public order

[desert]

I heard that they dislike slavery and war as well.

Even if that option is assumed to be absolute massacre and every single person in the region drops dead, I doubt that the capital of the faction responsible will suddenly experience riots because of it.

Your argument is baseless. This is not the Enlightenment, this is Antiquity.

[johnhughthom]

And what makes you think the average person in the street would hear about it? Even if they did thay had more important things to worry about.

[a completely inoffensive name]

Your argument is baseless. This is not the Enlightenment, this is Antiquity.

My argument may be baseless but your attitude is poor.

[desert]

I didn't think I was being overly harsh or aggressive.

My apologies, for whatever they are worth to you. Civility is always important.

[a completely inoffensive name]

No problem, I understand your point that most people would not have heard of what the army is doing and would not have cared, but what about the KH and Athens in particular with its Democracy?

[desert]

Democracy doesn't really have that much to do with it, at least directly, but yes, Athenians, Thebans, and all the rest would have been offended deeply if, say, the KH FL sacked Delphi or razed Corinth to the ground just because there were Maks occupying it.

So maybe you can make the case that enslaving/exterminating people in your homeland regions will make your homelanders unhappy. Although I think there are already some traits related to that. And it would have to be relative. Steppe people usually won't give a crap if you destroy some foreign tribe, and the Casse won't shy away from killing their fellow Britons, etc.

[a completely inoffensive name]

Idk about the traits, I played as KH and took Delphi, exterminated it and destroyed the Oracle and nothing happened except the loss of bonuses the Oracle gave.

[desert]

I remember there was a trait called "Kills Own People" or something to that effect.

Calling for bovi, MAA, or Aemilius Paulus...