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Ive searched around but found no answer for my problem. So thats why im opening a new thread.
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Ok. Well, i have all possible mics in these towns: Lepki, Adrumento, Ippone, Gader, Mastia. Its year around 223BC, and also i have most of the mentioned cities. According to FAQ i should already have reformed units: but i get none of them!
Can someone help?
You definately have the regional barracks, not the factional ones, right?
I have both...
You have both full level barracks in the cities? Perhaps that is confusing the script.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jebivjetar
Yes, factional as well as regional.
I should look at the script, maybe there ill find something.... :whip:
don´t know if i read it correct, but probably you need one of this city:
Tolosa, Massalia, Segesta, Arretium, Ariminum, Roma, Capua, Arpi, Taras, Emporion, Arse,
in addition tocan you show a pic of your empire?Quote:
Gader, Mastia
best regards
You had better be activating the script every time you load the game, Jebivjetar.
A screenie of your empire would be appreciated.
As far as i can remember, yes, i have activated the script every time when i loaded a game. It's probably my first EB campaign (i continued to play it today), so maybe there is little % possibility that ive forget to activate it. But, like i said, i always activate it... So, maybe there may be a problem?
And, yes, here is my pic:
https://img128.imageshack.us/img128/...thage227bc.jpg
Ok, hehe
you really got them all!!
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Originally Posted by Tartaros
O, yes, im a proud Romaioi- killer :knight:
How can you have both the factional and the regional mic at lvl 5? To build lvl5 regional MICs you need to have the "allied state" building.
I had my reform when I played Carthage, so its not broken.
You build your level 5 regional MIC, then change govt to build the homeland MICs. Seen as an exploit by most.
I don't know if that's the problem but i'll try. You can only get a regional level 5 MIC if you have the level 4 goverment installed,- the client ruler one.
Other than that i have no idea what could be the problem
O! I didnt know that i must have alied gov. to have levl 5 regional MiC... :shame:
I have assumed that if i build every possible MiCs in cities on the list will bring me reforms. I dont know to which level i get, but i've build everything offered and thought that's it.. Now im gonna start a new campaign, and sure will be more careful with that.
Thanx guys! :2thumbsup:
Lets demolish Rome again! :smash::smash::smash::laugh4:
You don't need to start a new game. Just destroy your goverment in those cities and build the level4 ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jebivjetar
Remember, you need those MIC's that cost 15000 mnai:yes:
And one more question to go, i forgot:
When i get reforms, can i recruit reformed units just in cities with level 5 reg. MiC, or will they be available in other cities too (e.g. in Carthage and Lilibeo)?
Maybe one day i will continue this game: but i want to start a new one and take it slow, without blitzing, with slow, calm expansion :)Quote:
Originally Posted by anubis88
About these 15000 mnai per MIC.... :dizzy2:
:2thumbsup:
that's how i played it. But it stopped being fun when i fought augustan romans at 200 BC:laugh4:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jebivjetar
You will get the new units in all your cities ( depending on the level of barracks)
Note: You will get the new units at your factional not regional MIC's. The regional ones are just triggers, nothing else
Well, i was thinking about 15000 minai per baracks (including the time required to build them), and decided to do some work on the script :idea2:
Can you call that cheating? Did Hannibal build (at least) 5 lev. mic. barracks (in at least 5 towns on the list) in order to have units to fight Romans? :inquisitive: (:laugh4:)
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Originally Posted by Jebivjetar
it would appear theres a trap in gaul. (look at fm name)
Nothing the good old process_cq [cityname] and add_money [amount] cheats cannot do. What is the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jebivjetar
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Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus
Ive already moded the script (so ill get unconditioned reforms in 234BC) :yes:
I don't...no, wait...nope, I still don't get it. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by pockettank
May be a slightly obscure Star Wars reference, otherwise :shrug:
Now I get it even less...
Is it one of those really annoying jokes where we have to speak Carthaginian to understand that Akbar actually means 'trap' or something?
It isQuote:
Originally Posted by johnhughthom
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Nope - just having seen the original Star Wars films will do itQuote:
Originally Posted by Beanerz
In Return of the Jedi Admiral Akbar was in charge of the assault on the Death Star and say's "It's a trap!" when they realise the Death Star is operational.
:tumbleweed:
Oh dear...:shame:
lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by pockettank