cities with permanent unrest penalty?

**vastator** · 04-11-2005, 19:31

According to a list I saw, the towns with a 15% unrest penalty are:

Bordesholm, Domus Dulcis Domus, Vicus Gothi, Batavodorum, Damme, Vicus Marcomanni, Tanais, Mogontiacum, Segestica, Tylis, Asturica, Salona, Numantia, Osca, Scallabis, Carthago Nova, Corduba, Palma, Croton, Dumatha, Bostra, Dimmidi, Petra and Nepte.

Those with a 30% penalty are:

Themiskyra, Deva, Londinium, Tarsus and Jerusalem.

This doesn't apply to the faction originally owning it. IMHO this is wrong in the case of Jerusalem, which was ALWAYS rebelling against foreign oppressors.

I suspect it's intended to make life harder for the Roman factions, as most of these places will already have considerable cultural/distance to capital penalties.

**therother** · 04-11-2005, 22:40

That list looks familiar!

Originally Posted by vastator

This doesn't apply to the faction originally owning it. IMHO this is wrong in the case of Jerusalem, which was ALWAYS rebelling against foreign oppressors.

I'm not sure this is accurate. If you look in descr_rebel_factions.txt you'll find this for the Judaeans, the rebel faction assigned to Jerusalem:

Code:

rebel_type 			Judaeans	//parthia
category			peasant_revolt 
chance				6					
description			Judaeans
unit				east archer
unit				rebel judaean zealots
unit				rebel judaean zealots
unit				eastern rebel general

So if you play as Parthia, you shouldn't get any permanent resistance.

**sunsmountain** · 04-11-2005, 22:48

This doesn't apply to the faction originally owning it. IMHO this is wrong in the case of Jerusalem, which was ALWAYS rebelling against foreign oppressors.

Not to be antisemitic in any way, but the Jews have had a tendency throughout history to, what shall i say, 'separate' themselves from others. Selective breeding and the old unwillingness to share knowledge in general make the present conflict unsurprising, and perhaps, unsolvable.
Recent Jewish voices for sharing are being heard, however, so there is basis for hope. Let us first see Goodwill.

**Simetrical** · 04-12-2005, 04:08

Let's not make any references to modern politics here, please. Suffice it to say that the Jews in Roman times were immensely rebellious, and Jerusalem well deserves the 30% base unrest penalty.

-Simetrical