Keep in mind that I have little clue on how to use triggers/etc so expect there to be a lot of problems with this campaign. Some that I've found are listed below:

ALL MISSIONS:
The player will start off as Attila and nothing has changed - TEMPORARY FIX: Pause the game and restart the mission. This will give you the correct role. However! This causes another bug where Attila will become whatever empire you're switching to. For example, on mission two you will start as the Huns but once reloaded you will become the Byzantines. The Huns, for whatever reason, will be Byzantines too. I don't know how to fix that. Alternatively, you could launch the mission as a scenario in the Singleplayer lobby to completely bypass this glitch.

MISSION 1:
Attila will not continue past the cliff if he's following you back to the camp (since he changes stance to allied at a certain point) - FIXED, Attila now has a trigger to let him continue into the camp

MISSION 2:
Adrianople will resign after a certain amount of time has passed. -UNRESOLVED

Naissus will build a Town Center despite that building being disabled. -UNRESOLVED, however this does prevent them from resigning so yay?

Dyrrhachium will constantly try to move the units within the palisade. - UNRESOLVED. Not really a bug but isn't something I want to happen.

Scythians will constantly move around their starting location despite having no AI. - UNRESOLVED

The Hun announcer will remark everything the player has his view on, not on what the Huns are currently doing. -UNRESOLVED

MISSION 3:
When the Huns destroy a trigger item, they receive food instead of gold - FIXED, for whatever reason I accidentally set them to food.

MISSION 4:
Burgundy will never offer friendship to the Huns, even if they've lost their TC - UNRESOLVED

Metz and the Western Roman Empire will sometimes attempt to switch to Neutral- UNRESOLVED

The Western Roman Empire will resign after some time has passed. - UNRESOLVED

MISSION 5:
The Ostrogoths and the Huns give up too easily - UNRESOLVED

MISSION 6:
The Huns won't take initiative and attack Padua when they are building a wonder. -UNRESOLVED, I think this is because of HD's AI. I will switch to Original AI and see if it fairs any better.


Please forgive me if the campaign is too easy. I'll go back through and try to rebalance the Huns' starting resources to hopefully give them an edge in combat so that they may give somewhat of a fight.