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What it says in the error message?
Remember, you must switch the game language to English as it is the only language supported by the mod
Yes it should be safe in other campaigns, chances of this bug happening are quite low.
I played four consistent campaigns as Romans, Franks, Picts and Elmet and everything was fine...
I think that Saxons and Jutes receiving reinforcements from the continent is a nice, historical feature. I would opt to keep it, if possible.
Anyway, thanks for checking it and good luck with your projects. I'm waiting eagerly for the Barbarian Empires update with new factions!
I'm sorry for a late reply.
I have debugged your savegame and there are some good news, and some bad news. Pink portrait can be fixed but there's no way to "fix" the broken army.
Arthurian TW has some additional forces for Jutes and Saxons spawning to simulate the ongoing invasions. And when the scripted reinforcements are spawned on the same tile another army is standing, even if it's an enemy stack, it will still spawn and the armies will be merged into a buggy stack. This is rare but quite annoying event. We will see what can be done to avoid this, if possible, maybe disabling the spawns altogether.
Rome Total War Community Discord
Try this link: https://discord.com/invite/j9HpxxQP9A
Could you please upload your savegame to our Discord server? I need it to debug the issue