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    Default Re: Suggestion: make generals harder to develop?

    I think that the problem is rather that there is FAR TOO MUCH traits and ancillaries, which make any general stuffed with stat svery quickly. It's not that a particular line of V'n'V is too fast to complete, but rather that each general has a lot of these line at the same time.
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    If you have a problem with the ease of obtaining stars, try RTR 5.3, it significantly reduces the rate at which command is gained.
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    Best solution: fix the battlefield AI. Fewer lopsided victories against AI armies equals fewer stars.
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