Greek levy hoplites again then... sigh....
:no: Just started a campaign as the Romans and Ive noticed I can only train faction specific troops in the few provinces with the "Camilian Reforms" marker. I saw the same thing with the Celtic factions, all needing the "Time of Free Men" marker to train faction specific units. Is this the case for the whole of the game, or do things change later on? I appreciate the historical accuracy and all, but its annoying being stuck with levies and mercenaries in so many battles. Apart from this the mod has been absolutely brilliant. Can anyone advise?? Thanks in advance!
Re: Greek levy hoplites again then... sigh....
Uh, youre not 'stuck with levies and mercenaries'. you have all of your faction troops as well.. mercenaries are just augments..
Re: Greek levy hoplites again then... sigh....
Rome had to ship their legions from Italy, they did not train Roman units outside of areas where there were Roman people in the early Republic. The area where you can train Roman units will expand with reforms. See the FAQ.
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Dudes, you are patient and helpful as always, cheers
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Now, what you may be concered with is the fact you cant recruit all of your faction troops from the first level or two of your MIC.
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To the OP...
Build up the Regional MICs in southern italy and u can get Hoplites and Theuperoi (sp). In Gaul u can even get Neitos WAY before the Gallic factions can since they have to wait for the reforms to hit (which ain't right, but I don't think regionals can be linked to reforms).
Re: Greek levy hoplites again then... sigh....
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Originally Posted by Johnny5
:no: Just started a campaign as the Romans and Ive noticed I can only train faction specific troops in the few provinces with the "Camilian Reforms" marker. I saw the same thing with the Celtic factions, all needing the "Time of Free Men" marker to train faction specific units. Is this the case for the whole of the game, or do things change later on? I appreciate the historical accuracy and all, but its annoying being stuck with levies and mercenaries in so many battles. Apart from this the mod has been absolutely brilliant. Can anyone advise?? Thanks in advance!
Build homeland governments in Italy. After the Reforms in 242 BC you can recruit Roman troops throughout Italy.