Europa Barbarorum II FAQ

**A Very Super Market** · 05-01-2009, 00:26

Well, you can choose the person who becomes the heir, when the leader dies.

**DaciaJC** · 05-02-2009, 00:38

I recently read the "Should the Augustan Reform be eliminated" poll-thread, and it seems as if the availability of unit slots is a present problem?

Is there an estimate of how many unit slots EB filled in RTW, and how many are left over? Apparently, M2 doesn't expand on the number of units available.

**Puupertti Ruma** · 05-06-2009, 15:05

Originally Posted by Frontline1944

I recently read the "Should the Augustan Reform be eliminated" poll-thread, and it seems as if the availability of unit slots is a present problem?

Is there an estimate of how many unit slots EB filled in RTW, and how many are left over? Apparently, M2 doesn't expand on the number of units available.

If I recall correctly EBI used either 420 or 480 of the 512 unit slots available. They wanted to save some slots for EBII, but apparently they are re-evaluating every unit going to be included, so this "saving up the spaces" probably didn't matter. Which is ok, if you ask me...

**DaciaJC** · 05-06-2009, 22:33

Originally Posted by Puupertti Ruma

If I recall correctly EBI used either 420 or 480 of the 512 unit slots available. They wanted to save some slots for EBII, but apparently they are re-evaluating every unit going to be included, so this "saving up the spaces" probably didn't matter. Which is ok, if you ask me...

Wow. Strange of CA to offer ten extra faction slots but no more unit slots to match.

**a completely inoffensive name** · 05-11-2009, 23:51

Originally Posted by Frontline1944

Wow. Strange of CA to offer ten extra faction slots but no more unit slots to match.

That's how they roll.

**Majd il-Romani** · 06-28-2009, 06:06

Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

Well, you can choose the person who becomes the heir, when the leader dies.

wait a minute, you can? How?

**A Very Super Market** · 06-28-2009, 07:16

I think it's in the FAQ. An official announcement, at least.

**Puupertti Ruma** · 06-28-2009, 12:10

I think a little clarification is in order.

EB team has stated that it is in some clever way possible to choose which character becomes the next heir to the throne. Most probably this is by boosting his influence or some other trait which directly specifies the next heir. It is still impossible to change the heir.

So, if you have a leader Alexander, and his heir is Polymachos, you can't change the heir to be Aristoteles instead of Polymachos. The hardcoding makes it so Polymachos will be the next leader when Alexander dies, unless he dies before of course. But you can, with modding, specify that Aristoteles will be the next heir when Alexander dies, instead of some drunken lout that has spent all his life getting lover of beauty traits.