever to do with units, but unlocks new governments for KH.
I am happy to report that all the Nabatean reforms are now functioning properly... man, the Imperial one makes Nabatu pretty powerful :)
Thanks for persevering, and glad we got there in the end. Yes, given what you have to go through to achieve it, the end result should be worthwhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
Their post-reform governments are pretty good, as is being able to build Native Colonies.