Haha, I forgot that you could do that. I could probably bribe a good portion of his force.Originally Posted by gardibolt
Haha, I forgot that you could do that. I could probably bribe a good portion of his force.Originally Posted by gardibolt
Bribing made unpatched vanilla RTW soooo easy....won the civil war with Senate and Scipii without breaking a sweat...they where losing armies and cities before they could scream "Corruption!"
For God, King and Country!
At higher campaign difficulties, its hard to make a dent in the AI's finances, maybe even pointless since I keep hearing about 20 full stacks coming out of the blue at VH.
I prefer not to bribe at all and do not take advantage of the many hacky tricks and play at lower difficulty settings where hurting the AIs economy works.
Yep the AI cheats.Originally Posted by orangat
Last campaign with the Juli's (vh/h), I had the Brits crushed to two small towns.
Sieging one and sabotaging the other with my assasins.
They had 1 governor and 2 warbands stationed there.
every turn I destroyed everything from trade to military buildings.
Then a couple of turns later they had gained 2 chariot units!![]()
Last edited by Upxl; 02-25-2006 at 16:20.
I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.
I think the same might have happened on my campaign, and it's on e/e.
All of the Brutii's cities were under siege, except for 2. I had my assassins destroy the barracks in both, yet they still somehow managed to recruit 2 legionary cohorts.
If anyone's interested, I have since destroyed the Brutii army (on the end of one turn, he sent 3 full stacks to attack my army, all were destroyed). I bribed the remenents of his forces and am now taking his cities. At present, I have about half, and all the others are under siege.
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