Really? I can't remember getting a message when playing Casse neither before nor after uniting the isles. I did only get the reform messages.
Really? I can't remember getting a message when playing Casse neither before nor after uniting the isles. I did only get the reform messages.
Last edited by TheStranger; 08-08-2009 at 00:43.
I like those scripted mini-events, for example when the AI besieges Byzantion or Chersonesos in the Pontos campaign, or when you attack Sinope. Or when you attack Numantia with Lusos.
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Ah, I miss the days of that Alexander's body mission for Makedonia and the Arche Seleukeia.
And what is the advantage of doing those "advisor missions"?
"When the candles are out all women are fair."
-Plutarch, Coniugia Praecepta 46
I don't think they always HAVE a benefit. Sometimes there's a small benefit, such as the Aedui and Arverni mission to take Ak Ink to help the Epeirotes out, where you get the help of the Epeirote army to take those settlements, which are probably in your VC anyways, and you usually get an allliance with them.
Yeah, after uniting the whole of Britain, there should've been a message, perhaps if you conquered Attuaca too soon it wouldn't've happened. I think there was a message when you only have Ivernis left to capture too, and your FM that you took round (should really be Barae) gets certain traits which boost his Command and Influence.
Hmm I didn't get any messages, but I captured Attuaca before I went to Ireland. I can only remember that i captured the rest very fast. But it's not so important; in my other campaigns I got all messages.
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