The Greek Problem.

[fightermedic]

Other mods used a faction slot, kind of superfaction, to let them become local powers, even quite agressive and expansionistic sometimes, whose settlements where to far away from each other, scatterted all over the map, to act like one unified faction. Their units recruitment pool was restcited to local soldiers etc. I don´t think EB team is going to follow that way, though.

i'd love to see exactly that for all rebel settelments.. well worth one faction slot imho
not going to happen though
damn faction cap

[antisocialmunky]

The Rebel faction IS a faction slot. Its just not particularly aggressive.

The Massive Army Spawns used for the Boii in EB1 worked out pretty well.

Freaking Rhaesus.

[fightermedic]

sadly it's not aggressive AT ALL
an extra faction which everyone is always at war with and which is made as aggressive as in any way possible would do the trick best in my opinion
and i tend to agree with brennus that a way to play different greek cities would be cool
well but for that ther's always a migration campain
massalia campaign i'm coming ;)

[QuintusSertorius]

well but for that ther's always a migration campain
massalia campaign i'm coming ;)

Kyrene is my first stop for a migration game. Just as I did in EB1, I'll use Epeiros.

[moonburn]

well if it was possible to create sub factions inside the eleutheroi maybe just scripting those city´s more cash would enable them to work better i mean syrakuse with a 4.000 mnai earning a turn should put up a decent fight and as for the stacks that always show up now and then they already come with their defenition (illiryan rebels, thracian rebels and so on)

i wonder if it´s possible to create mini economies for each sub faction ...

[antisocialmunky]

I think the scripted super stacks are pretty decent if all you want is a fight.

[fightermedic]

well with scripted stacks there still remains the problem that they are not agressive
thats the core problem really
how to get that nasty rebels to attack agressively