Good governors

**Warspite** · 01-14-2005, 23:48

Family members with bad retainers and/or attributes are also good to send out into the countryside to build watchtowers, if you have large territories in need of them.

--Warspite

**Delwack** · 01-14-2005, 23:53

when I get a billion family members and get those horrid degenerate(s) that seem to have negative everything, I just send them out in a lone bireme and find the nearest enemy fleet to tango with...

**Ar7** · 01-15-2005, 00:06

Wow, that link helped a lot. I also got an answer to a question I asked in an earlier topic, about different types of victories and their effect.

**KiOwA** · 01-15-2005, 02:11

I've got a question: for factions other than the Romans, does the '(number)% penalty to popularity with the people' actually affect the city, or perhaps even the empire as a whole?

**Delwack** · 01-15-2005, 02:22

the tooltips change when you go to other factions, it ones that usuall lead to unpopularity will instead say +x to unrest or -x to law, and affect only the city they are in (if indeed they are in a city).

**KiOwA** · 01-15-2005, 08:06

I've had non-Roman factions get traits that mention bonuses/penalties to popularity with the people, usually it's part of a vice/virtue and not by itself.

**The Stranger** · 01-16-2005, 19:29

well idid have loads of good gouvernors because you just give him allot of good ancilleries and he will easy be a five and then mostly grow towards ten
i had an medium empire with 17 provinces with all decent gouvernors