Question; crusaders_unitprod11.txt

[Weebeast]

Can somebody tell me what are the values in column 11, "Rebelling troop mixes this unit can belong to?"

This is from Highlandclansman line:

"CATH_BANDITS(10), CATH_LOYALISTS(15), CATH_PEASANTS(5), CATH_REBELS(15), PAG_REBELS(2), PAG_PEASANTS(2), PAG_BANDITS(1), PAG_ZEALOTS(2)"

If I changed the "10" in "CATH_BANDITS" would there be more rebels or what?

This is from Knightstemplar line:

"CATH_HERETICS(2), CATH_REBELS(2), CATH_ZEALOTS(2), CRUSADE(-10), MUS_REBELS(1)"

What does the "-10" mean in "Crusade"?

Thanks in advance. This is MTW v1.1, no expansion.

[Kekvit Irae]

Supposedly, the higher the number, the more chance that unit will appear (and in greater numbers) in that event. If you notice from the ReligousFanatics line, Crusade is at 20, which means you will get a whole lot more of them in a Crusade than Order Foot Soldiers (-15).

As for the events themselves, they are pretty self explanitory. Crusades and Jihads are just that, Cath_Loyalists is what happens when you invade a Catholic province then immidiately move out and let it go rebel back to its former owner. The various Rebels is what happens when your loyalty rating in the province drops to a certain amount and the province rebels and a stack of rebel troops appear. Honestly, I dont know what Bandits and Peasants mean, as I havent tested it.

Obviously, a unit can only appear in a rebellion in a province they can normally be built in (IE: Highlanders in Scotland)

[Weebeast]

Honestly, I dont know what Bandits and Peasants mean, as I havent tested it.

The bandit one is a 'take-over' that occurs due to lack of garrison in your own province. The peasants one happens due to high tax. You knew that but you just didn't realise it.

Thanks for the help. I recently just gave Papacy, Sicilian, Poland and Denmark the access to chapter house and they use it really well. The thing is the crusaders still aren't as good as or well guarded by teutons or templars. They just get massacred by Saracens in Nicaea just like the actual first crusade but of course I don't want that to happen throughout the campaign. In real life they had more than just 200 "foot orders" or knights during the official First Crusade.