Who controls Rome? Are you playing short campaign or full campaign?
Re: Faction leader death problem
Who controls Rome? Are you playing short campaign or full campaign?
Re: Faction leader death problem
The Senate controls Rome. Playing the full campaign.
Cry "Havoc," and let slip the dogs of war!
Re: Faction leader death problem
Was in your faction heir in the same army as your leader, because if they are both killed in battle then surely there is no one in line t be the leader? Could this be it?
Originally Posted by Slug For A Butt
Hmm... if the AI was programmed to emulate the most stupid Generals in history, that would explain a lot.
"Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say "Ni" at will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land! Nothing is sacred. Even those who arrange and design shrubberies are under considerable economic stress at this point in time."
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Fate, in my Cartaginian campaign Carthage was sieged and i lost my faction leader and my heir in the same battle, and that doesnt make me lost the campaign
Names, secret names
But never in my favour
But when all is said and done
It's you I love
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Yeah, that doesn't affect it, once my faction leader and heir died of natural causes on the same turn and it forced me to use the faction leader's new 16 year old son as my faction leader. At first I hated him, but he ended up being one of my best generals ever.
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I hear your pain.
TosaInu shall never be forgotten.
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