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Marmot
I see. That's a shame... I thought that after 20 years, this annoying quirk would have been fixed. But apparently not. Oh well.
And another thing: is there a way to disable content from the expansions on the original maps? I started a map (Islands and Caves, if you're interested), which was originally part of the game, thinking I could enjoy the original experience. But no! The Titan's Thunder artifact appeared on the map, and Conflux became one of the random castles... How is that possible?! I specifically checked the map properties in the editor, and it's set to "The Restoration of Erathia," not "The Shadow of Death."
And when will they fix the bug with the incorrect display of composite artifacts? You see one thing, but you pick up something completely different. For example, you see Angelic Alliance on the map. But is it really that? You right-click to view the description, and... surprise! You pick up the artifact that is specified in the description.
P.S. It's especially amusing to see such artifacts on a map where the properties, as a reminder, are set to "The Restoration of Erathia."
I see. That's a shame... I thought that after 20 years, this annoying quirk would have been fixed. But apparently not. Oh well.
And another thing: is there a way to disable content from the expansions on the original maps? I started a map (Islands and Caves, if you're interested), which was originally part of the game, thinking I could enjoy the original experience. But no! The Titan's Thunder artifact appeared on the map, and Conflux became one of the random castles... How is that possible?! I specifically checked the map properties in the editor, and it's set to "The Restoration of Erathia," not "The Shadow of Death."
And when will they fix the bug with the incorrect display of composite artifacts? You see one thing, but you pick up something completely different. For example, you see Angelic Alliance on the map. But is it really that? You right-click to view the description, and... surprise! You pick up the artifact that is specified in the description.
P.S. It's especially amusing to see such artifacts on a map where the properties, as a reminder, are set to "The Restoration of Erathia."
