That makes sense. Once title is assigned the Emissary re evaluates the bribe cost... I had thought that he would not re-evaluate based on this but only on extra units added to the army stack.
Re: A little tip for the English
That makes sense. Once title is assigned the Emissary re evaluates the bribe cost... I had thought that he would not re-evaluate based on this but only on extra units added to the army stack.
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Re: A little tip for the English
One of the oldest tricks in the book, and one of the most intuitive :)
Re: A little tip for the English
Still I've had problems bribing that particular Welsh general sometimes,then when I finally get him I find that he has a 150% increased cost from all my attempts. Anyone else notice this happening?
Re: A little tip for the English
yeah I have encountered the same thing in Wales.
I guess I hadn't thought about it too much and just put it down to being worth nearly any cost to get Longbowmen so early.
Thinking about it now the benefit of Longbowmen early is probably why the bribe cost is set so high.
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