Original Faction Names? and CTD selecting factions
Is there an easy way to revert to the original names for factions? I find the new ones too confusing.
When I try and click around on the start campaign screen to see where the different factions start and get info I get a CTD after clicking on the 2nd faction. Anyone know a solution?
Thanks in advance.
Re: Original Faction Names? and CTD selecting factions
About faction names:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...87#post2576487
About CTD - don't be picky and choose just one at the time. You can read more about factions you are interested in here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=163573
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Re: Original Faction Names? and CTD selecting factions
There is no short therm sollution. In the long run however. A CTD happends because there are 2 campaigns available in the game. If you eliminate one of them, then it will not CTD anymore.Originally Posted by thistlechaser
I want to take EAR Total Conquest as an example: This window comes up; You choose one of the 10 campaigns available; then press [Enter] and the game run as any other smooth M2TW game when you are picking factions.
You don't have to thank me.Thanks in advance.
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