Polybian Reforms??

**Admetos** · 11-30-2007, 21:55

Ah, that'll probably be the problem then...

The script gives you access to pretty much all of EB, and without it you're basically playing a better looking version of vanilla with more units. To activate the script, just click on a city every time you load a game and click the "show me how" button. Although, I think it's pretty hard to ignore the advisor until 150 BC...

**Blitz5927** · 11-30-2007, 22:00

Ah, so every time I load a saved game I click the "how me how" button on any city i control? That explains why I'm in 150 BC and my Principes are still fighting with spears...

**Pharnakes** · 11-30-2007, 22:02

You'll need to start a new campign, I'm afraid. EB without the script isn't EB, its just vannila with more provinces and units.

**Redmeth** · 11-30-2007, 22:03

Plus the script gives you 4 turns per year that explains how you got to 150 so fast...

**Blitz5927** · 11-30-2007, 22:42

Ah well. I let Macedonia get way too powerful anyways, they conquered up to the Baltic. Ignore Carthage, she bites you in the bum. Ignore Greece, and one of those three Hellenic factions will become all powerful.

New Campaign it is then. Thanks for the help.

**Tarkus** · 12-01-2007, 00:08

(Sorry for picking on you, Blitz, as the latest case study here...nothing personal...but...)

Good Lord...How much more can the Dev Team work to make the script activation process obvious to the user??!!??!!

There's a research topic on human cognitive behavior here, waiting to be explored...

**Senatus Populusque Romanus** · 12-01-2007, 01:47

With the script on, it take SO LONG TIME to get the reforms..I might faint even before seeing the polybian reform

**Palasta** · 12-01-2007, 14:01

Originally Posted by Tarkus

Good Lord...How much more can the Dev Team work to make the script activation process obvious to the user??!!??!!

Well, write it big 'n fat in the download and install section? So essential, of major importance, it should be written in illuminated blinking letters.

And it ain't that obvious if you are used to ignore the adviser in RTW and never encountered that sort of scriptactivation in another game or mod. Tell me, is there any other game or mod you have to activate scripting in a way like this? The casual gamer and non-computer-crack is simply not accustumed to, and you should know by yourself, not everyone reads the FAQ and readmes.