Disappearing Armies

[Rick]

Seriously! WTF! First one army disappears and than another. Unacceptable!

[Vissewalde rex de Gerzika]

Using BRG without reading the manual are we?

[k/t]

Seriously! WTF! First one guy installs things without reading what they do just so he can come to the forum and complain and thEn another (and then 20 000 more). Unacceptable!

And to top it off, he starts a new thread instead of posting in the question thread.

[Rick]

Sorry. It was so irritating at the time. I apologize for the WTF.

I have searched the threads for an explanation or a fix to this, but can't find any.

So my question is, is there a thread I've missed that explains the disappearing armies and if so, is there a fix?

[Byg]

The point they are making is that you need to read about what you installed in your setup. It tells you this in setup when you select your options.

We are assuming you selected bgr in which case you need to go to the bgr thread and find the section for the version you selected. However, how are you to know this is a bgr matter or an ss one? Also the feature in question can occasionally happen without bgr as it is an mtw feature, though somewhat dumbed down by default.

What we really need is a "frequently answered questions" thread, but we do have search which can perform the same function. I searched for rebelling armies and found the answer straight away. You even get a rough pointer by searching for disappearing armies.

No, there is no fix because nothing is broken.

[Vissewalde rex de Gerzika]

Read the BGR manual here, your troops are quite susceptible to rebeling in BRG, any general with loyalty lower than 6 is pretty likely to rebel.

[Rick]

Thank you.

[Strengelicher]

Hilarious thread.

[╬Ritterbruder╬]

makes you wonder:

is it the modder's fault for not having a pop-up every turn which contains the main changes of the mod and what might be different from vanilla experience.
or is it simply the decline of education