If I activate the script normally, and then do the same stuff again as if I hadn't already activated it, will it turn it off? Or is it safe to "activate" it twice?
If I activate the script normally, and then do the same stuff again as if I hadn't already activated it, will it turn it off? Or is it safe to "activate" it twice?
I think not, it remains active when i tried.
however I run script with 4TPY modified into 2TPY, replacing real winter by mild winter (autumn) every 2 years not to play on snow too often, so I guess playing like that should not harm the game if once forgeting to activate script but frankly I did't check it yet.
Maybe someone could confirm.
OK thanks, thats good to know.
Well theres the minimap:
I'm sieging a few more places in spain right now.
The two rebel roman provinces I am glad are there, they keep macedon and germania from invading me.. its like putting an independant governor in charge on the border to protect me.
Its 200 BC and I have republican legions now, I am waiting for 6.3 before moving on to imperials, so I can start new legions with the numbered cohorts.
After Spain I guess I will take sicily and then Gaul. Or take Greece and move into Asia minor. But fighting the macedonians gets boring as I get heroic victory after heroic victory and lose like 300 to their 3000 in every battle.
Nice. I hear ya about fighting the Macs. They're really the only ones that bother me.....phalanx warfare is sooo boring, but they are fun to chew up.
What usually happens in my campaigns is I get so sick of them, I start sending all my armies over there to exterminate![]()
delete double please.
thats almost looks like my campaigns in your way of expansion, my personal biggest pain in the a*** is the germans as they seem to spew full stacks of elite gothic axemen every other turn and raid Patavium and/or Mediolanum all of the axemen units have 3 silver chevrons aswell, they seem to badly damage every pre-marian legion sent against them so my subjugating of spain is pain-stakingly slow due to lack of funds/no armies![]()