Setting reforms to your preference

[Gothic]

I couldn't find the delete button, so please ignore this post.

[QuintusSertorius]

Given I like to play historically, I might change it entirely to simply happen at some point after 110BC.

[Red_Russian13]

I don't mind waiting for a super-ambitious dude to come along and usurp power, because I very much so want an Emperor.

However, I do not want to wait for all the other requirements. I have changed the script to look like this:

declare_counter Romani
declare_counter AugustanReformatorCounter

monitor_event SettlementTurnStart BuildingExists = gov2
and FactionType seleucid
and I_CompareCounter Romanii_Reform = 2

inc_counter Romani 1

end_monitor

monitor_event FactionTurnEnd FactionType seleucid
and I_CompareCounter Romani > 10
and I_TurnNumber > 100
and I_NumberOfSettlements seleucid > 24
;and BattlesFought > 50
and I_CompareCounter Romanii_Reform = 2
and I_CompareCounter AugustanReformatorCounter = 1

set_counter Romanii_Reform 3
set_counter AugustanReformsAdvisor 1

end_monitor

monitor_event CharacterTurnStart Trait Augustus > 1

set_counter AugustanReformatorCounter 1

end_monitor

monitor_event FactionTurnEnd FactionType seleucid
set_counter Romani 0
end_monitor

My question for those more knowledgeable than I: Have I done it right; will I get these reforms as soon as I get a man who seizes power? I am in the Marian age already - I modded my game to do Marian early, but forgot to set the Polybian counter to zero, so it didn't happen. Anyway, just need to know if I did it correctly. The game runs with these changes. But the 45 settlements with type2 gov throws me.

[I'm wanting these early and with an Emperor because I played what seemed like a million turns (to 165 BCE) before my 1.0 Romani campaign became unstable. I just want an Emperor soon now.]

Thanks in advance.

[Dhampir]

I think you have to ; out the reformator condition.

I think. Don't quote me on it.

[Red_Russian13]

I think you have to ; out the reformator condition.

I think. Don't quote me on it.

I'm not really sure what that means or how to do it. I've been guessing so far on this bit.

[Dhampir]

I'm not really sure what that means or how to do it. I've been guessing so far on this bit.

The items with a semi-colon are ignored by the game.

[QuintusSertorius]

Is it possible to add an unconditional date trigger to the Marian reforms (at, say 90BC)?

[Red_Russian13]

The items with a semi-colon are ignored by the game.

Won't this give me the reforms without an Emperor? I sorta want one of those.

Edit: If it will give me an Emperor (when he comes along), where do I put the semi-colon?