reforms

[Mediolanicus]

Make sure you have enough Latifundae.

That seemed to be the problem in my campaign. I think I had to built more than the number the FAQ said (though that may have something to do with the City Mod and some changes I made to the City Mod to get the March of Time working...).

use "add_population 4000, add_money 40000 and process_cq City_Name" to build them quickly.

[GnaeusCotta]

I have latifundia in almost every city I own
I think that in every Italian city i have a latifundia.
But doesn't the trait reformator means that the requirements were met?

[Mediolanicus]

I have latifundia in almost every city I own
I think that in every Italian city i have a latifundia.
But doesn't the trait reformator means that the requirements were met?

Apparently not... at least not with me.

Double check all the requirements (regions, battles).
Play a few turns and see what happens (save your game first, so you can come back when nothing happens...).

Good luck!

[Rilder]

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

-At least the year 172BC
-Have more than 6 Latifundia built in Italy
-Hold at least 45 settlements
-Fight more than 250 battles
-Have a character that is:
Sharp/Charismatic/Vigorous
Popularis
Consul or Ex-Consul
Has Influence > 2
Has Command > 2
OR
-Conquer 90 settlements.

Dunno if that will help you, personally never got that far.

BTW you using the script, I assume you are if you got the Polybians, but you gotta ask.

[antisocialmunky]

Maybe its the 250 battles thing.

[GnaeusCotta]

No I checked those things hundreds of times.
I've met all the requirements and more
I already played from 172 until 166 but nothing happend while all the time I met all the requirements for the reform

[SwissBarbar]

Forget those Marian Reforms. Wait until 111 BC, have a character who is sharp, charismatic, vigorous and good looking (like me) and get the Swissbarbarian Reforms, to have access to Phalangitai Romani, arrowproof and also excellent in close combat.