PRS
02-23-2005, 03:11 PM
Hello. I have installed patch 1.2.
I have played the five easy scenarios in the grand campaign. After that, the campaign allowed me to continue with moderate scenarios, and I continued with Henen-Nesu.
My problem is that the "memorial" symbols from the previous played (but chronologically later) scenarios such as Bubastis, Iunu, and Djedu, fill up the world map and block the sites of Henen-Nesu. I could not access the harbour in the delta area even when I'd got rid of the raiders. Also, I couldn't get the Nubian Expedition (although I could see the name of the quest when turning names on).
I found out to circumvent this by clicking the arrows at the top of the left part of the world map page, so this piece of advice is for everyone to use. But it is rather impractical and probably not foreseen by the designers of the game.
I suggest one of two solutions for the next patch:
1. Disallow playing older scenarios after younger
2. Customize the presence of "memorial" symbols (i.e., have users turn them on and off).
Best wishes
Peter
I have played the five easy scenarios in the grand campaign. After that, the campaign allowed me to continue with moderate scenarios, and I continued with Henen-Nesu.
My problem is that the "memorial" symbols from the previous played (but chronologically later) scenarios such as Bubastis, Iunu, and Djedu, fill up the world map and block the sites of Henen-Nesu. I could not access the harbour in the delta area even when I'd got rid of the raiders. Also, I couldn't get the Nubian Expedition (although I could see the name of the quest when turning names on).
I found out to circumvent this by clicking the arrows at the top of the left part of the world map page, so this piece of advice is for everyone to use. But it is rather impractical and probably not foreseen by the designers of the game.
I suggest one of two solutions for the next patch:
1. Disallow playing older scenarios after younger
2. Customize the presence of "memorial" symbols (i.e., have users turn them on and off).
Best wishes
Peter