I'll apologize before hand if this is the wrong thread to ask this question or if it has been answered before. When i installed Roma Surrectum I checked off the one turn recruitment but in the game units still recruit with zero turns. Has anyone else had this problem?
Thank you dvk901. This is a very impressive mod. Great work.
I have a strange proplem. Romans cannot recruit anything but city militia? I gues it has something to do with the install and i'll try to reinstal but still I didi ewerything as directed so...???
Oh alright. Havan't conquer them yet so I didn't know. Sorry.
Also ummm, I guess we can't recurit generals anymore. THey have to be governor- generals. I just don't like having them being on foot on the batttlefield. Or am I missing a building?
Sorry I'm a little slow today.
Yeah, it's hard to use the cheat codes if you don't have the correct city name. LOLI am playing 1.5v, I try to find a city in the campaign file, that has all the city names. I can't find this city hold by the free people called Scythian Neapolis. I try other files too but but there are no settlement called this name, excepted in the game. Can anyone help one, Thanks!!!
Yeah, it's hard to use the cheat codes if you don't have the correct city name. LOLAnyway, in the Rome - Total War/Data/text/imperial_campaign_regions_and_settlement_names.txt, you can reference the city name. For Scythian Neapolis, it would be Simferopoi.
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Cheat codes always use the city name EXACTLY as displayed in the game, including the (L).
I'm getting the same exact thing as Musashi. I reinstalled, made it 0 turn recruitment this time (since I thought it might have been caused by it wanting to revert back to 0 turn) and got the same message:
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I really want to play this game, and hope this minor inconvenience can be easily solved.
Oops, sorry if I should have put this in the Bugs & Issues thread instead. I just wanted to give a tad bit of support to Musashi's problem to help it be more out in the open.
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