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Khornish -> RE: Skrewed up layout. (1/5/2006 2:51:56 PM)
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ORIGINAL: 1LTRambo
First of all the game takes well over 8 minutes to load and I've had it freeze during loading and had to reboot the computer. I don't think that is right
You're right, it's not correct behavior. It takes my computer about 30 seconds to load a game. So, you've got something going on there with your system.
Hopefully, Eric will see this today and begin to help you sort it all out. I know exactly how you feel about purchasing a game only to find it won't work properly, I have 3 such games at my desk right now.
But, COG _does_ work, we just need it working for you too.
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Thirdly, some functions dont work.
-Placed an order to upgrade farms in Il DeFrance and subsequent turns showed no production
-Tried to place an upgrade order in other provences, having sufficient resources, and no upgrade box highlighted by the yellow box. The game said I already had inprovements ongoing when they really were not.
You've noticed the small white text stating "<none>" which is then replaced by whichever upgrade is being worked on right? It is easy to miss as it's overwhelmed by the rest of the information being presented in that screen.
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Forth, the movement phase only allows me to designate a unit to move to another provence. However, it does not allow me to use the other movement phases or initiate sieges. I have to end the turn before movement is completed. In addition, I occupied an enemy provence for two turns (three if you count the movement turn) and my unit did nothing.
When you are giving orders for your turn, that is _all_ you are going to do. The orders are then processed at the same time as everyone else's orders as this is resolved simultaneously. If you wish to move a unit more than one province, just click the province you want it to go to, although there is a monthly limit as to how far and partially completed movement orders are reset at the beginning of each turn.
Sieges require enough troops to conduct one. If your troops aren't besieging an enemy's city, then you don't have enough troops available in the province. The manual gives guidelines for how many troops you might need.
I definately suggest you check each corps and army and set their siege orders to "starve" the city. Otherwise, you'll regret it eventually. If, during a siege you change the orders to fire at the walls or to charge the walls, you will want to reset the unit to starve the city before moving into another enemy province.
I'm hoping your technical isssues get resolved soonest.
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