As I said above, we have not given the matter any detailed thought. We will not attempt to conform to a historical timeline.
As I said above, we have not given the matter any detailed thought. We will not attempt to conform to a historical timeline.
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You could tie this into the Augustian reforms and so something with traits and defecting generals.
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That'd be good but there's an annoying roleplaying element that gets thrown out the window when your general who conquered all of Gaul and you were in love with decides to quit and die horribly due to stupid AI. Maybe if we could script crusades or something so they bee line for Rome.
I'm all for it being incorporated earlier in the game.
Last edited by antisocialmunky; 02-17-2008 at 05:00.
Fighting isn't about winning, it's about depriving your enemy of all options except to lose.
"Hi, Billy Mays Here!" 1958-2009
Well, I'm not completly sure, but didn't julius ceaser do that?Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
Kinda, and then he had to run all over Asia minor trying to kill Pompey.
Fighting isn't about winning, it's about depriving your enemy of all options except to lose.
"Hi, Billy Mays Here!" 1958-2009
How about post-Marian after certain conditions are met (Like a character/family conquers a lot of land and controls a lot of provinces or something) the civil war starts, with the faction basically divided into two halves and you have ton conquer the other half back. It should be faster because the AI gets only 1/2 of the original faction's armed forces instead of it's overwhelming numbers it usually have, so if you can meet those in the field and destroy them, it won't be that hard to retake the empire, since you don't have culture penalty to worry about and the buildings are all built you can retrain and keep going.
And after you win it you get Augustian Reform (restructuring after a civil war)
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