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Civil War Emancipation event

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 1:17 pm
by hazxan
I'm getting an Action Card for "Emancipation" on every turn. I'm not a civil war expert, but surely this can't be right? If it's any help, the first time the Card appeared, I ignored it (causing the UK to enter the war). However I've selected it every turn since and it reappears.

RE: Civil War Emancipation event

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 2:59 pm
by tweber
I will look into tonight.

RE: Civil War Emancipation event

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:00 am
by tweber
Upload a new version.  Should be fixed.  Thanks for spotting.

RE: Civil War Emancipation event

Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 12:08 pm
by hazxan
Many thanks. I've started to dabble with the editor. Out of interest, did this need a 'block event' (or similar) to stop the event repeating.

Now I've played the scenario virtually to the end, I have some other points. First, is that (playing as Union) it seems that every opponent town I occupy has a rebellion on every turn. Is this intended?

Also, some spelling mistakes. Nothing to serious - "Chattanooga" is wrong and there are grammar/spelling errors in some messages. Pedantic, I admit, but only takes a couple of minutes to fix as I even managed to fix them myself. Of course, when I download your latest version, these errors will come back[:)] (perhaps I could PM you with a list, probably not worth cluttering the forum with it)

BTW Very good scenario. I didn't play right to the end, mainly because I learnt so much about the game from it, I decided to start it again. Could do with some historical events and some tweaks, perhaps. Overall solid and enjoyable to play.

RE: Civil War Emancipation event

Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 4:18 pm
by tweber
Block event is one way to stop an event from repeating.  You can also do this with different variables and check combinations.
 
Send me a note with all your issues and I will update.  I did set up the town so the Confederates will occupy if they are left empty.  I wanted to force the Union to maintain a considerable garrison in the rear.