Marius reforms?

**Productivity** · 04-23-2005, 14:57

There is a time point that you have to hit as well, plus a random error component.

**CrackedAxe** · 04-23-2005, 15:57

Well, at the moment I'm putting together huge armies of upgraded Preatorian Cohorts, if I don't get the reforms soon there really isn't going to be much point.

**Beefy** · 04-23-2005, 16:39

You need an Imperial Palace in 1 city on the Italian Mainland
The date needs to be after 220bc
A random trigger must occur

My MR didnt occur until 192bc

**lars573** · 04-23-2005, 17:30

Originally Posted by Beefy

You need an Imperial Palace in 1 city on the Italian Mainland
The date needs to be after 220bc
A random trigger must occur

My MR didnt occur until 192bc

No, that's wrong. You need a certain level of development on ALL The Roman factions starting cities in Italy. Plus it being 220 BC or later.

**Cheater** · 04-23-2005, 18:10

I think that building an Imperial palace does trigger the event, but in real life, the MR didn't happen until 108 BC... so in order to be true to the timeline

**Craterus** · 04-23-2005, 18:28

But you can't imagine a campaign going on that long so it can't really be true to history..

**The Stranger** · 04-23-2005, 19:18

well tihs is how it is

1. the date is 220 BC or later
2. after that date build a imperial palace
3. if the building is done you get the marian reforms

cause i had imperial palace even before 220 and when i hit 220 nothing happened so i had to wait another 25 years before a new city hit the limit for the upgrade. damn i was pissed