Is there something that causes a family member to aquire this trait? And is it a very bad trait to get?
Nota Censoria
Is there something that causes a family member to aquire this trait? And is it a very bad trait to get?
Only a few seek liberty; the majority seek nothing more than fair masters - Sallust
A lie told often enough becomes truth - Vladimir Lenin
Re: Nota Censoria
Yes, as with all traits something is causing them. In this case it's certain other extravagant traits he has got that causes the censor to penalize him.
It should reduce influence somewhat (not all that bad), but it's bugged so it actually gives a bonus to influence. Fixed in the next release.
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Re: Nota Censoria
So it will hinder him getting elected to senior magistries? I have about 3 FMs with this trait, but I'm not sure why they've got it and not some others who probably deserve it more, like extremely rich adulterers who have sold thousands into slavery and have no regard for laws.
Only a few seek liberty; the majority seek nothing more than fair masters - Sallust
A lie told often enough becomes truth - Vladimir Lenin
Re: Nota Censoria
It involves random chance; whether the guy catches the eye of the censor or not.
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I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image. - Stephen Hawking
Re: Nota Censoria
My Marius-equivalent was a great man. A fine example of Roman virtus and masculinity. Unfortunately, he spawned three total tossers who were cowards, nancy-boys, corrupt or all three. Almost as soon as he made censor he gave them each a censor's note. I liked that
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