Tiro
Help !
I play with the england and i am in the 1271 and my game freeze constantly when i try to end turn.
Few years after the discovery of gunpowder.
What can i do?
I tried to load the previous save game again it freezes on the 1271 year turn.
I even tried to switch of folowing of the AI movments, but it did not help.
So i need your help...
Thans in advance.
Senator
Re: Help !
I just had the same problem, and solved it. I had to wait 21 minutes before the turn was finished. Here's what i wrote in other post :
I hope this will help you. Perhaps another hint that your game hasn't really crashed are the bird sounds you hear when waiting for the turn to end.I found this in your FAQ : If a faction lost it's last settlement then it changes into hording, that means troops are spawned somewhere and the faction is looking for a new capital. The hording process freezes the game 1...30 minutes, then it continues.
So I'll try to wait for 30 mins or so...
What actually surprises me is that it's the Mongols that hang. Never thought they have a chance to get eliminated because , hell , they're the Mongols. Apparently anything is possible in DLV.Anyways , wish me luck...
EDIT : Had to wait for 21 minutes...next turn no more probs
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Re: Help !
I never had any problems with this, how is your computer (old/new)?
-Wille
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