problem with the reforms

[iwan_tz]

hi i have a big problem with the marian reforms, the thing is i didnt get them :(...
i conquerd more than 90 setl. (107 or so) and most of them are type 2 gov. I dont have the general but in the Marian reforms it says that U can allso get them by conq. 90 setl... why didnt I get the reforms.
(if i dont get them ill have to quit :( )
tnx

[Aemilius Paulus]

Are you in the Polybian Era? What year are you in?

[iwan_tz]

Are you in the Polybian Era? What year are you in?

yep, polybian mil era... year is 50 BC and Baktria is so strong that I realy need the factional troops now...
any idea what could it be?

[desert]

Do you, uh, "listen to the advisor" whenever you start the game or load a save?

[iwan_tz]

Do you, uh, "listen to the advisor" whenever you start the game or load a save?

not realy... well when ever i had it turned on he never said something realy important...

[desert]

What I mean is, did you ever not turn on the script by clicking on "Show me How" when the advisor popped up after you loaded a save?

[Aemilius Paulus]

yep, polybian mil era... year is 50 BC

Jupiter and Jove! 50 BC?!?!

You should have enabled the EB script by now, since you are always reminded to do so when you start a campaign, during the campaign, as well as sometimes during the loading screen phase.

Now, if you haven't enabled the script, you will not get the reforms or the 4 turns per year, which might account for the fact that you're in 50 BC, which very few people reach while playing EB. You do not have to have the advisor enabled to get the "Enable EB script message" from him. Whenever you load a save and then click on a town or a couple of other things as well, you will get that message from the advisor to enable the script.

[iwan_tz]

What I mean is, did you ever not turn on the script by clicking on "Show me How" when the advisor popped up after you loaded a save?

yes i played most time without the script

[desert]

To be blunt, you are scr-buggered. You probably won't get the Marian reforms before the end of the game, and even if you do...

Yeesh.

[iwan_tz]

Jupiter and Jove! 50 BC?!?!

You should have enabled the EB script by now, since you are always reminded to do so when you start a campaign, during the campaign, as well as sometimes during the loading screen phase.

Now, if you haven't enabled the script, you will not get the reforms or the 4 turns per year, which might account for the fact that you're in 50 BC, which very few people reach while playing EB. You do not have to have the advisor enabled to get the "Enable EB script message" from him. Whenever you load a save and then click on a town or a couple of other things as well, you will get that message from the advisor to enable the script.

hehe shit...
so if i turn on the script and wait for 4-5 turns will i get the reform?

[Hax]

You should start a new campaign, that would be better. Sorry man.

[Aemilius Paulus]

You should start a new campaign, that would be better. Sorry man.

Yes, you probably should start a new campaign and ALWAYS, ALWAYS remember to activate the EB script. Every time you load a savegame, the first thing you should do is to click on any city to make advisor pop up with the enable EB script message. Not only is the script responsible for the reforms, but as I've already said before, it enables four turns per year, not just two. This makes the game a lot longer, which is good, since it is going to take you quite a bit of time to conquer the world or even reach the victory objectives in EB.

[SwissBarbar]

i empathize with u, man, i did that mistake too when i first played EB