Romani Reforms question

[Apgad]

Where's the FAQ?

That should be on the FAQ...

[Hybr1d]

Ok i'm having some problems with the Polybian reform. It's past the year 242 ( it's 236 BC ), I have 3 of the required cities to the north, and 2 of the required cities in Sicily. Still no reform. I've even tried ending the season about 10 times to see if it shows up, and still no luck. I've had the fog of war lifted since the beginning of the game if that helps any.

Edit: I just read in a thread that you need to enable the script at the beginning of a campaign? How do you do that?

[Ludens]

Click on a city, and the advisor will appear. Click on him and then on the "show me how" button. Do this every time you start or load a campaign.

[Centurio Nixalsverdrus]

Wow. There are still people capable of missing to activate the script.

[Hybr1d]

Do you have to activate the script at the beginning of the campaign in order for the reforms to work? Because I just did a test that when I captured those cities I would just keep hitting the end season button until 242... and I waited for the reforms and still nothing happened. How do you know when the reforms happen anyway? Will you receive a message?

[Ibn-Khaldun]

You have to activate the script EVERY TIME you start the campaign!!!!

Q: What is the "campaign script" and how do I load it?
A: The campaign script is the way EB mods much of the game to introduce new features and gameplay like seasons and stuff. Loading the campaign script is easy. As soon as you start a campaign, and every time after that when you load that game click on any one of your cities. An advisor will pop up telling you to click the "show me how" button. Do this. Now the advisor can be closed if it doesn't do so automatically. Advice does NOT need to be turned on for this to work.

[Hybr1d]

You have to activate the script EVERY TIME you start the campaign!!!!

Ok, but If you DIDNT activate the script in the beginning of the campaign, will the reforms still work if you activated the script right before the date of the reform?