Hopefully the Seleucids won't be too much of a problem with 3.5.2.
I have a screenshot here of something I've never seen before:
When I clicked yes my army in there immediately moved and attacked that small rebel army despite it being the Galatians turn...
Incidently, one can also get some idea as to how the world is panning out. The Seleucids and Ptolies have naturally allied themselves against me and that is leading to a very tense situation in Syria where my armies are very slowly getting worn down by the much larger empires. The Galatians have been a wonderful ally of mine and my west flank is completely secure - I have recently helped defend Nicomedia with just a general and two units of those armoured jav cav. I managed to rout two units of Athenian hoplites and defeated the Spartans as they fought to the death on the plaza!! Truly, tiredness kills. Armenia are behaving themselves too. The Greeks decided to be awkward and blockaded some of my ports, so I retaliated by booting them out of the Bosphorus area. The Sarmartians are also proving to be noble allies and are refraining from attacking me up there.