I was thinking...

[BobTheTerrible]

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Here's my random thought of the day. If you were to have an heir rebel in a civil war, and then bribe him back, would he still be in line to the throne? I wouldn't think so but it would be sorta cool if it did happen.

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[Papewaio]

I had a rebellion in STW and my Daimyo became a rebel.

[Ludens]

Quote[/b] (Clownmite @ Jan. 21 2004,02:25)]Here's my random thought of the day. If you were to have an heir rebel in a civil war, and then bribe him back, would he still be in line to the throne? I wouldn't think so but it would be sorta cool if it did happen.
AFAIK Princes (even rebelling ones) cannot be bribed.


Quote[/b] ]I had a rebellion in STW and my Daimyo became a rebel.
Did you lose the game when you killed him? http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/gc-jester.gif

[Basileus]

I usualy bribe rebelling princes from other factions heh its nice to draw them to the dark side http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/gc-devilish.gif , never bribed any of mine though i seldom get rebellions.

[Papewaio]

Quote[/b] (Ludens @ Jan. 22 2004,01:46)]
Quote[/b] (Clownmite @ Jan. 21 2004,02:25)]Here's my random thought of the day. If you were to have an heir rebel in a civil war, and then bribe him back, would he still be in line to the throne? I wouldn't think so but it would be sorta cool if it did happen.
AFAIK Princes (even rebelling ones) cannot be bribed.


Quote[/b] ]I had a rebellion in STW and my Daimyo became a rebel.
Did you lose the game when you killed him? http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/gc-jester.gif
Honestly can't remember.

It was a buggy result and it was one of the first posts I made here when it was just STW, with the screenshot of the Daimyo with the Ronin markings.

[The Tuffen]

Yesterday on my Byz campain i managed to get the french into a civil war, and then managed to bribe an 8* heir - only downside is he's the only one left of his unit after having to fight off rebel attacks in the province i bribed him from. On the plus side he now also has some well good Virtues and valour http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[Eastside Character]

Bribing rebelled enemy princes is a really cool thing.
It gives me some good reasons for invading that country later (as I support one of their heirs - and needless to say always the one to be made a king http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/tongue.gif ).
In game, most of the rebelled princes I supported were German or French.


EC.

[The Tuffen]

Quote[/b] ]Bribing rebelled enemy princes is a really cool thing
It sure is, I just wish I could get him some more men. I don't want to lose him but I also want to use him as my general in more battles to get him up to my first ever 9* general http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/frown.gif

[Eastside Character]

Quote[/b] ]It sure is, I just wish I could get him some more men. I don't want to lose him but I also want to use him as my general in more battles to get him up to my first ever 9* general

You can rebuild his unit in a province where you have a Royal Court, just drag and drop his unit icon from the unit panel into the training queue.

[SmokWawelski]

Too bad that you cannot in such case take over some of the contested land and create a kingdom for the poor guy with him as the ruler - that would be cool and would add a lot to the diplomacy model.

In history it happened many times, so why not in MTW http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/confused.gif

[The Tuffen]

Tried that but when i attempt to re-train him, it says please construct relevent building - guessing i can't cos i'm byzantine and he's a royal knight http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/frown.gif Oh well, I'll just have to keep him safely at the bk of my forces when i go to kick the french off the map. Cheers for trying to help though.