I always thought that it was a myth or that it was only possible in the expansion. It's funny because I can tell you most of the people who played Medieval II never actually sailed to the americas.
LOL that "Earth is round" event. People understood that the earth was a spherical celestial body continuously from when the theory was confirmed in the 3rd century BC onward-- that knowledge was never lost nor denied in the entire history of Christendom, and in fact spread on Christianity's back to all corners of Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. People thought Columbus was crazy not because he said the Earth was round, but because his estimates for its diameter were hella conservative and most scholars recognized this.
No, no, you're thinking of heliocentricity: the notion that the Earth orbits the Sun. Aristotle, the ancient Greek philosopher, created a model for the solar system in which the Sun, Moon and planets were round and in orbit around one another; however, he placed Earth, not the Sun, at the center of this model, and pretty much everyone thereafter for centuries went along with it. Heliocentricity cropped up periodically, because there were some gaps in the geocentric (Earth-in-the-middle) theory; the early Renaissance saw multiple people, including Galileo and Copernicus, present this theory, but it wasn't until later that lenses were developed with sufficient magnifying power to prove it.
The Church went against these ancient teachings as any contradiction to the Bible could risk making it not credible, so the Church hid the books explaining it, and persecuted anyone who disagreed such as Bruno. Columbus had to convince the Spanish Queen the Earth was round before he could get any funding. If people already accepted the world was round by common knowledge why didn't people venture off before?
1. They went against philosophical principles wich would contradict their mainstream theology, but even that was mostly resolved by St. Thomas Aquinas. In general, all acient knowledge were widely studied by the scholars of the time. 2. The Church only started prohibiting books after the Protestant Reformation, wich is after the Age of Discovery had already started. 3. Bruno wasn't persecuted for scientific subjects. 4. Not true about Queen Isabella. The opposition was the exactly the same: Colombus had understimated the distance to Asia. The same reason why Portugal refused to fund him. It was ultimately accepted because it was a good bet. 5. They ventured before and failed, with ships never returning. The technological advancements were fundamental to the success of ocean travels.
Some Theologians taught that the earth was flat, however the magisterium has never taught such. That is to say, no pope ever declared it such, nor seemed to care. A matter of fact the Columbus trip makes more since if you assume it was round. At this time period the Byzantines were being over run by the Turks. Europe was losing access to the silk road and the churches in India lost contact with the rest of Christendom. They had been requesting for much time more priests, however they were not making it through Muslim territory. If Columbus could find a way to India through an ocean route he could reconnect Europe to India and China via trade as well as get more priests over to India as had been requested. So in summary the story of Christopher Columbus was a story of a Catholic man going to Catholic monarchs to fund a exploration voyage for the Catholic Church in order to reestablish communications with churches in India. The monarchs would of course be able to reap any rewards gained from new ocean trade. This is a trip that none of the parties involved would have been up to if they thought the world flat, and if it was something taught by the magisterium, then believing otherwise would be enough to get them excommunicated. On the other hand upon discovering this new land Christopher talked in letters to the Spanish monarchs to use the money to fund a crusade of the Holy land, and for the Pope to send priests to the new world in order to convert the locals. He did not find India but they still got what they were looking for. Wealth and converts. Why? because from the very beginning they believed the world round.
I find it weird that a lot of people didn't know about this. I played this when I was 13 and as soon as I could recruit carracks my first instinct was to sail west. Pretty cool tbh
Yeah lol I just searched napoleon. Total war, and found a site for atilla total war and it led to Facebook where I read the replies to a message "medieval 3" and heard about it so I looked it up so it on a website, and it all made sense like where would the Aztecs be during the campaign and the fact that I had started a campaign as them once but never saved since it was weird with the terrain since I didn't see any countries.
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Yes there is. You can only cross the deep sea wall with a carrack or grand carrack. It can only be built by having a dockyard which becomes available when the "world is round" event pops up at about year 1400.
If you make Mongols, Timurids your vassals you can transfer them to the New World by offering a territory there instead of that they possess in the Old World.
In the regular Medieval 2, the Americas wasn't all to complex, and when they live in the US, thats just them living there, or conquering rebels (toggle fog of war cheat can have you looking at America turn 1, theres rebels there) But in Medieval 2 Kingdoms, America campaign, theres a few Mexican factions, and then the Apaches (I think in vanilla, these would be labeled aztecs) and rebels in the US.
new easiest way. Wait till medieval kingdomes is on sale, buy it , play americas campaign. Done btw you can play as aztects mayans and it is so much more fun with alot of other factions
There is a mod that lets you play as any faction in the game. I chose to play as the Aztecs, then sailed across the atlantic and conquered Great Brittan :3
Ya this is my first campaign since I got this game on steam about a week ago. I also read that in either newer or older versions (like 1.0 or 1.2 or whatever) the gunpowder won't come till like turn 100 something. Thanks a lot for the help man!!!
Well, if they could have fleshed out Eastern North and Central America then I'd agree with you. Otherwise, leaving only 1-3 provinces would've been a gimmick. Better to add more settlements and factions in Europe instead.
thanks so much:) for You, Tom, I'm confusing about "how to go America", makes ne of My Family member takes 5 years since His sail, now I know where exactly is it, thanks again :)
You are right if you think that the world is flat, which was the perception before the discovery of the New World. But if you maintain the globe aspect of the world and imagine curvy longitude and latitude lines on the mini map, it's not as diappointing, but yea its not that great for the purpose of the game.
@mouthforwar17 You need to defeat it ( If I remember correctly) or unlock manualy by puting scotland from Unlockable to Unlocked (or something like that)
Good! Thanks! Another question, i would like to play siege games on lan... But when i create the game i can choose only between pre-set battles or classic battles on open camp... There is no way to play 1vs1 on siege mode? One defend the city and the other attack?
I highly suggest checking out the mod Stainless Steel. Huge improvement to the grand campaign: more factions, expanded map eastward, more regions. You need one of the kingdoms campaigns installed.
we can all agree that the Greeks had mind enchanting drugs since everything was made and discovered by them but sadly others took credit for it "mainly Romans".
@GDXTom I think it's not a script thing, I think there is condition to be met in order for it to happen (Like in RTW where when the first imperial thing is built you get the Marian Reform)
i think the moment that you can go to the america's or gunpowder depends on which nation you are. example Spain can go earlier on to america than russia
Holy shit, what a coincidence. A few days ago, I did read that Carracks where capable of trans-atlantic journey but Id never figured out to actually test this. Wow, just wow.
Nevermind that was in test cases. Ok mine says 210 220 so I guess I will be getting it soon. I modded mine so the end date was 6000 instead of modding the timescale because that moves back all of the events. So thanks for you help a lot!!! I really appreciate it and I will subscribe if I haven't already
It will be helpful But I have a heard portugal and spain advantage with naval dock They don't need a naval dry dock It mean they can travel faster the other factions?
2 questions please answer GDXTom, 1: why have poland got a city in italy but no empire leading them there? theyve just randomly acquired a city fairly far away from where they start without taking anywhere inbetween? :S 2: why has the pope taken masses of land? the most ive seen them take before is florence and a place owned by the moors, they dont usually take much? yet in this game they have a descent empire? :S Not questioning you, just interested in how the game progressed into this? :)
Guys there is an easier way but in invshowolves a little bit of cheating.... if you have the whole map unlocked/ seen if not type in toggle_fow into medieval shell. Put you cursor over the Americas and type into shell show_cursorstat" this will give you cords on the location then select a general and type move_character (character name) (coords) your character will jump to the new world and it will discover it.
Just go to imperial/ campaign in system files. Change events date from -something- to 10 20. Enjoy. You can start your American Empire by turn 40. For more fun, you can mess with the mercenary files also. Remove religions from each line of text and Christian factions will be able to hire missile cavalry. It's fun and it's awesome. You will be able to see Crusading sergeants in Jihad armies.
@GDXTom Now I know what to do, but I am yet encountering problems. -_- When I click save, it says: Cannot save C:Programs blah-blah-blah-descr_script. And it won't let me save the file.
And you have to buy it with a general if you don't have a general it won't work. Some of the generals won't be able to buy it. click on a region which is beside the sea with a general. Try like that or just click on all the generals.I bet you a 100 dollar or a 100 pound you will get the carrack.
Good sir, The belief that Christians thought the world was round is owed, in large part, to the writings of the American author Washington Irving, who invented the notion to highlight the conflict between Columbus and his contemporaries. In fact, the explorer disagreed with others on the *size* of the sphere, rather than its shape, and was quite wrong in his calculations (obviously, had he not stumbled on America, he never would have returned from his voyage to India!).
BUT my lord, this is impossible!
+Christian Shelton haha
XD
Wtf ghahaha
buhahahahahahahaha
only ask the possible mighty sultan
I always thought that it was a myth or that it was only possible in the expansion. It's funny because I can tell you most of the people who played Medieval II never actually sailed to the americas.
Históric correct
Me when I tell that foolish sailor that there's nothing but sea to the west and spain would never give him ships
true ,till internet expanded my mind did in this matter
Im playing in 2024 i aint even knew i thought the timurids were the last surprise
Really !?!
this changes... everything.....
Countries that yet not have embraced colonialism.........
@unexpectedgamers I’m so late but race to dragons edge?!?!
6 regions change everything?
@@TheRealAgemo I don't believe that you wrote enough dots................ ......... .... .. ... . .. . . ... . .
@@aleaiactaest6503 1 year late lmao, that's reference to Europa universalis 4
LOL that "Earth is round" event. People understood that the earth was a spherical celestial body continuously from when the theory was confirmed in the 3rd century BC onward-- that knowledge was never lost nor denied in the entire history of Christendom, and in fact spread on Christianity's back to all corners of Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. People thought Columbus was crazy not because he said the Earth was round, but because his estimates for its diameter were hella conservative and most scholars recognized this.
Patrick Zemites i thought that they discovered the world was round when Galileo and a few other people after him proved it several times.
No, no, you're thinking of heliocentricity: the notion that the Earth orbits the Sun. Aristotle, the ancient Greek philosopher, created a model for the solar system in which the Sun, Moon and planets were round and in orbit around one another; however, he placed Earth, not the Sun, at the center of this model, and pretty much everyone thereafter for centuries went along with it. Heliocentricity cropped up periodically, because there were some gaps in the geocentric (Earth-in-the-middle) theory; the early Renaissance saw multiple people, including Galileo and Copernicus, present this theory, but it wasn't until later that lenses were developed with sufficient magnifying power to prove it.
The Church went against these ancient teachings as any contradiction to the Bible could risk making it not credible, so the Church hid the books explaining it, and persecuted anyone who disagreed such as Bruno. Columbus had to convince the Spanish Queen the Earth was round before he could get any funding. If people already accepted the world was round by common knowledge why didn't people venture off before?
1. They went against philosophical principles wich would contradict their mainstream theology, but even that was mostly resolved by St. Thomas Aquinas. In general, all acient knowledge were widely studied by the scholars of the time.
2. The Church only started prohibiting books after the Protestant Reformation, wich is after the Age of Discovery had already started.
3. Bruno wasn't persecuted for scientific subjects.
4. Not true about Queen Isabella. The opposition was the exactly the same: Colombus had understimated the distance to Asia. The same reason why Portugal refused to fund him. It was ultimately accepted because it was a good bet.
5. They ventured before and failed, with ships never returning. The technological advancements were fundamental to the success of ocean travels.
Some Theologians taught that the earth was flat, however the magisterium has never taught such. That is to say, no pope ever declared it such, nor seemed to care. A matter of fact the Columbus trip makes more since if you assume it was round.
At this time period the Byzantines were being over run by the Turks. Europe was losing access to the silk road and the churches in India lost contact with the rest of Christendom. They had been requesting for much time more priests, however they were not making it through Muslim territory. If Columbus could find a way to India through an ocean route he could reconnect Europe to India and China via trade as well as get more priests over to India as had been requested.
So in summary the story of Christopher Columbus was a story of a Catholic man going to Catholic monarchs to fund a exploration voyage for the Catholic Church in order to reestablish communications with churches in India. The monarchs would of course be able to reap any rewards gained from new ocean trade. This is a trip that none of the parties involved would have been up to if they thought the world flat, and if it was something taught by the magisterium, then believing otherwise would be enough to get them excommunicated.
On the other hand upon discovering this new land Christopher talked in letters to the Spanish monarchs to use the money to fund a crusade of the Holy land, and for the Pope to send priests to the new world in order to convert the locals. He did not find India but they still got what they were looking for. Wealth and converts. Why? because from the very beginning they believed the world round.
Giving them a province in Europe is a nice suggestion. Thanks
it's so funny how america is tiny af compared to the rest of the campaign map
AND YOU CAN GET TO THE CARIBBEAN BY SAILING STRAIGHT WEST FROM IRELAND
Like a boss.
Khorps I found fucking Florida XD XD XD 😆😆😆
can English ships go to America ??
hmm I think I'm gonna build a sail boat then
Yeah ik it really bothers me.
I find it weird that a lot of people didn't know about this. I played this when I was 13 and as soon as I could recruit carracks my first instinct was to sail west. Pretty cool tbh
Yeah but not a lot of ppls actually plays a whole campaign to the turn 161
To think how many actually didn't know this was possible since the game came out. 2006.
I didn't even think about it.
Colombus had great imagination
Pasha Staravoitau same
I'v had this game for what feel's like year's and i never knew you could do this. Thank you for the info.
the exact same with me thank you.
Yeah lol I just searched napoleon. Total war, and found a site for atilla total war and it led to Facebook where I read the replies to a message "medieval 3" and heard about it so I looked it up so it on a website, and it all made sense like where would the Aztecs be during the campaign and the fact that I had started a campaign as them once but never saved since it was weird with the terrain since I didn't see any countries.
Thank you! :D
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Status of this comment section circa February 2018:
1. Trump jokes
2. EU4 jokes
3. 7 years later still tons of people commenting that they didn't know you could do this.
Hope World War 3 is not happening on your end
HAVE A NICE DAY
Oh my, why are we here... This video AND game are a tad old..
Hi . How you get Papal state to play with ?
January 2020, we almost had a ww3, are you a time traveler?
Welcome to 2020 boi, WW3 already happened and humanity is being wiped out by a pandemic that just reached GREENLAND
5.20 the world is on lockdown
5:08 in game, that actually made me laugh so hard. Just the peaceful intro and then... The aztecs *blood slaughter killing sacrificing pillaging*
classic aztecs
I tried this but there was a wall around America?
Yes there is. You can only cross the deep sea wall with a carrack or grand carrack. It can only be built by having a dockyard which becomes available when the "world is round" event pops up at about year 1400.
lol I thought he was making a trump joke
Adam Quinn lol same
antartica
me too !
3:28 ALL ABORD THE ICE CREAM BOAT!
When ice cream got invented
You sure don't want to miss voting on the Pope and having his Papal blessing before the adventure.
What I want to know more than anything is how you made it that far into the game without the entire world declaring war on you?
Active Diplomacy?
diplomacy in this game is not broken it is genius it is the player that cant understand it
zedio369 my question why are the Mongols Milan and Egypt such dicks.
zedio369 if world declare war on you. Declare war right back!
Stupid question.
I have one city in america.
I went there as Poland.
Well, nobody said "Poland cannot into America"
poland can into space
Maximilian Schmitz poland can boom
In Soviet Poland, boats sail you
O jakiś Polak wkoncu
6:12 "...to test if they have the technology to sail to Europe..."
That sound when transferring multiple agents between ships...
I played this Game since years and i didnt knew that
If you make Mongols, Timurids your vassals you can transfer them to the New World by offering a territory there instead of that they possess in the Old World.
I was so surprised when i accidentally ended up in America, i thought i broke the game
I love the fact that for some reason, the aztecs can be found on the united states when the only were on mexico
In the regular Medieval 2, the Americas wasn't all to complex, and when they live in the US, thats just them living there, or conquering rebels (toggle fog of war cheat can have you looking at America turn 1, theres rebels there)
But in Medieval 2 Kingdoms, America campaign, theres a few Mexican factions, and then the Apaches (I think in vanilla, these would be labeled aztecs) and rebels in the US.
xXDJLEE02Xx lol, aztecas and apaches have nothing to do with each other xD
Santiago Garrigos They're still Mesoamericans, both of em
xXDJLEE02Xx meh, gues you're right
im on like turn 100 but i dont even have guns yet XD
AermakStudios I am at 180 and i dont have muskets but i have carracks
😓💷👚xxx the best way former
***** Yeah but i still cant recruit musketeers
Since when is Mexico at the same geographical level as Norway???
@AlexNOSAM but América is completely wrong and deformed
new easiest way. Wait till medieval kingdomes is on sale, buy it , play americas campaign. Done
btw you can play as aztects mayans and it is so much more fun with alot of other factions
@Ricola Britannia is bae. I wish Thrones of Britannia was as good as that.
I managed to get the world is round for the english at turn 161
Woa
Playing since the beginning
Never knew that
This is a course we CANNOT go
Wow! I never knew you could do this. I always wondered why the Aztecs were available in custom battles.
i conquered them in 4 turns ! they are so weak !
Maybe they were distracted doing blood sacrifices to their false Gods ...
@@serenemountain6769 Lmao. Answered after 7 years..
@@jimcrow582 ,😂😂😂 after 7 yearss
@@jimcrow582 thats what happens when you use Internet explorer
Dam even old comment in kinda dead games videos that's cool ngl I thought I were the only one here reading this nostalgic comments
Lol i remeber watching this when i was like 5, im 17 now
There is a mod that lets you play as any faction in the game. I chose to play as the Aztecs, then sailed across the atlantic and conquered Great Brittan :3
There is a mod for kingdoms that lets you play with any faction in the world, plus you have the world map at your disposal!
it takes decades to get to america lol...
You canceling those 2 buildings when it only had 1 turn until completion triggered me so much.
Did anyone ever see the AI go to America's ? i never have
Bart Custers The AI can never go to America. Only the Aztecs and maybe settled rebels can move about there.
2:40 Zillio the Saint... 2 Piety.
Ya this is my first campaign since I got this game on steam about a week ago. I also read that in either newer or older versions (like 1.0 or 1.2 or whatever) the gunpowder won't come till like turn 100 something. Thanks a lot for the help man!!!
:O, MY NEXT PORT UPGRADE IS CARRACK! Thank you sir, you have made my day.
@AregonRay I know I meant around the 80 turns. Like, turn 80-89? Not the 1980's but lol now that I think of it it does sound like I wrote it that way.
@GDXTom It was a Citadel. More detailed: It was Ajacco upgraded into citadel.
The World is Round. The debate still rages.
Thanks man I'm only on turn 80 something, the mongols just invaded so I'll keep going!!! Thanks and I love the vids!
It's a shame that mt2w stainless steel dosen't let you go to america,that mod would be even better than it already is
Well, if they could have fleshed out Eastern North and Central America then I'd agree with you. Otherwise, leaving only 1-3 provinces would've been a gimmick. Better to add more settlements and factions in Europe instead.
Yeah better
I have several crashes in siege with stainless steel......totally unplayable
That ships can be built without gunpowder opening? Some changes in text
I remember playing this thinking you could only get to the new world as Spain or Portugal so I never tried with another faction.
I got there in my Russian campaign, that was the only time I played a campaign long enough to get to the New World
just another sign that total war is amazing
thanks so much:) for You, Tom, I'm confusing about "how to go America", makes ne of My Family member takes 5 years since His sail, now I know where exactly is it, thanks again :)
You are right if you think that the world is flat, which was the perception before the discovery of the New World. But if you maintain the globe aspect of the world and imagine curvy longitude and latitude lines on the mini map, it's not as diappointing, but yea its not that great for the purpose of the game.
One rule to rule them all: turn of advices 😂
Great video.
@mouthforwar17 You need to defeat it ( If I remember correctly) or unlock manualy by puting scotland from Unlockable to Unlocked (or something like that)
i just come to here to watch the comfyness of the vid
you have to save the folder somwhere else e.g computer - downloads. and then copy that folder into the desired place
The tutorial of my childhood
Good! Thanks!
Another question, i would like to play siege games on lan... But when i create the game i can choose only between pre-set battles or classic battles on open camp... There is no way to play 1vs1 on siege mode? One defend the city and the other attack?
@GDXTom thanks from writing back is that game worth the money. whitch would you buy rome total war or mediaval 2 total war
I highly suggest checking out the mod Stainless Steel. Huge improvement to the grand campaign: more factions, expanded map eastward, more regions. You need one of the kingdoms campaigns installed.
It was always easier for the Moors to get to America. I mostly had problems with the Aztecs being on hills...
funny how you had to wait for the world is round event, when that was discovered during classical times by the greeks
we can all agree that the Greeks had mind enchanting drugs since everything was made and discovered by them but sadly others took credit for it "mainly Romans".
Great vid! How did you reset the first advice about what to conquer first, who are your neighbours, etc.?
you can even unlock factions appear in event, such as mongol
@GDXTom I think it's not a script thing, I think there is condition to be met in order for it to happen (Like in RTW where when the first imperial thing is built you get the Marian Reform)
You can make the Timurids and Mongols go to the Americas by using commands.
or just give them a provence in there
You can actually still change if you hadd the original Medieval 2 on your computer before installing Kingdoms, Just checked.
This was my best gaming-moment ever.
i think the moment that you can go to the america's or gunpowder depends on which nation you are. example Spain can go earlier on to america than russia
Umm I may sound like a noob but how do you get that starting intro thing by the advisor to work? For me it just kind of starts.
aztecs are playable if oyu have gold edition lucky for me i have gold edition but sadly dont get your hopes up peps you cant make a ship or a boat
Holy shit, what a coincidence. A few days ago, I did read that Carracks where capable of trans-atlantic journey but Id never figured out to actually test this.
Wow, just wow.
@GDXTom i dont have the game but is there ship battles in this game?
this video is supposed to show us how to get to the americas not when events happen.
Nevermind that was in test cases. Ok mine says 210 220 so I guess I will be getting it soon. I modded mine so the end date was 6000 instead of modding the timescale because that moves back all of the events. So thanks for you help a lot!!! I really appreciate it and I will subscribe if I haven't already
It will be helpful
But I have a heard portugal and spain advantage with naval dock
They don't need a naval dry dock
It mean they can travel faster the other factions?
Yep
2 questions please answer GDXTom,
1: why have poland got a city in italy but no empire leading them there? theyve just randomly acquired a city fairly far away from where they start without taking anywhere inbetween? :S
2: why has the pope taken masses of land? the most ive seen them take before is florence and a place owned by the moors, they dont usually take much? yet in this game they have a descent empire? :S
Not questioning you, just interested in how the game progressed into this? :)
@GDXTom Hey GDX, how do you unlock all the factions so you could be any in the campaign.
do you have to to get all the factions in it to get to the americas or can you get to new zealand and other lands around that area
Guys there is an easier way but in invshowolves a little bit of cheating.... if you have the whole map unlocked/ seen if not type in toggle_fow into medieval shell. Put you cursor over the Americas and type into shell show_cursorstat" this will give you cords on the location then select a general and type move_character (character name) (coords) your character will jump to the new world and it will discover it.
yeah but ur character, at least for me, disspears forever...
Just go to imperial/ campaign in system files. Change events date from -something- to 10 20. Enjoy. You can start your American Empire by turn 40.
For more fun, you can mess with the mercenary files also. Remove religions from each line of text and Christian factions will be able to hire missile cavalry. It's fun and it's awesome. You will be able to see Crusading sergeants in Jihad armies.
What's the faction with the white flag and circular red logo? I know it's not singapor airways
Thank you lol, I found it, never knew this existed for about 2+ years now!!
use the cheat "rogan" really handy to keep hold of castles.......
Naval Drydock is so expensive as hell.
How do you have the option to play as papal states? is it with a cheat?
yes
how did you get that adviser intro at the beggining of the campaign?
the Aztecs are for-are for-...........
-ible indeed!
good old days
hi see if you don't have the dockyard would you still get it as a upgrade or do you have to do something about it.
went northwest from the mediterranean, discovered the aztecs
I got the gunpowder at turn 150 or so !!
Woww... it 's a long time since i got to play. Have been so buzy :(
wow after 15 years i did not know
according to Thomas E. Woods Jr. people already knew the world is round in middle ages.....
@Ztiller1991 How were you able to sail across the atlantic?
@GDXTom Okay so it has to be Citadel or Huge City?
Sry but how do you recruit musket units? What do you build? i know how to build cannos but not musket infantry.
@GDXTom Now I know what to do, but I am yet encountering problems. -_- When I click save, it says: Cannot save C:Programs blah-blah-blah-descr_script. And it won't let me save the file.
I'm with the Moors and have got the Event. Now i've got Lisbon but can't upgrade my Dockyard
Is there any battles or just autorun in this version?
i think its game faq that has the full code but you change the desc_stats file you can play both papal and rebels (rebel have two aztec settlements)
@GDXTom ok when i do that. it says im not allowed to make changes to that file..what do i do then?
And you have to buy it with a general if you don't have a general it won't work. Some of the generals won't be able to buy it. click on a region which is beside the sea with a general. Try like that or just click on all the generals.I bet you a 100 dollar or a 100 pound you will get the carrack.
Good sir,
The belief that Christians thought the world was round is owed, in large part, to the writings of the American author Washington Irving, who invented the notion to highlight the conflict between Columbus and his contemporaries. In fact, the explorer disagreed with others on the *size* of the sphere, rather than its shape, and was quite wrong in his calculations (obviously, had he not stumbled on America, he never would have returned from his voyage to India!).