The quickest way is to put him personally in command of the army and win battles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Floren d'Asteneuz
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The quickest way is to put him personally in command of the army and win battles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Floren d'Asteneuz
You need a 2nd level Hellenic Military Colony and a 2nd level Hellenic Polis. And a "large city", so 12k population.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seimour
I had all of this. Turns out you can't make peace with the Seleucids on the same turn otherwise the event wont fire properly and you must beat them 3 times all over again.Quote:
Originally Posted by myarta
On the other hand though, it seems I can only build the last government tier in one city and Pergamon doesn't have access to the elite phalanxes, hypaspitai and all the other elite hellenic units aside from the Hetaroi. They used to have some of the in the previous version. Kind of a shame, I really wanted to roll out some agema phalanxes.
I will do that and report here if there is any problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by myarta
Edit : it works, I had the two last reforms in one strike.
So you know if moderators here can edit the first post ? Because I think the original poster said he ont be there anymore and having the true conditions you mentioned instead of our first tries to understand back then would be better for us and for you : you wouldn't have to repeat yourself any.ore and we wouldn't have to search the entire thread to have an answer.
An newcomers wouldn't be lost.
Pergamon is one of the Epigonoi, or "lesser" Diadochi, that's why they don't get Hypaspistai, Peltastai Makedones or Agema Phalangitai. Pontos are an exception to that on the elite phalanx. Like Pontos and the Bosporans, they get Peltastai Logades instead of Peltastai Makedones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seimour
I am a bit disappointed. I figured that I'd at least get the elite phalanxes once I became King. It makes sense to me because I control all of Anatolia and several other provinces which sets me on a footing where the Basileus would have access to several greek and makedonian colonies out of which to draw elite troops as well as being more powerful than other Diadochi. Shame :(Quote:
Originally Posted by QuintusSertorius
I have several top tier cities in Greece. I actually have all of mainland Greece. Yet I cannot produce any medium phalanxes anywhere but Pella. Is this intentional?
Intentional. Regular Phalangitai are limited to the few areas where Macedonians had strong presence, either via colonies or in their own lands. Elsewhere, you'll have only light phalanx available. Don't worry about that much, light phalanx is, in my experience, more cost-effective and will be backbone of your armies for most of campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan113112
Absolutely intentional. If you want Phalangitai, go to Anatolia, where they are abundant. Otherwise, don't lose Pella.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan113112
So, as of this update, do the Arverni have a reform yet? How do you trigger it? Could the OP be edited to have this info?
Don't the Celts just have a time-based society shift in EB1 that represents some further sophistication of their tribal societies?
Am I remembering that correctly? Did that not get transferred to EB2?
Someone should update this thread with reform information about every faction reforms. Someone who did them and knows it for the latest version 2.1b. Could be easier for everyone.
The only ones who can edit this thread are the creator of the thread and those mods with local moderation powers over this sub-forum.
Does anyone know what the new units are for Pontus after the reform?
Pontos' reform doesn't give them new units, they have the standard Hellenistic reforms to their troops; it gives them new government buildings. Which have different rosters than their starting ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
In earlier patches you`d get chariots and kinsman cavalry, does that not happen anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by QuintusSertorius
Ah, I'm not sure (I'm offline right now). It should be the same; it's been a while since I worked on the Pontos government pools, so don't remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ribtickler
You do get them, and Agema Phalangitai (who are beasts!).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ribtickler
Can anyone elaborate on the Saba reform. You need what character in a settlement? I've had lots of FM's governing lots of cities. What if your EI culture is not below 30%, will the reform not happen?
There is any plan to update the main post? I guess that maybe the original creator isnt able, to but I have seen reform explanations scattered among other topics. Would be good to reunite them here somehow.