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Cryingwolf86
02-03-2008, 07:10 PM
I have been searching the web and birthright.net for a while now and it seems that the amount of information on the Pc game is quite minimal. The only "guide" that I found was incredibly not helpful. I can live with out a useful guide... as I have already figured out most of the game my self... but there are a couple question I still have...
- Do the "Ports" and "Ruins" actually do anything and if so, What?
- What is the purpose for "Wizard Towers", do they act like castles, or is there some other purpose for them?
AndrewTall
02-03-2008, 07:29 PM
I would expect that wizards towers prevent/delay occupation and never noticed any impact from ruins/ports. Trade routes seemed to work fine regardless of whether a port was present or not.
ConjurerDragon
02-04-2008, 06:33 AM
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> I have been searching the web and birthright.net for a while now and it seems that the amount of information on the Pc game is quite minimal. The only "guide" that I found was incredibly not helpful. I can live with out a useful guide... as I have already figured out most of the game my self... but there are a couple question I still have...
> - Do the "Ports" and "Ruins" actually do anything and if so, What?
> - What is the purpose for "Wizard Towers", do they act like castles, or is there some other purpose for them?
>
The "Wizards?s Towers" have the same function as castles. The original
manual of the game states on p. 36 that the realm spell "Stronghold":...
creates a WIZARDS TOWER (level one castle) or improves a wizards tower
or castle by one level...
The ruins as far as I remember have no function but to give you an idea
where you adventure - the adventures take place in castles or ruins that
match the names of those on the map.
Ports have no function as the add-on for the "gold edition" that was
planned never were realized so there were never ships added to the game :-(
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthright:_The_Gorgon%27s_Alliance
Cryingwolf86
02-04-2008, 05:01 PM
Thanks for the info... that has been bugging me for a while
Cryingwolf86
02-04-2008, 05:10 PM
(sorry for double posting)
One more thing I forgot to ask about... more of a tech support thing...
As I tried to install the 1.4 patch I got an error message about 80% through:
"Can't create output file: C:\SIERRA\BIRTHRIGHT\UI\ADVSCN\USERPIC.PIX"
The install immediately stops and further attempts to install the patch end up the same way. Is there any way around this or fix it so I can install the patch.
(I already have the 1.3 patch installed)
ryancaveney
02-05-2008, 10:41 PM
Trade routes seemed to work fine regardless of whether a port was present or not.
Well, trade routes work they way they implemented them, but I think the choice they made is silly. They impose the one route per three levels rule only at one end -- you can have every single non-plains province in the game create a TR to the Imperial City. Does anyone think it's actually supposed to work that way? Setting aside the whole issue of whether you need to own a guild holding at both ends, surely the number per level limit should be enforced at both ends?
Thelandrin
02-06-2008, 02:13 AM
You don't need to own a guild at both ends, but you lose a lot of the profits if you don't. The destination province should also be capped, obviously.
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