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What was the oldest age of one of your family members in RTW i was amazed that one of my current governers is age 89 the average life expentecy during that time period was only in the mid 50's and some lucky cases late 60's so is this a bug or how old can he get.
I will be amazed if he reaches 100 years old
here is a pic of my governer he is really 89 now it says 88 thats when I got the screen shot well anyways here it is...
https://img374.imageshack.us/img374/9996/oldrtw4hs.jpg
Gustav II Adolf
09-09-2005, 09:07
wow. havnt seen anyone that old before. My most senior is about 75 or something.
I think his key for long and happy life is trait - Aggressively perverse ~:)
~:eek: Wow, he´s really ancient, I´m almost surprised he didn´t get the title of "Immortalis".
My oldest memers always expire somewhere in the seventies.
Aesculapius
09-09-2005, 10:19
Originally posted by Quietus
Age Limit – The age limit seem to be 128 years. (thx to ArgonautJ of the .COM forums). His faction leader, upon turning 128 years of age, reverted back to 0 year old!!! Thus, the age seemed to be cycled after 128 years! Dutch of CA remarked at the same thread that “is he dead yet?” checks start at the age of 65, thus the faction leader survived 62 years of checks, then was eventually looped back to 0 year old for another 65 years before the series of checks continue.
From Quietus' Rome: Total War Guide... (https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=45315)
Divinus Arma
09-09-2005, 11:46
Heard this before too. hee hee ~D
PseRamesses
09-09-2005, 12:09
Had one roman dude reach 101 years once. Have had frequent guys around 70-80 and a couple between 80-100.
Garvanko
09-09-2005, 12:43
One of mine went to 92 I think. Most do however get to late 60's ealry 70's.
scorillo
09-09-2005, 12:50
94 years old
109.
Bodinelqart the Conqueror
command 8
management 4
influence 9
https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y1/zukenft/109.jpg
EDIT: low-res :furious3:
Bonusmalus
09-09-2005, 14:36
Amulius Brutus was the oldest for me. Even his son Cassius died of natural causes before him. He died at the age of 95.
Zatoichi
09-09-2005, 14:59
https://img302.imageshack.us/my.php?image=oldbiddy8ph.jpg
He went on to the ripe old age of 114, outliving his 2 sons in the process. If only I'd known about the 128 'feature', I'd have willed him on for another 28 turns...
caesar44
09-09-2005, 15:47
Some Roman general - 86
_Mithrandir_
09-09-2005, 17:19
Amulius the powerful - 120 years old when finished the Brutii campaign.
... but beeing honest I recalled him from death (replaying the turn) a couple of times.
I was doing that with him to prove the same Aesculapius quoted from Quietus. With the other members I guess 89 has been the older.
Celt Centurion
09-09-2005, 18:28
I had one last night, last I checked he was 82. He died a few turns later.
Spartiate
09-09-2005, 21:54
Oldest i had was 72.All my family members are field men who only spend times in the cities after they conquer them or when i want them to pick up retainers from academies.The hard life they leave must contribute to them dying younger than other players family members. ~:)
In my most recent campaign (rtr 6.0) the Ptolemies have numerous family members in their late eighties and early ninthies who just wont die.My Parthian Generals all die off at around 65 years of age.
how come it said 1 of my guys on my family tree "died tragicly" was he murderd? he never fought in any wars he was a governer I have a feeling the scipios assasinated him cause he was to powerfull.
iv had a spy that was 90, but im sure iv never seen anyone live past 92.
Craterus
09-10-2005, 00:49
89 years young ~;)
This just in I have to report some sad news Governer Lentulus Julius has died today at 9/6/05 4:45 pm at age 90 of naturel causes :( RIP Lentulus
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