How do I check the campaign difficulty?

[painter]

I have a campaign that I think should have very hard campaign difficulty and medium battle difficulty, but I am unsure. How may I confirm this?

And out of curiosity, is it possible to change the difficulty during mid campaign?

Thanks.

[Silverheart]

I don´t think you can check the difficulty in the middle of a game (you could ALMOST start a new campaign and look at the difficulty - the game usually saves the difficulty settings from the last started game).

I have never seen anything to suggest that you can change difficulty level after you have already started a campaign, so I´d say no, you can´t.

[eXistenZ]

I don´t think you can check the difficulty in the middle of a game (you could ALMOST start a new campaign and look at the difficulty - the game usually saves the difficulty settings from the last started game).

I have never seen anything to suggest that you can change difficulty level after you have already started a campaign, so I´d say no, you can´t.

It only saves it in the same running of medievall II. So if you start a new campaign on H/H, quit the campaign and start a new one, then the default setting will be H/H. But if you close medievall II and then start a new campaign, the setting will be M/M

But Ishan already helped him

[Ishan]

Say hello to Med Manager:-

The following can be viewed and edited for an existing game:

• Campaign difficulty.
• Battle difficulty.
• Unit scale.
• The current season and year.
• The season and year the campaign starts and ends.
• The number of years per turn.
• Whether dates or turns are displayed.

[painter]

Well, hello there!

Much appreciated, Ishan.

Edit: The campaign is indeed VH/M. Thanks.

[Silverheart]

Yup, and I´m feeling slightly ashamed of my ignorant comment XS

[painter]

Yup, and I´m feeling slightly ashamed of my ignorant comment XS

It was fine as I had thought the same as well and we were both correct in a fashion. It took a third party tool to get what I wanted to know.

[SturmChurro]

Make a new one. Thats what I do!