we should be able to name the kids the moment they are born, at least the sons, sick and tired of these random kids names.

Another thing i find is that, while it is relatively easier to get good generals. I once trained a guy who is completely worthless, fought a few battles, and he made it to 7 star level. But it is far more challenging to get good governors. I tried things like libraries, academies, etc. But those wise retinues he got, only served to make up for all the vices that decrease management, i think he is still net negative, and he already has 8 retinues, among them librarian, mathematician, philosopher, who all give management. My point is, i guess, you can control armies, and the battlefield, essentially, you can control the development of your generals. But governors are pretty much a crap shoot, you send a guy to one of the best and most developed cities, with so much infrastructure, and he keeps getting vices and vices, what the heck! I think so far I have only seen 4 good governors in my experience with 3 roman factions, on vh vh. They are, the guy scipii start with, I think Cornelius Scipio, Flavius Julius (the guy Julii start with), one son of Flavius Julius ( he started out in the city as governor of Arrentium. He eventially had 10 management stars, or maybe even more) and finally Vibius Brutus (start with 6 in management) I have never seen any better governors, and they really don't even come close. In my opinion, unless you start with a good guy, he is not going to be trained to be a good governor.