Effect of Rome capture on Roman factions

[The_Emperor]

Man taking Rome as the Greeks is a popular move... I did it as well, and the Julii went crazy after my blood.

But given I had been comming under constant Roman attack ever since the start of the game when I stubbonly refused to yeild Syracuse, I didn't see any change in their behavior.

At any rate as soon as I invaded Southern Italy though the Julii went from being a weak Roman power to THE major power in a few turns.

Still I'll show them whose boss... My Spartans look better in RED!!

[hoom]

Yeh, I got that in my Carthage campaign.
Killed off Scipii, booted Brutii off Italy & conquored Rome with only piddly little Julii armies around the northern border & then suddenly there's three full stacks of Julii surrounding my main army

[Zorn]

I captured rome very soon (shamelessly exployting AIweakness). Now I am sitting in rome (the only city I have near or far, I play egypt) and scipii and julii have gone crazy. I am besieged constantly. Once in 10 turns I get to retrain my garrison.
It`s great.

[HarunTaiwan]

Playing Germania, I had taken out the Julli and was at war with SPQR.

They bribed some of my home cities. Then I took Rome.

I kept getting their diplomat offering a ceasefire for the retun of Rome.

Mr reply:

Uhhhh, you can keep Vicus Marcomanni, dude.

The Brutti fought hard, but then they ended up bribing my cities as well...though I then owned theirs.

Interestingly, the Scippi are very, very quiet after I took Capua.