is it possible to play as any of the rebel factions/tribes? some of them have terrific starting positions like the Gaels, is it possible?
itd probably put me in control of all the rebels across the entire map
Rebel factions
is it possible to play as any of the rebel factions/tribes? some of them have terrific starting positions like the Gaels, is it possible?
itd probably put me in control of all the rebels across the entire map
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Re: Rebel factions
I don't think so; I'm sure their non-playability is hard-coded.
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Re: Rebel factions
I suggest you start a migrated faction-campaign, that would be as close as it gets.
The rebel faction is not a real faction and thus is not playable, it lacks a real economy, a real diplomacy (all you can is bribe them...)...
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Re: Rebel factions
And how does that separate them from the other factions? :POriginally Posted by Senshi
Last edited by artaxerxes; 06-11-2008 at 17:07.
Moreover, I advise that Syracusans must be added to EB (insp. by Cato the Elder)
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Re: Rebel factions
It is possible to play as rebels, but it is a buggy experience, not to mention an overwhelming "empire" size from turn 1.
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