Permanent unrest penalty in all conquered settlements

[Centurio Nixalsverdrus]

There's a given amount of unrest that never goes away.

[jaddemoss]

Thanks, good to know.

[ludwag]

there is all too much unrest in EB. Thats probably the only thing I dislike about the mod. All the focus goes to build buildings and garrisons and stuff. And suddenly the governor dies, and they revolt. I hope someone could give a real good lesson on how to keep publish order high. Or that they fix it in EB2

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

High unrest isn't a bug its a feature.

[LordCurlyton]

Besides, not ALL the territories will have a penalty. Taras and Rhegion will both have theirs disappear over time I believe, as will most others. ironically, Spain is terribly easy for me to keep in control as only Oxtraca and maybe Tyde seem to have any real unrest. I believe that they have it set that way for historically hard-to-control provinces. Most, assuming you build up and remove the culture penalty, have near zero unrest. 15% and above just means it was a historically rebellious place (so i am led to believe).

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

The "permanent unrest" that some town have (Taras) are not intentional and just seems to happen without a cause.

[Chris1959]

Personally I don't think there is enough unrest and it should be far more common for outlying settlements to rebel, forcing players to use bigger garrisons. Look how long it actually took Rome to pacify Italy or in the Imperial period 3/4 legions to garrison Britain.