I'm fine with having epithets like "the brave" or "the fat," but at the very least we want any rather generic epithets like "the great" to be faction specific, Magnus or Megos or whatever for the factions whose languages I dont know at all.
I'm fine with having epithets like "the brave" or "the fat," but at the very least we want any rather generic epithets like "the great" to be faction specific, Magnus or Megos or whatever for the factions whose languages I dont know at all.
History is for the future not the past. The dead don't read.
Operam et vitam do Europae Barbarorum.
History does not repeat itself. The historians repeat one another. - Max Beerbohm
Heh, once a leader decides to live in a shoe and hoot at the moon, he's gonna get a nickname whether he likes it or not, no matter what he's achieved in the past. ;) ALthough a huge number of my Carthie generals are "the morbid" and are incredibly depressed. I wonder if it's genetic or if I'm accidentally torturing them.
I just deleted almost all the epithets out of both files. That's easier than trying to come up with all the triggers you'd need to prevent epithets from wiping out another, due to limit on number of conditions in a single trigger, etc. (It would require hidden traits flagging whether a general has an epithet or not, a lot of hassle when we have faction-specific ones). So, enjoy "The Fat" and "The Morbid" while you can, they'll be gone in the patch.![]()
I don't think harem's were considered 'lewd' back then.
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