I haven't really been paying attention to the year/turn but I've noticed I've arrived at the gunpowder age a LOT less advanced than usual (with regards to the LTC mod)
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Do the years advance more per turn?
I haven't really been paying attention to the year/turn but I've noticed I've arrived at the gunpowder age a LOT less advanced than usual (with regards to the LTC mod)
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Re: Do the years advance more per turn?
Easy to check, Just look at your year thing. The place that says AD, then end turn and see how many years goes per turn.Originally Posted by shibbieNIS
1140 AD, Summer. An example.
Its close to your mini-map.
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Re: Do the years advance more per turn?
Early campaign = 1.5 years per turn
Late campaign = 1 year per turn.
Re: Do the years advance more per turn?
Could of written that also, doh. Sorta misread the first post again.
Cheers Caesar.
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Re: Do the years advance more per turn?
That fast ? really ? Wow, i didn't actually know that ! Ty !
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