Cannot Save

[bthizle1]

Well, this is a great mod....I installed and played all the way to about 255 BC, however when I tried to save the option to save in the menu was a light gray, it and would not allow me to save. I figured it'd be ok, as I'd just quit and be able to load up my last autosave....well I tried that and the last auto save was only a maybe less than 10 turns in?

[pannonian]

Did you quit the campaign and return to the main menu, but then started a new campaign? Once you return to the main menu, you need to quit the game altogether. Otherwise, in your new campaign, new load, etc., you won't be able to save.

[Quinn Inuit]

Yeah, that can happen with any mod that uses a campaign script like we do. HoH has actually put together a work-around for it which is included in 3.4, but I haven't had time to post on it yet (still chasing that bizarre Sarmatian bug). It's at the top of the 4tpy script file, though, if anyone's curious.

[bthizle1]

Ahh...damn...I invested nearly 4 hours, and the game was just starting to get fun, as I always spend the first 40+ turns just waiting for the AI to build up to make the game more of a challenge.

It was pretty demoralizing....I uninstalled it and downloaded Roma Serectum over night. I've played that a long while ago, and I'll give it another try, but after seeing if that mod does as good at limiting the income cities have, the same general composition I saw armies having in your mod (loved it...how'd you guys do that) and the fewer minor battles (still there, but I don't think there's really any way around that.) All in all great mod....

[Quinn Inuit]

I'm sorry about all the time you lost. This is a common problem, but it's not one we can fix without going back to the ridiculous summer/winter dichotomy of Vanilla.

Convincing the AI to create balanced armies was extremely difficult. We spent a lot of time on it, but I'm quite happy with the result. The trick is to tweak the relative costs, build times, and availabilities.