Europa Barbarorum FAQ

[Macilrille]

That was my initial thought as well. No they are not there :-(

I used the console to create some and paid for them by giving my allies the Mnai they would have cost (approximated).

[Fluvius Camillus]

That was my initial thought as well. No they are not there :-(

I used the console to create some and paid for them by giving my allies the Mnai they would have cost (approximated).

Did you activate the script?

[Macilrille]

Come on Fluvius, you know I am an old hand at EB ;-)

[athanaric]

It may be that you have to wait a few turns, perhaps more than one game year. In the meantime, you can rejoice at this wonderful sight:

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Something tells me this is just the unit you want

[Macilrille]

It is now 180 BC and still no reform, I suspect it will not happen, so I still use the console to create them, then pay for them by giving allies or neutrals money.

And no it is not that one, it is the German Bodyguard infantry and heavy cavalry. The infantry I already had a few of almost from start for many of the Eleutherui that pops up contain a few of them. If your economy is in order, you can bribe them and thus gain those leet units before their time.


Edited to add there are pics in my albums.

[Fluvius Camillus]

Hello! I have read through this thread for more explanation about the Seleukid Kataphraktoi reform, however some final things are not clear.

What is a large army? Do I have to think in unit number or unit groups? Does the composition matter anything?

Thanks in advance!

~Fluvius

[anubis88]

I'm not sure what a large army is, but i think i read it's more then 10 unit slots. I can also tell you that your enemy doesn't need to have cataphracts, since the sript can't recognise them, they only need to have a few units of cavalry.

I always got the reforms naturally, just by fighting the battles that happeneded by themselves, so it's not really complicated to get them