Spies

[MerLock]

After reading all that, I believe the problem is either with the governor or squalors. This is because the populace of the cities were once really really good, even at a high tax rate but over time they have decreased to the point where even at a low tax rate they are on the brink of revolt. So I'm guessing that the number of squalors have increased with an increas in population and/or the governor has picked up so bad traits over the years. I'll check it out once I get home.

But I'm still interested in knowing how to to improve the chance that an enemy spy can be detected.

Thanks guys!

[Oaty]

And to answer your million dollar question..... I charge 5 dollars an answer, until then hust keep wondering.


The comp does use spies but if it is in most of your cities I highly doubt it is spies causing this. To catch a spy put your own spy in the suspicious settlement. On the norm it will take up to 5 turns to find the spy but there is a chance the spy never get's found. Most cities with a permanent unrest have a low population, Jerusalum is one of the few high populace cities.

First of all when you first own a province it takes 6 turns to reduce the unrest penalty

To see if it is likely a spy causing this, check the current unrest then move your governor out. If the unrest dissapears, it's your governor not a spy. Now since you have unrest in your capital you can never lose your capital to a rebellion or a bribe. But rebellions can damage buildings reducing happiness and need to be repaired to be functional. Also it was stated by a dev that poor economical conditions can cause unrest but from my observations it is not working.............. anyone mention this to the devs so it can get in this next patch ........ umm why are all these people at the org looking at me in a strange way I'm out of here

Anyways I'd be glad to take a look at your game if you do'nt mind you can e-mail just PM me if your interested