Hi I was wondering

**codix105** · January 16, 2011, 12:18 PM

Hi I have played all of the campaigns and all of them multiple times. But every time I play the towns when they get enough population for example I was playing the Grand Campaign as the Byzantines and Constantinople was a large city and i raised its population up to 41,0121 and i noticed that the discipline level was quite low. I looked and realized it was way over crowded I looked through the building Queue, and there was no upgrade please help me if I have something messed up or what or if it's supposed to be like. every campaign is like that and every faction.

**Bruce the Silver-Tongued** · January 16, 2011, 02:55 PM

Originally Posted by codix105

Hi I have played all of the campaigns and all of them multiple times. But every time I play the towns when they get enough population for example I was playing the Grand Campaign as the Byzantines and Constantinople was a large city and i raised its population up to 41,0121 and i noticed that the discipline level was quite low. I looked and realized it was way over crowded I looked through the building Queue, and there was no upgrade please help me if I have something messed up or what or if it's supposed to be like. every campaign is like that and every faction.

That sounds problematic. I hope you don't mind if I ask a few questions, so that people can figure out what the problem is?

First: What Chivalry II: Sicilian Vespers are you working with? Is it the most recent 3.3 version, with the Hotfix?

Second: "Grand Campaign as the Byzantines and Constantinople was a large city". When you say "Large City", you mean "Huge City" right? The reason I ask is: there are no more upgrades for city walls past the Huge City Walls, and I believe that Constantinople is always a Huge City, no matter the starting era. (Correct me if I am wrong on that).

Third: Have you tried to alter any of the building script?

If you have poor public order in Constantinople, and every upgrade, what is the religious demography of the city? Do you have spies of your own, inside the city acting as counter-spies? Do you have a really unpopular general garrisoned there?

**SicilianVespers** · January 16, 2011, 03:56 PM

I believe Constantinople already starts the campaigns as a huge city, regardless of its population (as do Palermo, Baghdad, and Cordoba). These cities will not be upgradable.

Secondly, there is a prerequisite to upgrading. You need to build the Quarry and Stone Mason's Workshop. I suspect this is the problem with not being able to upgrade the non Metropolis cities.