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    Default Immobile family members??

    I've noticed that when you bribe a rebel family member, he automatically gets the 100% immobile trait, even when he's not in a city!

    So you basically get a family member that'll be just standing on the same spot on the map until he dies

    Is this a bug or intentional? Thanks!

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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    rebel garrisons will leave the city is there are more than 3 units (i think) , so they just put a family member in there and make him immobile so you can't steal cities.

    also it's probably a little cheap bribing AI generals. if you notice most of them have a good number of command stars. I think they let them cheat
    Last edited by mike^_^; 01-02-2006 at 20:24.

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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    Quote Originally Posted by mike^_^
    rebel garrisons will leave the city is there are more than 3 units (i think) , so they just put a family member in there and make him immobile so you can't steal cities.
    Well I'd understand the reasoning behind it if it only happened when you bribed a rebel city but when you bribe a rebel general who's out in the field, he gets the immobile trait too.

    I'm not sure if the same thing aplies to other AI factions family member as I haven't tried bribing them yet.

    Anyone know if this happenes too when you bribe a non rebel AI family member?
    Last edited by GMT; 01-02-2006 at 20:27.

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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    Quote Originally Posted by GMT
    Anyone know if this happenes too when you bribe a non rebel AI family member?
    I've bribed a rebel family member and have not got any immobile trait. In fact, he currently leads my armies.
    Oh, and also the Roman and Seleucid flags seem to be switched.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeroFromVero
    I've bribed a rebel family member and have not got any immobile trait. In fact, he currently leads my armies.

    Weird, it happened to me twice. After that I quit trying to bribe them


    Maybe they already had the immobile trait before I bribed them? I'll check it out.

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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    It would have been a hidden trait. We probably have some Eleutheroi generals who are supposed to be inside cities that are not there. If you have a screenshot or can give the location where this occurred, we can take care of it. The trait he got probably looked like this:

    Client Ruler
    This man is the chief magistrate and ruler of this region, coerced to serve as your surrogate. While little more than a puppet ruler, his presence is required in the city at all times to maintain both civic order and a facade of independence.

    -100% Movement, +1 Law, +1 Command when defending.




    Can you confirm?

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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    Quote Originally Posted by Malrubius
    It would have been a hidden trait. We probably have some Eleutheroi generals who are supposed to be inside cities that are not there. If you have a screenshot or can give the location where this occurred, we can take care of it. The trait he got probably looked like this:

    Client Ruler
    This man is the chief magistrate and ruler of this region, coerced to serve as your surrogate. While little more than a puppet ruler, his presence is required in the city at all times to maintain both civic order and a facade of independence.

    -100% Movement, +1 Law, +1 Command when defending.




    Can you confirm?
    Yeah that's the trait, it happened near the Garama settlement.

    He only got the trait after I bribed him though. I used my spy to check it this time.

    Also, I believe he was inside the settlement but then he went for a walk so I don't think that'd be possible if he already had that trait?

    Here are some screenshots.






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    Default Re: Immobile family members??

    The Client Ruler is supposed to only take place inside a city. Hmmm.



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