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johnny · 10-12-2005, 06:59 AM

I'm curious if anyone else experienced this.

This is the second time a Roman campaign appears to be corrupted, and it happens after sacking one of the Greek cities, the game either freezes right after clicking "next turn" and all that's left to do is a reset, or it's a CTD right after chosing "enslave population", and after that it keeps happening over and over again with that same city. You can continue to play though if you go back a savegame, but attacking the city in question will just cause another CTD, so basically that city is completely off limits from there on.

So far i've only noticed this while playing the Romans, and apparently it only happens in Greece (the area between Athens and Sparta). I haven't encountered any of this in other campaigns, but since i prefer playing with the Romans, this is becoming quite an annoying problem. For the second time in a relatively short period i had to abandon a campaign in which i was well on my way re hours of playtime.

So, does this problem sound familiar to anyone ?

Btw.... i have patched the game according to instructions prior to installing Rome Total Realism version 6.0.

10-12-2005, 06:59 AM	#1
johnny 40th Level Warrior Join Date: April 15, 2002 Location: Utrecht The Netherlands Age: 59 Posts: 16,981	I'm curious if anyone else experienced this. This is the second time a Roman campaign appears to be corrupted, and it happens after sacking one of the Greek cities, the game either freezes right after clicking "next turn" and all that's left to do is a reset, or it's a CTD right after chosing "enslave population", and after that it keeps happening over and over again with that same city. You can continue to play though if you go back a savegame, but attacking the city in question will just cause another CTD, so basically that city is completely off limits from there on. So far i've only noticed this while playing the Romans, and apparently it only happens in Greece (the area between Athens and Sparta). I haven't encountered any of this in other campaigns, but since i prefer playing with the Romans, this is becoming quite an annoying problem. For the second time in a relatively short period i had to abandon a campaign in which i was well on my way re hours of playtime. So, does this problem sound familiar to anyone ? Btw.... i have patched the game according to instructions prior to installing Rome Total Realism version 6.0. __________________