Re: Arverni troops
Oh, and may I remind you that it is absolutely vital not to forget about activating the script every single turn? If you forget to activate the script in say 10 occasions out of the 208, then... well, 220 BC won't be your reform date anymore, because the script doesn't work by date, but by turn number. A very likely explanation for lot's of "the reforms keep refusing to happen" situations.
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Re: Arverni troops
If Gaeroas Spear , Celtic archers, Sotaroas need reform to by recruit, they need to by remove form the starting army of Arveni and Aedui.
Re: Arverni troops
Personally, I swapped the Botroas for Bataroas and Gaeroas for Lugoae in the Gallic starting armies (I figure the result's about even, as the Bataroas are tougher and the Lugoae weenier). Never could quite get my head around the way Transalpine armies seemed to be filled with troops only available in Cisalpia, and the total inability to retrain was annoying...
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