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- Incorrect statues being summoned when requesting patronage
- May randomly summon Typhon unchained
- Might just get soft locked due to some other farsummon bug
We're super sorry about this and we'll keep seeing if we can get the devs to fix this or find some suitable workaround. Until then, just save-scum a bit if you're going to use this to try and get the right thing when using any ritual with farsummon.
The one feature you mentioned that isn't a regression is the training ground range. The balance for it absolutely depends on the world size and society/era you're playing in. If towns and city are plentiful, then they are abundant. Otherwise, you may want to bolster your armies using Perioikoi or Helots until you can request a god's patronage. In my own testing, I felt it was a delicate balance but didn't feel weak. But I'm curious about what scenario you were playing. Do you know what society and world size you were on? Also, were you playing the vanilla game or also using the Complete Overhaul mod?
All in all a pretty lackluster mod where you will field a single type of unit until you ask Ares's patronnage (which seems to be the only one working properly somewhat)
- Fixed the Bolt of Zeus
- Added the Aegis as a rare magic item
- Added a new event based around the goddess Aphrodite
- Added a new Lyrist unit to the Apollo path
- Improved the sprites of Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades
A couple more events may come in the near future, but they need some work. After that, any more further changes to this mod will likely be minor bug fixes.
I'm not sure why it never triggered for you while on Elysium, but upon reviewing the code I now see that the check for Mt Etna only checks if it is on Elysium, while it spawns wherever Typhon is when he turns. So, if he's in Agartha or somewhere that isn't Elysium, Mt Olympus and the subsequent events will never trigger...
@Glitchtrap That's a cool idea, we will definitely take a look a that!
@Something Familiar glad to hear it! aom is one of our favorites and definitely something we took some inspiration from!
Thought an apocolyptic event may be fun as well, another God vs titan war
Some time after Typhon Unchained begins to roam Elysium, the gates of Mount Olympus will appear from which the Olympians will appear in the order shown in order to "hunt him down." We felt the Olympians themselves would be insanely powerful to control and it wouldn't really make sense with Greek Mythology, so we made them roam as an independent army (think Voice of El Horsemen). However, once they are present on Elysium, the Archpriest of whatever patron path you chose can pray to them for divine aid which will grant you with powerful late-game units/armies.
So, for Hades, read the graphic as: Hades is independent but his presence enables the summoning of all the units below him. And so on with the other gods. I tried to indicate that with the grey line, but it's admittedly not clear.
And I like that idea for the burned jungles and forests. I believe one of our original intents behind giving Skiritai the ability to burn was to facilitate farmland spread, so I'll look into that.
I don't think the burnable farmlands thing is unbalanced at all. I just wasn't sure if it was intended or not, as it surprised me lmao It actually might be helpful in some cases, in order to reposition Granaries. That said... Maybe y'all could allow us to build them on burned forests and jungles?
In regards to the item limits, understood. Just curious, so now I know lol
No problem for the slow update. I'm a gamer. I'm used to mods taking time. I once waited 3 years for one of my favorite mods to update on EU4 lmao
As for why normal troops have so many item restrictions, that is mostly historical. A lot of the strength and culture of the Spartan army revolved around their uniformity and their shields. We wanted to carry that over into the mod so we restricted most item slots on the basic troops to reinforce the idea of uniformity if that makes sense. Most if not all commanders should have all item slots though. Hope that makes some sense.
Secondly. I can somewhat understand not being able to equip the various troops with weapons, but why can't we equip them with other armors other than accessories?
Good to know you've got an idea as to the issue with the patronage rituals. As soon as you let us know it's updated, I'll start a new game to try anew. It's a promising mod, especially considering my love for all things Spartan lol
Edit: Fixed. I was checking for no other statues in the world rather than owned by the current player. It was meant to prevent having more than one patron god, but prevented others from progressing once one existed.
Again, the fix will be delivered once Potatosarus and I finish this large content update. I'll try to have done today or tomorrow.
Speaking of, Ares's patronage seems a bit expensive compared to the others? Sacrifices are a fair bit more difficult to get than herbs and gems, with relics being somewhat on par, if not still easier than sacrifices, but we need sacrifices 3 times as many sacrifices than relics and gems. I dunno, this may be on purpose. It just seems excessive. Lol
There can only be one instance of each statue type and each temple type across the entire game. There can't be more than one Temple or Statue of Athena, Ares, etc. Each god can only be the patron of one civilization. That means that if you for some reason played with 5 Spartan Kings classes, the last one to ask for a patron would be out of options since all of the 4 god options are taken. No Spartan King can have more than one patron god, though.
Here's how it plays: You can build one of each temple if you want and get one new unit recruit from each of the gods. Until you choose one as you patron god, the gods of the temples you have constructed will try to entice you to ask for their patronage by gifting you units you don't have access to (like a sneak peak of what you'd get from their path). That stops once you choose a patron god, but you get access to a number of new unit recruits as well as progress to more late-game stuff.
Hopefully that makes sense lol