Marian reforms

[Dorkus]

Any way to trigger before 220? My games are always over (if not literally over, I've taken over so much of the map that they're basically over) by then.

Thanks ahead of time...
Dorkus

[player1]

The thing is that the condition is in fact 100 turns in campaign, not just 220BC.

So for example just changing starting date in descr_start.txt file (it's in Data\world\maps\campaign\imperial_campaign folder) would not work. Marius would still happen at least 100 trun later.

But, game can be tricked with some scipting.

First, in descr_start.txt file change starting date to something like 300BC (so that reforms can happen after 250BC).

At the end of that same file add:

script
date_script.txt

Now, make date_script.txt file in that same folder (imperial_campaign) with just following in it:


console_command date -270
console_command season summer
end_script

This will trick a game that it started at 300BC, but play will go from 270BC normally.

Only problem is now that events in descr_events.txt file would happen too early so moving them 30 years later would help.

[Horatius]

The thing is that the condition is in fact 100 turns in campaign, not just 220BC.

So for example just changing starting date in descr_start.txt file (it's in Data\world\maps\campaign\imperial_campaign folder) would not work. Marius would still happen at least 100 trun later.

But, game can be tricked with some scipting.

First, in descr_start.txt file change starting date to something like 300BC (so that reforms can happen after 250BC).

At the end of that same file add:

script
date_script.txt

Now, make date_script.txt file in that same folder (imperial_campaign) with just following in it:


console_command date -270
console_command season summer
end_script

This will trick a game that it started at 300BC, but play will go from 270BC normally.

Only problem is now that events in descr_events.txt file would happen too early so moving them 30 years later would help.

Any way to use that to make it so Romans can adopt foriegn Gods like they did historically?