Have several questions

[zooeyglass]

isn't Pahlava's aims to rebuild something of the eastern parthian empire? doesn't that kinda qualify? hmmm....probably not. i always considered pahlava and hayasdan to qualify as the quasi-remnants of the persian empire...

dear kolossos - you've been a member of these forums for quite a while - i assume you've read the faq and know about activating the script, etc...??

[Dayve]

Is there even an Augustan reform? I thought it was just Polybian then Marian, because the game ends in 14AD, by which time the only military difference between Marian times and 14AD, when Augustus died, was that there were a hell of a lot more veteran cohorts, but almost identical equipment, or at least identical enough not to merit yet another reform.

[Lovejoy]

Yes, there is an Augustan Reform. I consider it more of a Easter egg for all Roman players how makes it that far. Its a great challenge - and the Augustan Reform is a great reward.

Its probably much easier to force the Marian Reform. I guess all you need to do is to change to number of provinces needed to like 10.

[zooeyglass]

read the faq. there is.

[Macilrille]

In my Roman game it is now 203 BC and one of my spies has found 3 units of Spartan Hoplites in Carthaginian service, where they shall soon perish!!!

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

There were slight equipment changes over time. The Augustan legions are not entirely identical to the Marian ones. Though, the main benefit of the Augustan reforms are auxilia infantry and ala cavalry.

There is no single cheat to get the Augustan reforms, unless you count editing the script a "cheat".