In this, the recruitment viewer can be a little tricky. After poking around at it a bit, I've concluded thus: Using the "View Province Details" function, check "Detailed Info" in the Province Details box. Your list of units should now be accompanied by two more columns, "Complex" and "Level". What I have surmised so far as been that all units with a listed complex number below 20 (usually single-digit, but sometimes in the tweens/teens) are recruited at Factional MICs (having several such complex types generally denotes differences caused by reform upgrades); all units whose complex is listed in the 20s are units recruited at
Regional MICs. The "Level" column, naturally, tells you which level of the relevant MIC you need. This usually ranges from 1-5, but some factions (such as the Romani) have numbers between 11-15 as well, denoting, again, reform-based upgrades. You'll notice, for example, that while Camillan units have complex levels such as "2", the Polybian counterparts have "12". This still means a Level 2 complex, but one that has been upgraded for Polybian reform use.
Hope that clears things up.
Cheers.
Re: Getting Heavy samnites
Originally Posted by Landwalker
In this, the recruitment viewer can be a little tricky. After poking around at it a bit, I've concluded thus: Using the "View Province Details" function, check "Detailed Info" in the Province Details box. Your list of units should now be accompanied by two more columns, "Complex" and "Level". What I have surmised so far as been that all units with a listed complex number below 20 (usually single-digit, but sometimes in the tweens/teens) are recruited at Factional MICs (having several such complex types generally denotes differences caused by reform upgrades); all units whose complex is listed in the 20s are units recruited at Regional MICs. The "Level" column, naturally, tells you which level of the relevant MIC you need. This usually ranges from 1-5, but some factions (such as the Romani) have numbers between 11-15 as well, denoting, again, reform-based upgrades. You'll notice, for example, that while Camillan units have complex levels such as "2", the Polybian counterparts have "12". This still means a Level 2 complex, but one that has been upgraded for Polybian reform use.
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