EB script

[The Stranger]

too bad :S it would make a few campaigns alot more interesting.

same thing with the Celtiberian alliance :P Its nice that a rebel army pops up to help me but its not of much help if it doesnt come to assist -_-

Perhaps in that case, is there a way to make the army come into existance under lusotannan rule with a allied-general trait and perhaps 0 upkeep but unretrainable units?

im going to work on that!

[Ludens]

Perhaps in that case, is there a way to make the army come into existance under lusotannan rule with a allied-general trait and perhaps 0 upkeep but unretrainable units?

Creating a Lusitanian army with an allied general should be possible. 0 upkeep and unretrainable units is going to be more work, because you'll have to create separate entries for these units in the EDU file, which in turn means they cannot use the models of existing units.

[The Stranger]

to get 0 upkeep i cannot just make a different slot in the descr_unit.txt?

[Brave Brave Sir Robin]

There is a maximum number of unit slots in R:TW which EB has reached. I think if you removed the Irish and Spanish unrecruitables, the foot tanks and the ordmalica, you would free up two slots and removing the Ordmalica would net you anther slot and perhaps space for a new model if there is a limit on those. However, this would be a lot of work and you couldn't simply create new units that share models, as only two units can iirc.

[The Stranger]

hmm... perhaps a money script linked to the army upkeep. And since they are celts, i just put celtic units in their army so the lusos cant retrain. That would solve all 3 problems, just dunno if its possible to make such a money script?

[Moros]

Note that the movement of these rebel unit stack are also depending on campaign difficulty. They are more likely to attack you on VH then on H or M. Which is one of the reasons why VH is the recommended difficulty for the campaign map.

It is possible to make a money script, but it depends on the conditions you want if it will actually be possible or how difficult it would be. You could also look at their costs, count them up and use the cheatcode (add_money or what was it again?) to give you that number each turn. Perhaps it isn't as pretty, looks more like cheating (though one would call it role playing), but it is much more easy.

[The Stranger]

ye but i thought this script also came into action when the player wasnt lusotannan