Rtw-BI.exe civil war/outlaw question

[Red Spot]

well for the 3 main factions, the ones with additional hardcoded routines towards each other and the senate, I dont know how to trigger them, but afaik you need the Marian reforms before those kick in, and than A LOT of popular standing with the people ...

Getting them to trigger on an other Roman is rather easy, you need to make sure the Romans are allied (they dont cause outlaws if there wasnt any link between the faction, so an alliance between some Romans is a requirement), than when the alliance is broken ... outlaw the faction that doesnt belong to the "Roman Core" (hardcoded Roman alliance)


So you can have an outlaw-event at turn 1 (not turn 0) but it cant be one of the 3 hardcoded Romans ...


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[TruePraetorian]

Do these "Romans" recieve senate missions?

[TruePraetorian]

Ya know what, thanks for all your troubles! Problem solved!!

Well, not actually solved but you were right, it is RTW with some new features. Looking through the forums made me think it wasn't possible but it is; it's just with the BI.exe it gives smarter AI (it is harder to be outlawed but it still happens). All i did was, for an hour or so, start a campaign and walk around with my diplomat bribing entire regions with my Force Diplomacy script (I'm no cheater I just use it when the AI would rather not exist then submit) until I got around 65 or 70, checked my senate stats until my popularity with the plebs was 2nd from top, then attacked rome with a spawned onager and auto-won it (didn't want to take risk of another CTD later in the game). Senate destroyed, got the win movie too . Also, when I attacked the Senate I was outlawed with NO CTD.

Again, I appreciate your patience on my ignorance .

[Red Spot]

even better, Medieval 2 == Rome ... (you can have a senate and 3 Romans etc etc in M2 just as well as in Rome, at least there is nothing that makes me believe it wouldnt work ...)

Anyway ... you're welcome ;)


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