Libertus
change settlement type
hi,
I;m playing an england campaign and i keep conquering provinces as castles that i don't need. how can i change them back to towns? the field script is killing me!!
also random question. randomly in 1215 i got a full army stack in the Amarcias for no reason, WTF?
Domesticus
Re: change settlement type
is it me or did 6.2 remove that ability in main campaign?
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Re: change settlement type
DLV has implemented this for some time. It stops you from converting the military regions to money financial institutions and it's a historical correct way of doing it. If you could change every fortress and castle to a money center, then it would be far too easy to play. So it's a kind of ballance between too much money.Originally Posted by larry
It's also quite unrealistic to tear down huge fortification this way. Except for a handful of regions, this is the way it was done back then.
If you still want to leave the option there, then read this thread: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=159612
He he he, yeah. Make sure you make good use of the Milita function aswell as the Forts around your regions. This defence system will make sure you don't use a penny on your defence budget ( upkeep ). Also plan your move ahead when leading your professiona army, and use every opurtunity to keep a good overview of your Kingdom. This can prevent lots of upkeep and regions from enemy hands.the field script is killing me!!
Hmmm.... Unless there is a popup coming up, then that might be a minor bug to Furins work. Furin is polishing the Americas script, making sure it's A.O.K. for us. Please report this to Furin in his workshop herealso random question. randomly in 1215 i got a full army stack in the Amarcias for no reason, WTF?: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=323535
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Libertus
Re: change settlement type
let me be more specific (sorry for the bad post). i conquered Scotland, to do that i upgraded Nottingham to just above the stone castle so i could get feudal foot knights. field script --> that cost a lot of money per turn. (this is my fault) add in a crusade to Naples (huge stone walls (dear GOD!)) and a war with Sicily and Milan (they were allies and are fighting against the pope's crusade since both were excommunicated) so little trade income to cover costs of Naples. Caen was upgraded to stone castle to fight France wales was upgraded by Scotland to Fortress (i conquered that too --> Dumb idea). i use the free upkeep to split up and store my armies for when need. but now I'm fighting the French, Irish (these guys are psychos), Milan, and Sicily. these wars cause severe loss of nobles (mostly governors who were killed defending towns waiting for the main army to show (me having piss poor planing). so I was down to 4 governors, king, and three generals --> no ability to effectively tax and wage war (i need three full stacks are brutal on economy) struggled like hell and got through (child soldiers/governors (coming of age set to 14)) i got through it, but still limited profit even with built up economy.
sorry for ranting. it was challenging, but it would be nice to lower castles back down to motte and baily to not kill economy (ai gets money infusions and bonuses to support these) i don't have that money.
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