New Reforms for EB2?

**Satyros** · 03-11-2011, 06:20

Originally Posted by Foot

Where possible, and within the confines of history, we will be ensuring that the campaigns for each faction stay as fresh and new as time progresses as possible.

Foot

This , coming from a member of the team , means a lot .

Really .

Keep up the good work and thank you .

Satyros

**Arkeolog4** · 03-12-2011, 00:42

Originally Posted by Satyros

This , coming from a member of the team , means a lot .

Really .

Keep up the good work and thank you .

Satyros

Agreed, I'm glad to hear that! Keep up the good work and thanks for the fast response!

**ziegenpeter** · 03-12-2011, 13:55

I actually like the reforms and would like to have fewer units at the beginning (especially AS, Ptolies etc) but as a trade off have more reform-bound units. that keeps the campaign more interesting at long duration.

**Toorstain** · 03-14-2011, 00:56

Originally Posted by ziegenpeter

I actually like the reforms and would like to have fewer units at the beginning (especially AS, Ptolies etc) but as a trade off have more reform-bound units. that keeps the campaign more interesting at long duration.

This.

I love having an easy and small unit rooster to start with, and then letting it grow larger. It feels more organized that way.

**antisocialmunky** · 03-14-2011, 03:18

Originally Posted by Toorstain

This.

I love having an easy and small unit rooster to start with, and then letting it grow larger. It feels more organized that way.

Thirded.

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**Tyrfingr** · 03-15-2011, 12:54

If it's possible, the romani could have a "Lex Sempronia Agraria" reform or event. This law, proposed by Tiberius Gracchus almost caused a civil war and was highly controversial in its time. A plebian tribune with a opportunistic trait could propose this law and the player could decide on whether to act on the law or not.

**anubis88** · 03-15-2011, 18:12

Originally Posted by Jaertecken

If it's possible, the romani could have a "Lex Sempronia Agraria" reform or event. This law, proposed by Tiberius Gracchus almost caused a civil war and was highly controversial in its time. A plebian tribune with a opportunistic trait could propose this law and the player could decide on whether to act on the law or not.

And what would be the point of such a reform?

**ziegenpeter** · 03-15-2011, 14:39

Originally Posted by Toorstain

This.

I love having an easy and small unit rooster to start with, and then letting it grow larger. It feels more organized that way.

This also forces you to use low tier units over a larger time and work out strategies with them. I obliged myself to do so for RP in my KH campaign and have become a fan of the regular Akontistai.