Large public baths

**richs1999** · May 25, 2012, 03:08 PM

So....
I've come quite far in my campaign (6pty makes yrs go so slowly) but now I have found something wierd - a building - Large public baths, which is unlocked after building large baths.
It is not shown on building browser and it's bonuses are worse than those of large baths.
So the question - do Large public baths replace Large baths or they can exist at the same time?
Cuz if they replace them then they have no purpose.

**Diocle** · May 25, 2012, 03:33 PM

Sorry richis, someone more expert than me will answer your question for sure!
..... but you are in the IV century, under attack on all borders, terrible warbands of Germanic killers on the Rhine frontiers, slimy Saracens on the south, the Great and terrible sassanian Eltes Cataphracts on the South Eastern border, the cruel Roman traitors, the economy in pieces, the war of religion between Pagan and Christians at the door, pestilences and apocalyptic peodiges announcing future misfortunes,....and you find the time to deal with 'public baths'!?!?!!!

.............IMO you are a genius o.c.!

**First Citizen Gallienus** · May 25, 2012, 08:15 PM

One must at least 'attempt' to look into every aspect of society if one is to rebuild it Diocle.

**Diocle** · May 25, 2012, 09:17 PM

One may 'attempt' many things, if one finds the money and the time Gallienus.

**richs1999** · May 25, 2012, 11:50 PM

This question is of some importance for me, cuz I'm building "powerhouses". In a few turns Arelate Rome and Constantinopole will reach 50k and I aim even higher.
In every other mod it was sorely limited in the game engine to 24k, but this is more realistic.
BTW I'm going full Pagan on Julian 355

**Spartan 666** · May 26, 2012, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by Diocle

One may 'attempt' many things, if one finds the money and the time Gallienus.

To be honest, in my campaigns I never run out of money. I always spend what I have at the beginning in ports and mines, disband useless units and set taxes to very high wherever possible. After a few turns trade grows and financial situation stabilizes. In 355 campaigns, after getting Italy I could afford to build anything. It's not so strange to get abundance of money..

**richs1999** · May 26, 2012, 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by Spartan 666

To be honest, in my campaigns I never run out of money. I always spend what I have at the beginning in ports and mines, disband useless units and set taxes to very high wherever possible. After a few turns trade grows and financial situation stabilizes. In 355 campaigns, after getting Italy I could afford to build anything. It's not so strange to get abundance of money..

Yea, and when money is piling up you can go on and try some sillly stuff. I was going for -1kk, but I guessed -800k will have to do.

**Diocle** · May 26, 2012, 01:04 PM

Yes you said well: 'after getting Italy'!....In my Proopius' campaign I haven't all the Peninsula, and my finances are good, but not so good to create many new units!....

**Gandalfus** · May 26, 2012, 01:20 PM

I conquered Ravenna as procopius but the script doesn't work

**julianus heraclius** · May 28, 2012, 05:49 AM

Originally Posted by richs1999

So....
I've come quite far in my campaign (6pty makes yrs go so slowly) but now I have found something wierd - a building - Large public baths, which is unlocked after building large baths.
It is not shown on building browser and it's bonuses are worse than those of large baths.
So the question - do Large public baths replace Large baths or they can exist at the same time?
Cuz if they replace them then they have no purpose.

This is an error. The bonuses should be greater for the large public baths. Will adjust them all for the next Patch.

**Spartan 666** · May 28, 2012, 12:28 PM

If possible, it would be nice to separate unique buildings such as Curia, Villa Diocletiana, Rostra into separate building trees, and not having them into the market tree.

This is because having multiple buildings of the same tree in the same city from campaign start makes them unrepairable if they get damaged by riot or battle.

**julianus heraclius** · May 28, 2012, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by Spartan 666

If possible, it would be nice to separate unique buildings such as Curia, Villa Diocletiana, Rostra into separate building trees, and not having them into the market tree.

This is because having multiple buildings of the same tree in the same city from campaign start makes them unrepairable if they get damaged by riot or battle.

Unfortunately that cannot be done as the export_descr_buildings.txt has reached the maximum number of buildings allowed.

**Spartan 666** · May 29, 2012, 03:37 AM

Too bad, that's a shame...damn RTW hardcoded limits!

I've come up with some ideas to get around these hardcoded limits to avoid this kind of problems...will let you know the results!

UPDATE: Ok I think I have found a reasonable solution for these issues. Here's what I've done:
-tree racecourse splits into upgrades for racecourse3 (only Rome) and ippodromo (only for Constantinople). This wasn't a real issue but it's good to make it this way imho.
-theatre_of_marcellus moved into the hinterland_unique3 tree. Theatre_of_pompey left into the theatre tree.
-rostra and dioclet moved into the hinterland_unique4 tree

Works fine this way.