Not sure, tbh. But I remember that sometimes I do fail in bribing a rebel stack, and it says someting about my diplomat being unable to bribe the guy because his loyalty was too high. VnV's involved? Dice roll?
Re: A little tip for the English
Not sure, tbh. But I remember that sometimes I do fail in bribing a rebel stack, and it says someting about my diplomat being unable to bribe the guy because his loyalty was too high. VnV's involved? Dice roll?
Re: A little tip for the English
Rebel generals do have a loyalty rating. However, as a general rule, it will almost always be zero. Generally, the only rebels with loyalty ratings are those who are governors of certain provinces- for example, if Constantinople is lost to rebellion, the game will still assign the governor title to one of the rebels, thus giving the +4 loyalty the title bestows.
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Re: A little tip for the English
Aye and power of the army. Even rebels can occcationally have loyalty (they got 0 normally), making them quite expensive to bribe.Originally Posted by I of the Storm
Dice roll, but loaded, atlleast by the stars of the emissary and probably the bribing v&v as well. Loyalty seems to only affect the size of the bribe.
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Re: A little tip for the English
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