EB Preview : Hayasdan Reforms

[Foot]

A few previews back I saw that Hayasdan was getting it's own Hoplite unit are they still in the game, and those persians look awsome.

The Hayasdan hoplite was the hayasdan skin for the iranian hoplite.

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[Andronikos]

Does the reform lead you to attack the heart of Seleucid empire?

[Foot]

Does the reform lead you to attack the heart of Seleucid empire?

I don't understand? Do you mean "make"? No, you don't have to fulfill any part of this reform, so it doesn't make you attack anyone. However to start the Orontid Empire Reform you need to take the Seleukid cities in Mesopotamia and Iran. There is a map.

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[Andronikos]

Thanks, that is what I was talking about, if I want reforms I have to attack.

[The Persian Cataphract]

Thanks, that is what I was talking about, if I want reforms I have to attack.

Well, out of a strictly technical viewpoint, no you don't "have to attack", though it is advised since you'll rarely if ever see a mass revolt of the concerned provinces. If someone else conquers those provinces, well, you'll have to duke it out with them if you want the reforms... Or...

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...You can exploit diplomacy to get whatever you want in combination with certain cheats. I'm not going to say anything more but in theory you can recreate the Achaemenid world order through diplomacy within 5 turns provided that you've got enough money. But that is not how the mod is meant to be played, so to your peculiar question, yes you will need to make use of military means to achieve these goals; Clearly you have to assume an aggressive and bold stance. If that means tackling the Gray Death, then so be it, but if say Baktria or in rare circumstances Pahlava carve great chunks of all that land, you also have to defeat them in battle if you wish to acquire the concerned provinces.

[Tellos Athenaios]

Also, the game might just start acting weird if you try the "diplomacy" a la TPC... In other words, your PC might not enjoy it as much as you do.

[Servilius Novus]

This looks way too complicated for me, could someone please explain how to do these reforms in brief?

I guess I can pull out the Pan-Caucasian Reforms but the Persian reforms seem too difficult