A weird problem

[Maestro Ugo]

First of all, a big thank you to the creators of this wonderful mod, it truly is a masterpiece.

Anyway, I recently got a new PC, one that can run M2TW:K with no problems, and smooth, so I decided to download SS6.3. Having not played vanilla M2TW, I had serious issues with getting the grasp of things, but after a few hours and 2 FM's defection, I think I understand the basics.

I started a game with Sicily on early campaign with Savage AI and BGRIV (for some reasons, one can't select both BGRIV and permanent watchtowers) and everything was fine and I guess WAD. Today, I wanted to further enhance my SS6.3 experience so I downloaded and installed (in that order): fixes, Meneth's sub mod compilation and FTT. I selected 2YPT early campaign, BGRIV, FTT and LLP. I again started with Sicily to compare the experience. Now, something very weird happened: as the game started, Sicily's starting cities were different, for some reason I now owned Bari and Durres from the 1100 start, also my treasury was in huge deficit, and I mean huge: -1.900.000, plus the map was all messed up (not visually, but to click on a city I had to click about 1cm to the right of the city's actuall position).

Any ideas what's going on? I would really like to play with 2TPY, FTT and other additions.
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Weird, now I reinstalled SS6.3 with compilation and FTT without fixes, and the map issue and budget issue seems fine, but I still own Bari and Durres. Any ideas?

[Ottheinrich]

Meneth's compilation changes some startingpositions to be more historically accurate. Sicily owns Bari and Durazzo, Norway owns Oslo, Poland owns Breslau instead of Halych and some other factions have small changes too.

[Meneth]

BGR and LLP are incompatible.
Also, there's no point in enabling FTT any more, it doesn't do anything any more due to the optimizations included in 3.1.1, and it'll be removed in 3.1.2
And like Ottheinrich said, the Compilation makes settlement ownership more historically accurate (it's listed in the features)

[Maestro Ugo]

Cheers mates, I must have missed it in the features.