Ram confusion

Had a bug happen to me during my LP. I was recording though, so you get to actually see it, and maybe figure out why it happened! So then, I'm using EB 2.0, CAI 2.0, no new BAI installed. Old version, I know. Save compatibility and all. I have a LP going after all.

Here's where I notice it :




Basically their ram gets confused and then the AI gets stuck. If the timestamp doesn't work, I wanted it to start at 13:42. That's approximately when I notice it.

Originally Posted by Simpelicity

Had a bug happen to me during my LP. I was recording though, so you get to actually see it, and maybe figure out why it happened! So then, I'm using EB 2.0, CAI 2.0, no new BAI installed. Old version, I know. Save compatibility and all. I have a LP going after all.

Here's where I notice it :




Basically their ram gets confused and then the AI gets stuck. If the timestamp doesn't work, I wanted it to start at 13:42. That's approximately when I notice it.

thanks i will look into that...do you use pause in every battle?

im pretty sure everyone uses pause at least once in every battle except the most easiest of battles.

also a tip simpelicity, the banners work like r:tw in that the distinctly square banners are the generals, so im not sure that the unit with the ladders are the generals unit

Originally Posted by ipwnu678

im pretty sure everyone uses pause at least once in every battle except the most easiest of battles.

also a tip simpelicity, the banners work like r:tw in that the distinctly square banners are the generals, so im not sure that the unit with the ladders are the generals unit

i have never used pause in any battle since total war began{except to go to the toilet}, id be interested to hear how many players use pause to survey battles!

Now that I think about it, this might be related to this issue. Things got really confusing at the end of the previous video. I'm still not entirely certain, but I'm pretty sure I wasn't supposed to have walls in the first place. I'm also under the impression the city had been turned into a camp (I had just recaptured it from Lougiones). And before the timestamp, I was also having the hardest time in the world getting my reinforcements in place - although that's probably completely unrelated to the issue at hand.

The previous video :



Again, if the timestamp doesn't work, I was trying to start it at around 17:32.

Originally Posted by Simpelicity

Now that I think about it, this might be related to this issue. Things got really confusing at the end of the previous video. I'm still not entirely certain, but I'm pretty sure I wasn't supposed to have walls in the first place.

The barbarian camps have walls at level 2 and level 3. The settlement in your video is definitely supposed to have those walls.

I'll use pause if I'm losing track of what's happening in a widespread battle, or if I want multiple units doing something more or less at the same time. I don't overuse it, but I don't avoid it either. I see no point not taking advantage of the feature, since it's there.

EDIT
If it's the pause it doesn't always bug the AI. I've paused while defending quite a few other sieges before (a lot of them in previous videos if you're interested), and this is the first time their ram does this.

Originally Posted by Simpelicity

I'll use pause if I'm losing track of what's happening in a widespread battle, or if I want multiple units doing something more or less at the same time. I don't overuse it, but I don't avoid it either. I see no point not taking advantage of the feature, since it's there.

EDIT
If it's the pause it doesn't always bug the AI. I've paused while defending quite a few other sieges before (a lot of them in previous videos if you're interested), and this is the first time their ram does this.

yeah pausing wont cause any bugs i was just curious as iv never used pause in a battle {mabey to take a screenshot} cheers for the feedback and enjoy your campaign

hmm interesting....