Hi, nice mod, but i can't load saves made with this mod inside, when mod is not disabled. a solution could be a setting in MCT or an extra button for that in UI ? is it possible to change theses variables values ingame ?

Excellent. Works perfectly. I fought this enormous, enormously long fight, 2 stacks (me) vs. 3 stacks (them) and barely pulled it off... After the victory thing flashed and the battle was over, I went to take a screenshot of my lord all bloodied and it crashed. No chance I am doing the fight again.

Thanks for making me not have to win the same fight again

Still works, confirmed.

@Hidalgo See my comments on the previous comment page, from Feb. 4th

Usefull mod, works perfectly and I havent found incompatibilities. Would it be possible to add an option to enable or disable it ingame? If there is already it i havent notice.

can't load up again with it disabled

6.1.2 mod works

What steps produced the crash? I just launched the game with only this enabled, started a new campaign, and autoresolved a battle without any crash.

broken in new update it seems like, crashes if this is enabled even by itself

Just experience one few days ago, and several times before, back to normal when you add it back, I knew it's very less possible, but frankly graphical mods is also less possible to cause any crashing, yet CA gave us many surprise

This mod only changes base-game table values, which to my knowledge are always dynamically loaded at launch and not stored anywhere in a campaign save file. Have you managed to corrupt a save file with this or any other mod which only modifies base-game table values?

It‘s not very safe to open and off during campaign, when you turn off this mod, data tends to be pretty unstable, even become totally unreadable, it's kinda tricky to find the moment you can turn off safely. If you are at the beginning of a campaign, you are much safer than 20 rounds or more. So an MCT patch is direly needed

This worked great for me! Thanks.

Loaded it, auto resolved a battle and then turned it off and continued on. I used it after I had a crash after a manual settlement battle where I painstakingly micro managed a victory with few losses, and didn't want to fight it again. Auto resolve had me take too many casualties this mod was a convenient way to get the rewards of my time and effort back.

Thank god for this mod. I had scarbrand wreak havoc through my realm and while I saw it as a good challenge and testament of skill, he simply spawned 2 (almost) full stacks of blood hosts and now it's my turn to say "fuck you"

Unless they have made some massive backend changes to the game in the last couple patches it is impossible for this mod to cause save game dependency of any kind. This mod only makes edits to existing data table entries, which are not something that is part of a save game. You should check other mods, particularly ones with startpos scripting or new data tables (new units/spells/models/etc.). Even just a version update of a mod like that can cause save game issues.

I see!

The problem is that the game now flags this mod as affecting savegames. indeed, my save crashes when loading the save without this mod, so having a way to turn it off without having to disable it would be essential.

Taking a look at the MCT tutorial it reads like it would definitely be possible, but would require a couple scripts to be made. Probably a trivial effort for someone who has done it before, but I've never ventured into scripting (just table editing) so it would be outsized trial/error effort for me compared to the gain (not having to relaunch the game). In a magical world where the autoresolver wasn't such a damn black box I'd imagine I would dive into learning to script just to make my own autresolver overhaul mod, but sadly we don't live in that timeline.

Would it be possible to add an MCT option? that would be the easiest way to activate / deactivate

Thank you! Crashed after a long annoying quest battle and this mod just saved me from having to do it all over again

@Selnath that would be the absolute dream, thought about that as well but figured it would be much more difficult...fingers crossed for the future!!

@The Prancing Prawn My ideal implementation would have been a button on the battle screen next to autoresolve which just instantly wins the fight, but I don't know how to UI mod or script. Based on the sorts of things SFO does with its own settings menu I believe fundamentally it should be possible to have some kind of dropdown to toggle the values of the variables this mod affects like you're suggesting, but unfortunately again it's outside my present skillset to set that sort of thing up.

Maybe if I ever get so fed up with autoresolve all together that I decide /I'll write it and we'll do it live!/ then I'd go down the rabbit hole of how to script and I could rewrite my two existing mods to leverage that, but I'm not there yet.

This is a godsend for when the game crashes, and also when you have to fight the same battle against the same endgame army on the same map for the tenth time and you know you can win it no problem but just can't be bothered. Thanks so much!

The only suggestion I'd have is making it a toggleable thing, so you can turn it on and off without restarting the game. Not sure if that's possible though - maybe through the mod options menu?

I'm just planning to use godmode to get past it, so it's okay. It was a fairly weak tzeentch army against about 100 units I think haha, it's on the realms campaign, the final nurgle fight with the waves of enemies at each checkpoint.

How bad was the fight imbalance, can you describe the matchup? Also with the mod what is the new outcome, valiant defeat or worse? I am unsure how high I can crank the values up without risking issues, but if it's simply not working well I can give it a shot.

I tried this on the Nurgle souls map on the realms race and it still results in defeat, and the game ctd due to CA bug when played manually so it seems no way past it, is there a way to buff this even more by any chance?

Very useful when your game crashes on a loading screen after winning a long and difficult battle.

Now what i understand of auto-resolve is the game assigns gold values to both armies based on similar MP gold values.

This can be seen if you uses the helper ui mod.

Next the game times the score to create a min and max range.
and then rolls a value from this range and compaires it to the enemy
the greater under you are the less casualties for them
the greater over their score you are less casualties for you

The min and max are higher if you play on normal and much higher in easy.
In theory if you change ur battle difficulty to easy before the end turn you may well be able to deal with most of the battles without the mod

There is more to casualties with regards to who wins engagement distance and number of range units but that one is harder to pin down