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Is this possible? Were they freezing sperm back then? King Rufus died in battle in 1138 and a daughter became available at the age of 16, in the year 1188. I am trying to do the math here but... what am I not seeing?
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I think that's down to the fact that the Generals/Agents age at a different rate to the passage of years. IIRC it's a 1:4 ratio, and if they didn't do this you'd be getting through Kings every 5-10 turns.
Are all the princesses blonde too? lol
Well, obviously King Rufus' widow got pregnant after he husband died and, to avoid scandal, the court made up some story about the dead king's ghostly visitation to his wife. :dizzy2:
I think there's something the widow isn't telling us
Gives new meaning to the term "Queen Mother" now doesn't it?! Looks like the royal blood may have gotten a bit diluted...OOPS!
This is very easy to fix, if you want 2 turns/year (like Rome Total War) instead of 2 years/turn. The characters age correctly and the game moves more slowly (900 total turns), for me anyway. I recommend it.
Either ask me how or you can probably find it somewhere on the forum.
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Originally Posted by Lord Condormanius
Somehow a heroic victory in 1180 sounds much better then a heroic victory in turn 50...
Asked and answered. :closed: