I'm still on the fence with Hegemony III, but there are a few frustrations that I can't bare anymore and must inquire about. I understand development of this game has long-since ceased, and am not expecting any official fixes. I'm venting my frustrations and ultimately seeking assistance from the community to know if there are workarounds or I missed something. Thank you. When moving everyone together as a group, they disregard the speed of the slowest unit. Ranged units are typically faster a...

A Veneti army just finished raiding my territory, it retreats across the river, and holds as my army makes its way there. As my army begins to cross the river, theirs runs out of food and their morale drops to 20% as both the starvation and morale symbols appear. My army crosses the bridge, and JUST as they are about to engage in unclaimed territory, the entire Veneti army magically gains 1 food for the duration of the fight, and their morale goes up to 120%. as soon as they wipe my army, they return to ...

So I stumbled upon the script command enabledifficultymanager(). This command can be found in the StartDifficultyManager.lua, which is called from an event in EventPrelude.xml, and in the scripts.lua for the Eagle King in the endmigration() function. However, I cannot find it in the vanilla sandbox files (i.e. apart from that prelude event for the indie cities, meaning the difficulty manager will not be enabled if the player doesn't complete the prelude. It will also not be enabled for mods, except the...

I lost some (phew) progress due to an error that caused the console to open up. I thought I initially opened it myself, so I Googled the console key to close it. Every time I quicksaved it opened the console saying that it couldn't save brigade because the position was invalid. The only thing I did between the time the game worked and getting that error, was move two Etruscan Archers south to thwart a Roman attack across one of their bridges. I positioned them along the river and wrecked havoc on t...

I'm sure I've seen something to this effect somewhere before (either in another discussion, or in someone's mod) but I can't find it now. What ways are there to check for a city's level, and use that as a required attribute for either buildings or units? Can you directly get the city level, or must it be inferred from upgrade slots or something else? Sorry for crowd sourcing my own research, but I can't seem to find the answer again!...