Getting a CS becomes more expensive the more CS you already have? Where is the logic in that? Why would a state be more reluctant to become a client if there are already others? I don't know the logic, either. But in the script, it says so. I guess it is to prevent snowballing. Besides that it does...

I recommend Dacia and some celtic tribes. Or you can increase the difficulty to suicide and try Rome again, I guarantee it's completely different.

Great idea.

I had the same situation before. You may try reloading.

It's right. Less than 4 region, 209=total region value *1.5.
In my opinion, you already have 2 CS. So 224=20+total region value *1.5

It decreases the chance of good generals.

75*4=300

update to fortress

Pocus wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 1:58 pm Did you wait a turn? How many capitals did you have already?

Yes, many turns have passed. I have only 1 capital, and the number of available capitals is 3.

By the way, which language is used in the scripts?

I build the national wonder and world wonder, but there isn't the capita icon in the region.

3 level government first, then update your military unit. After this, make a lot of units and declare war to the countries which have less combat power.

// -5% chance to gain a positive token per positive token gained the last 5 turns

Got it.

Gray Fox wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 2:34 pm Thanks! Heavies are obviously better than Medium, but are they better than Latin Foot? It's rather vague. At least with skirmishers, the text says one is superior.

If siege value is 1, they are all the same.

#define EVENT_DRUID_COVENANT_UPGLOSS 25

it means the chance of DRUID COVENANT DOWNGRADE is 25% per turn.

MarkShot wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 12:51 pm A 2-2 general with the right troops is a thing of beauty!

But then a leader with a big tax or trade boost can make stuff happen!

Tough question ... hmm ...

read the script, it refers to faction leader

It seems the chance of getting a token varies. It can be 25%, 30%, 35% for different countries.
I'm not sure why.

I had access to several different units that had the "Besieger" trait. Do they all have exactly the same effect in a siege? I already had a stack of combat units that fit the frontage, so I just wanted the Besieger units to do damage over time during the siege. Are the cheapest ones as go...

Have someone played celtic?

As far as I know, administrative burden, legacy points, and free units upkeep if you are large. Besides, the CDR is different.

Pocus wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 3:11 pmyes

There are 4 buffs: leader, general, health, experience level. Which one is the very powerful one?