guys I've played until 1900s why Mongol hasnt come yet ?

[badzlast]

My English very bad so sorry guys
I was very surprised when i realised that I've played more than 400 turns and then I checked the year
OMG its 1900s ........

How it happened ?
Im very new in this game
and I go Easy for both option
and I go long campaign as a Papal states
I cant finish all the factions in time [it gives me around 200 turns ... im not sure] but I still keep playing
and finished them all it was around 400th turn......

Questions:
1 - why mongol hasnt come guys ?

2 - and I tried to go new world
I went to west side and took all the cities and wait for "World is Round"
like 15 turns its still hasnt show too , why ?

Thanks guys

[jameseagle15]

..... 1900? I thought it ends at 1560?

[badzlast]

yes Im pretty sure
Must be something wrong

[jameseagle15]

Have you modded any files?

[Silverheart]

The game supposedly ends around 1560 - but this just means that there are no more events after that, not that the time doesn´t move forward.
You can totally keep playing well into the 1900s or 2000s if you want, it´s just that there won´t be any new events.

The first thing that comes to mind is that your years-per-turn might be severely lowered... That is, not much time passes with each turn.
So I´m also wondering: have you modded any files?
For example, when making the Papal States playable, what did you do with the Mongols? Maybe you accidentally deleted them...
And what about years-per-turn? Have you made any changes with that?

[Gandalfus]

Yeah If you make the Mongols playable I found at they didn't arrive despite the event telling me that they're moving in 2 turns.

[badzlast]

Actually I never mod it
just only unlock all factions
and this is my desc_strat.txt


campaign imperial_campaign
playable
england
france
hre
spain
venice
sicily
milan
scotland
byzantium
russia
moors
turks
egypt
denmark
portugal
poland
hungary
papal_states
aztecs
mongols
timurids
slave

end
unlockable

end
nonplayable

end


start_date 1080 summer
end_date 1530 winter
timescale 2.00

is that correct ?

Yeah If you make the Mongols playable I found at they didn't arrive despite the event telling me that they're moving in 2 turns.

Ahh I see
I make it as playable
aztec,timurids as well
I'll try again

and I got a new question
How can i make a mini map on left hand side clearly ?
I mean I can see what are the others faction doing or its just only mod ?

Thanks

[Aymer de Valence]

The problem isn't that the Mongols are playable. I've encountered this problem playing as the Papal States before

Hmmm even just playing as the Papal States may have caused the problem

and I got a new question
How can i make a mini map on left hand side clearly ?
I mean I can see what are the others faction doing or its just only mod ?

Thanks

Next to the map is a circle with an + in it. Click that and it will zoom the map in. The - will bring it back to normal

[Nazgûl Killer]

You could type into the console "toggle_fow" (Without quotation marks). This removes the fog of war and allows you to see the entire map as a whole, both in the minimap and in the live-action campaign map.

Your dscr_strat.txt should look like this:

campaign imperial_campaign
playable
england
france
hre
spain
venice
sicily
milan
scotland
byzantium
russia
moors
turks
egypt
denmark
portugal
poland
hungary


end
unlockable

end
nonplayable

papal_states
aztecs
mongols
timurids
slave

end


start_date 1080 summer
end_date 1530 winter
timescale 2.00

[Dismounted Ritterbrüder]

The problem isn't that the Mongols are playable. I've encountered this problem playing as the Papal States before. It only happened to me once though, my other Papal campaigns were fine. This is what happened to me: Every Rebel settlement in the game began as a village with no buildings and 400 population. Every one of them. The Mongols never showed. It gave the message talking about "A New Threat?" but that was it. Same thing with the Timurids. I can't remember if The World is Round thing showed up, but I think it did. It never showed on the mini-map though. I could still go there, but again they were all villages with little population. The Aztecs were never there, I got a message at the beginning of the game saying they were destroyed. If that's what happened to you OP then we both have experienced the same glitch, or something. It's pretty weird.

[badzlast]

The problem isn't that the Mongols are playable. I've encountered this problem playing as the Papal States before. It only happened to me once though, my other Papal campaigns were fine. This is what happened to me: Every Rebel settlement in the game began as a village with no buildings and 400 population. Every one of them. The Mongols never showed. It gave the message talking about "A New Threat?" but that was it. Same thing with the Timurids. I can't remember if The World is Round thing showed up, but I think it did. It never showed on the mini-map though. I could still go there, but again they were all villages with little population. The Aztecs were never there, I got a message at the beginning of the game saying they were destroyed. If that's what happened to you OP then we both have experienced the same glitch, or something. It's pretty weird.

Thats right mate
Every rebel settlement in the game began with 400 population and no building
and the Aztecs were not in the village in the west side too
It was like it wasnt exist
But when I change playable list
I deleted mongol and Aztecs then ITs work
I started a new game
and tried /toggle_fow and I saw Aztecs in the west side

btw
Thank your guys

[TWWolfe]

I think the problem is that when you make them playable, it has to check to see if they start out with a settlement. since they don't, they end up being "destroyed" as soon as the campaign starts.

[TheDarkKnight]

1900s? You are quite dedicated, aren't you?

[The Mouth]

The 1900s and we are still swinging swords and wearing plate armor??

[Silverheart]

The 1900s and we are still swinging swords and wearing plate armor??

Actually, yes we do - it´s just that it´s not very common on the battlefields anymore
Also, in Tolkian Middle-earth, 2500 years passed without any technological change at all (and they even had medieval-level technology to begin with)

But in seriousness, I personally would probably never play a campaign for that long.
It gets remarkably boring in the late game, because you either have a huge empire and no problems or you´re facing a huge empire which has artillery-packed armies that are tedious to take out.
My favorite part of M2TW if the early game, before the 1300s - I´m thinking of modding the files so that the time will move forward more slowly...

[King William the Conqueror]

Actually, yes we do - it´s just that it´s not very common on the battlefields anymore
Also, in Tolkian Middle-earth, 2500 years passed without any technological change at all (and they even had medieval-level technology to begin with)

But in seriousness, I personally would probably never play a campaign for that long.
It gets remarkably boring in the late game, because you either have a huge empire and no problems or you´re facing a huge empire which has artillery-packed armies that are tedious to take out.
My favorite part of M2TW if the early game, before the 1300s - I´m thinking of modding the files so that the time will move forward more slowly...

Same thing with Narnia

[Ferdiad]

Dude, do a complete reinstall of the game.

[Alexanderos]

I believe that they are late due to their bus problem

[Drustan]

If the other events are also not happenning, clearly you've cocked up the game scripts by unlocking all the factions somehow.