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Hi. I have a Macedonian campaign going on and it's 220 BC. For some reason, unbeknown to me, the Romans have Post Marian units already. Is this a bug in the script, or is this intentional? The Roman settlement say Polybian reform, but I've notice Legionary Cohorts and Town watch units already.
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P.S. Yes, before someone asks, I activated the script every turn.
Could you post a screenshot?
But, this is strange indeed.
Could a town rebelling to them spawn these units?
I'm pretty sure it's a scripting error. I noticed the Romans have more than 6 latifundia on the peninsula. The Romans, for the most part, have been unmolested the whole game and have built up pretty fast.
http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-...47012_3840.jpg
http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-...47011_3636.jpg
http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-...47056_7344.jpg
The AI Marian reform appears to be working as designed.
Oh, really? Cool! I was getting worried. I have no idea how the Roman AI works. Maybe you could fill me in or something? How do the Roman Polybian, Marian and Augustan reforms work?
This doesn't apply to the AI?
-At least the year 172BC
-Have more than 6 Latifundia built in Italy
-Hold at least 45 settlements
-Fight more than 250 battles
-Have a character that is:
Sharp/Charismatic/Vigorous
Popularis
Consul or Ex-Consul
Has Influence > 2
Has Command > 2
OR
-Conquer 90 settlements.
This script paragraph also applies to the AI:
Judging from your screenshot and your minimap, it looks like this trigger set the AI marian reforms :)Code:;Unconditional AI Reforms
monitor_event FactionTurnEnd FactionType seleucid
and not FactionIsLocal
and I_CompareCounter Romanii_Reform = 1
and I_NumberOfSettlements seleucid > 20
if RandomPercent < 6
set_counter Romanii_Reform 2
terminate_monitor
Nice!
Bare with my complete lack of scripting knowledge, but does that mean if the AI Romans get 20 provinces they can trigger the Marian reforms? Thats a scary thought...
They can but don't necessarily.
They have 5% chance every turn to reform once they have 20 settlements, which makes it likely that they reform within 20 turns or 5 years. If they are reduced below 20 settlements again they will stop rolling this random chance, however they will still be reformed if the chance hit before this time.
And if they recover and get more than 20 provinces again, will the chance to reform reappear?
When was the AI Marian reform brought into EB. This is the first time I have ever heard of it. I think it is great that that can actually happen.
I wonder if there is a unconditional Augustan reform. Anyone know?
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caesar Salad
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Originally Posted by Caesar Salad
If you don't know, then don't bother posting. Hey Caesar Salad, there is no unconditional Augustan reform for the AI...Quote:
Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus
Oh, but you misunderstood me Methuselah. Perhaps my wording and quoting was a bit confusing. What I meant to say by the "No" was that there were no unconditional Augustan Reforms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Methuselah
No, I don't like McDonald's. I prefer Burger Baron.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus
Whatever the case may be, it is I who has answered the question. I deserve respect for that. Respect and obediance. As well as a balloon...
EDIT: Stole your glory.
you can dream on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Methuselah
There we go again...
*Some Alien BBC-type Nature Show*
"...and now, watch carefully as the thread is slowly derailed and driven off topic by the community of the unintelligent, disorganized Orghas. However, something rustles in the nearby grove. A twig snaps. Very soon we notice a predator arriving on the scene. He stalks the blissfully unaware Orghas who continue blabbering. He crawls under a bush, he slithers near that patch of tall grass, and then STRIKES!!! The mouse starts repeatedly clicking and the keyboard furiously rattles out text as the moderator predator strikes deep and without mercy. He scatters the now-shrieking Orghas and re-institutes his supremacy. To make sure his territory is not encroached on again, he locks it, so no more Orghas can visit the place anymore to resume their mindlesss activities. This concludes this episode of of Nature: Terra, only on Alpha Centaura channel"
Seriously, :focus: or simply not post.
Why do you always want to dispute every small thing, Pontius? We are all one...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pontius Pilate
Anyways, back to topic (unlike Pontius), does the AI stand any chance of getting the Augustan Reforms at all?
Hah! You got it (or the idea) from this thread, that you were viewing a couple of minutes ago, didn't you? I know everything you are doing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Methuselah
Aemilius...
Why do you call us Orgahs? It sounds kind of...well...
...Like what? Like Orcs? "...well..." is not especially descriptive. But, that, my friend, is actually the official name of our kind. Whether you like it or not...Quote:
Originally Posted by desert
Seriously, this name has been used many times before. Alternative is Orghers, although it is much more rare.
I was the first one to introduce a music video in that thread, as well as this one. It was my idea, taken solely from my own creativity, and none others. :snobby:
Orgher - Some of the few forum-related results in google are a german forum, a Japanese forum, and this forum.
Orghas - usually a mispelling of organs, an epithet for .orgs , or an acronym; this forum was in the results of course.
You made that word up, didn't you?
There are as many results for Sh*ternet Explorer as there are for "orghas forum".
I think someone else besides AP uses the word... not sure who though
I do. But I drop the "h": Orga.
my god. now the thread is really off topic.
But all relevant questions have been answered.
Yep:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pontius Pilate
The new king of :spammer: who deserves: https://img143.imageshack.us/img143/...mercopyco7.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Methuselah
you realize that you're kinda spamming as well... don't you?
Yes, but that is counter-spamming. :yes: Not really. This thread is going to probably be locked. Good thing MAA and Foot are probably already snoring. We're the only ones crazy enough to stay up so late...Quote:
Originally Posted by ||Lz3||
That doesn't help anyone. And thanks for stating the obvious, too. :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pontius Pilate
Hey, thanks, AP! I'm putting it in my sig right away!
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Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus
I thought you were above all of this Aemilius :dizzy2:
Thanks for hijacking my thread. :wall:
I thought you were above all this, too, Princess Patricia... :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pontius Pilate
not when I'm on meth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Methuselah
Thank Gawd for that! ~:pimp:Quote:
Originally Posted by PP
Seriously guys, please stop. It's called visitor messages.
Back on topic: I think the EB team should create a trigger that would allow the AI Romani to get unconditional Augustan Reforms at 27 BC, right when Octavian stepped in as the first Roman Emperor. Assuming that the Augustan reforms will still be around in EB II, which I do not think they should.
This thread has run its course.
:dancinglock: