Imperator

[Tellos Athenaios]

Yeah first conquer that region then bring him back to Roma and get his title would be what I'd do...

[FOIBOS]

You mean Lilibeo,thats the only region they hold in Sicily...

[QuintusSertorius]

Wait until a message says he needs to return to Roma to celebrate a triumph, then you'll get a trait giving +3 Influence. You need that same general to conquer Lilibeo to get it, though.

[ServiliusAhala]

The whole Triumph thing have to be redone i think. If you want to have a triumph, all you have to do is to go conquer a few settlements, get the Vansquisher trait, and then find some rebel army and attack it with at few FMS. Then you get triumph in no time at all.

[Africanvs]

Many systems that work perfectly well can still be exploited. Besides, gaining a Triumph in the Roman republic wasn't that difficult. Many times they were rewarded to a consul for simply quelling a minor rebellion of a restless Italian tribe. Only once the Senate started to fear the growing power of individual generals did they start handing them out more sparingly considering that a triumph was basically the biggest public relations ploy and popularity gaining tool available to a Roman politician. The mob loves a good parade. :)

[konny]

The whole Triumph thing have to be redone i think. If you want to have a triumph, all you have to do is to go conquer a few settlements, get the Vansquisher trait, and then find some rebel army and attack it with at few FMS. Then you get triumph in no time at all.

Conquering "a few settlements" - may be all of Sicily - should be worth a Triumph.

[ServiliusAhala]

Sicily is fine, but i got a triumph for taking Alalia once. Don't know if that's worth it.

[QuintusSertorius]

Sicily is fine, but i got a triumph for taking Alalia once. Don't know if that's worth it.

Corsica/Korsim wasn't fully pacified for over a century. All across the 2nd century BC consuls were winning triumphs for fighting the native tribes there.