Is it possible to change the campaign difficulity

[applebreath]

You have to start a new game.

[lionhard]

Ok all im looking for is more aggression from AI towards other AI when i try to force them to attack each other by paying them they seem resillient my roman campaign has become very slow almost all factions are dormant, only ptolemaio and baktria r fighting, saurmatia and parthia are protectorates under baktria, the greeks r stranded on crete and have not moved off using ships so im hoping by killing macedonia who are based on lydia and bospria will cause the greeks to rebel from the settlements adding a bit of flavour into the game.

[A Very Super Market]

It is possible, but you need to use a rather unstable mod and hold corruption as a significant risk.

[Knight of Heaven]

Ok all im looking for is more aggression from AI towards other AI when i try to force them to attack each other by paying them they seem resillient my roman campaign has become very slow almost all factions are dormant, only ptolemaio and baktria r fighting, saurmatia and parthia are protectorates under baktria, the greeks r stranded on crete and have not moved off using ships so im hoping by killing macedonia who are based on lydia and bospria will cause the greeks to rebel from the settlements adding a bit of flavour into the game.

realy on my roman campaing the ptlomies have a great empire, all of asia minor, and armenia and to parthia. nothing seams to stop this giant monster. i belive i might to get in war with then in an atempt to stop his expantion, and focus his atention on me.

[ziegenpeter]

try Rome Sage, its a sg editor, you can also alter the dif

[lionhard]

I think ill just start a new campaign after im happy with this 1, can any 1 tell me how much difference their is between hard and v.hard campaign mode?

[Ludens]

At VH the A.I. gets 10.000 mnai per turn in addition to their scripted cash bonuses, leading to more unit spam. The A.I. is also somewhat more aggressive (reputably eleutheroi are more likely to attack cities, but I haven't really noticed this in my campaigns) and less reasonably diplomatically.