In my current game as Rome in the 310 BCE campaign, a couple of the Sahara Orientalis regions revealed some unusual ethnicities for that part of the world. How did they get there? Shouldn't they be Desertic instead?

Can you check if you can recruit Companion Cavalry as Epirus in the 310 BC Campaign? I can. It appears I can, if there isn't one already. However it allows me to add a second one to the queue, which won't actually get built. I remember not being able to add more than the limit before, why can we do...

Note that this doesn't seem to affect Antigonus, only the states where these units are supposed to be limited in quantity (where the limit isn't correct anyway - Epirus and Bactria can add two Companion units to the queue instead of the supposed one, but they're ghost units). I hope this gets fixed ...

It appears that in the 310 campaign, Silver Shields and Companion Cavalry don't actually get built when added to the build queue as of patch 1.39, though the cost is still paid. How has nobody else noticed this?

Come to think of it, should Admin Burden apply to manpower and metal too? The general concept of AB, being inefficiency in a large empire, would certainly apply to recruiting and resource collection just as much as money. Absolutely. Manpower and metal should have some relevance for a large country...

At some point when playing Persia an event happens where Media, Babylon, and others all rebel against Persia. I noticed a couple of problems though: The trigger for Media to suddenly collapse can happen again, so they'll disappear almost immediately as long as the Media region is still held by Persi...

Thank you for the clarification. It appears Athens was indeed being besieged by Sparta.

I'm playing a game as Persia with the new DLC, and at some point I get a message that Athens becomes a client state. This completes the Persian mission for the conquest of Greece, though at the time I wasn't at war with Athens or any other Greek state, and indeed no Persian had set foot in Greece. I...

Upon further review, could this exception be intended, so that the regular blacksmith can still be upgraded to tools manufacture?

I thought the "master" buildings were supposed to replace the normal ones, but this doesn't happen for blacksmiths as of patch 1.04. Is this a bug? I suggest reviewing that all the buildings work properly for 1.05.

Yes, I was just playing as Rome. Not even controlling all of Italy I'm already getting objectives in places like Caledonia.

Pocus wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 6:45 am Yes, because each cost more than the previous, including a limited increase in upkeep. So in practice you won't have dozens.

Fair enough, but does the increase in cost apply to each one if multiple are bought in a single turn (I'm confused about this for other provincial units as well)?

OK that sort of makes sense, but why do Ptolemy and even Bactria get it then?

For some reason they still don't get this bonus in patch 1.04. Was this intended to be fixed but forgotten?

devoncop wrote: ↑Thu Sep 26, 2019 8:18 pm The Antigonids can recruit multiple Silver Shields units in case you weren't aware which is why they are a pain to fight

I thought they were supposed to be limited to two, but apparently they're unlimited (as well as companions). Was that intended?

sage3 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 2:44 am In general, I think that there is too much metal, manpower, equipment and money... Resources should just be more scarce.

Agreed.

-Carthage starts game with sawmill in hills, but should only exist in forests. Why not replace with more terrain appropriate infrastructure building?


-Petra in wrong building category?

The following bugs could be found as of patch 1.03: -Flax Fields can still be build outside of plains, contrary to their description. Screen_00000005.jpg -The description for farms indicated it can be built in "more fertile lands". I'm not sure exactly what that means, but I doubt it's sup...

Ragu777 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2019 5:53 pm buildings not affected, but you can't build most of them in non-plain terrains

Actually most of them you can. You shouldn't be able to, but you can.

This should be able to happen, but currently it happens too often and too quickly.