Yet another question about reforms

[zooeyglass]

I have to say the same.

it's a game that demands to be comprehended, at a basic level - with such a range of troops, buildings and strategies, being unable to read about some of them could pose a major setback...

i suppose the added difficulty for a non-english speaker is that this main forum is in english also...so if you're struggling with the english of the game, there isn't that much help here...unless you polish up your english. grrr! for the non-english speakers.

in closing:
ACTIVATE THE SCRIPT

(just felt that was necessary to add)

[heldelance]

What if you forget to activate the script during a turn? I haven't really noticed my enemy running out of money (still creating big armies and unless mercs disappear by themselves, he's hiring them). Not only that but I haven't seen too many other quirks.

[SwissBarbar]

What if you forget to activate the script during a turn? I haven't really noticed my enemy running out of money (still creating big armies and unless mercs disappear by themselves, he's hiring them). Not only that but I haven't seen too many other quirks.

The EB furies will kill you with their poisoned tears and - even worse - uninstall EB from your harddrive, if you forget to activate the script.

[A Very Super Market]

They'll also evict you. To Siberia.

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

If you forget to activate the script for a turn or two, nothing horrible should happen. If you don't run if for a couple years, you may be in trouble. The script is really necessary, not just to play EB with the 'full experience' but to play it at all.

[SaberHRE]

hey i got a unusual question. I never had Augustan reforms, and i decided to cheat to get them. I gave one of my generals the High ambitions trait. However as soon as he becomes Augustus, and the next turn passes, the games CTD's. Right now its somewhere like 160s BC.

[theoldbelgian]

i gues this plays under one of the games rules : don't cheat or bad luck will totally happen to you