some said it was'nt possible....

**Grey_Fox** · 05-15-2007, 22:51

I had a plague in Bononia (or whatever it's called) and it had no contact whatsoever with any troops, friendly or enemy, and to the best of my knowledge with no spies. Until I put a spy in and took it into Aedui lands. I also noticed it in Masselia, which was being besieged by the Aedui.

**LordCurlyton** · 05-16-2007, 03:34

I too have gotten plagues in EB, but they rarely happen more than once to a city and I've NEVER had more than 5 per campaign in my lands. I know the AI can sometimes get more.

**Conqueror** · 05-16-2007, 13:06

I have the plague in Zadrakata and it seems to go on for years

**Sarcasm** · 05-16-2007, 17:35

Sounds like you have a spy in your town.

**zentwo** · 05-16-2007, 20:54

Hey, unrelated i know, but you are at 233 b.c. and still have camillian units, for some reason I really love the spear principes...is this just leftovers or what?
Cheers

**Grey_Fox** · 05-16-2007, 21:20

I'm at that date and "still" have them...

**Spoofa** · 05-17-2007, 00:05

Originally Posted by zentwo

Hey, unrelated i know, but you are at 233 b.c. and still have camillian units, for some reason I really love the spear principes...is this just leftovers or what?
Cheers

They are leftover from polybian reforms i had Earlier, i just decided to leave them there instead of waste money replacing them

**Martinus X** · 05-17-2007, 04:12

Yes, I do the same. In some provinces where no attack is likely, any garrison will do. Plus, it looks nice in some instances. Nostalgic, like.

However, during Marian times i tend to replace them with vigiles, because of their jigh manpower and low upkeep (240 on huge scale, I think higher unit strenght prevents rebellion better, i.e. one 240 men vigiles polices better than two 100 men cavalry units or am I wrong?)