imperial reforms

**The Briton** · 12-01-2007, 21:49

i havent played the romans yet (greece ftw!) and im gonan try the romans, but the req for imperial reforms looks intimidating. Are they hard to get?

**MarcusAureliusAntoninus** · 12-01-2007, 21:54

Yes. But the Imperial Reforms were designed to not be inevitable.

**The Briton** · 12-01-2007, 22:00

do u have 2 devout a general to get it or does it usually just happen naturally?

**Pharnakes** · 12-01-2007, 22:07

devout?

how do you devout someone?

do you mean devote?

In which case, training someone up helps, I belive, but I've never even had the polybians, so I wouldn't know.

For some reason when I play the Romanoi, I always stop 245bc. Dunno why, I always think:this time I''ll get the polybians, but no, 245 and I loose interest. Happened three times so far. Very strange.

**sanitarium** · 12-01-2007, 23:08

Originally Posted by Pharnakes

For some reason when I play the Romanoi, I always stop 245bc. Dunno why, I always think:this time I''ll get the polybians, but no, 245 and I loose interest. Happened three times so far. Very strange.

I get too impatient to wait for them (190 BC is the furthest I've gotten in a campaign), so I changed the requirements for the Roman reforms. For each reform I removed the turn number check and just made each one trigger after I held a specific number of settlements. (15 for Polybian, 35 for Marian, and 70 for Augustan)