Traits and Recruitment

[BozosLiveHere]

Yes. Check Byg's Grim Reality for Stainless Steel for an example. We probably won't use it though, as the code demands a lot of monitors (as in, thousands) in the script and that can severely slow down turn times.

[TWFanatic]

We probably won't use it though, as the code demands a lot of monitors (as in, thousands) in the script and that can severely slow down turn times.

And we can't have that can we!

[Foot]

And we can't have that can we!

We do try to keep the balance of the script down and weigh the benefits of a given script against the lag it will apply in game.

Foot

[TWFanatic]

Will there be far less script in M2TW then?

[Foot]

Thats impossible to say that this moment in time. But as always we balance lag against benefits to gameplay.

Foot

[lobf]

About this Quintus Sertorius, don't believe everything you read. Much of it is recent revisionist BS, based on some anti-something or another (which I'll not go into), with no historical basis. Please read both Sertorius and Pompey, in lives by Plutarch. He was not a heroic characters.

I was more interested in the idea of particularly influential or charismatic men having special recruitment options, but I appreciate the heads up. Would you (or anyone) PM me about what this revisionism is about?

Yes. Check Byg's Grim Reality for Stainless Steel for an example. We probably won't use it though, as the code demands a lot of monitors (as in, thousands) in the script and that can severely slow down turn times.

I played M2 a few times and was not impressed enough to shell out the cash for it until some good realism mods came out, so I don't know much about the game or it's current projects. It's too bad to hear that this idea is so resource-heavy. I just always figure it can't hurt to put out whatever ideas I have for EB2. Who knows what you've considered or not?