You need a leader of the correct ethnicity in the right settlement (eg a Kres in Knossos) with Influence of 2+ who is 40 years old or older, present in winter when the elections take place.Quote:
Originally Posted by merzhin
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You need a leader of the correct ethnicity in the right settlement (eg a Kres in Knossos) with Influence of 2+ who is 40 years old or older, present in winter when the elections take place.Quote:
Originally Posted by merzhin
Ok thks for this
But i have one question more :p
On my Nabatean campaign i have made three large scale farine, in rekem dedan bostra and my leader have the settled nature trait, but i have'nt the first reform
Nobody knows about triggers of the settled Nabatean reform ?
Have you converted Rekem and Dedan into permanent settlements?Quote:
Originally Posted by merzhin
Yep, i have convert rekem in permanent settlement and Dedan was already large town
Right, I didn't mean Dedan, but that nomad camp above Bosra, but I don't think that province is connected with reform. When I had reform I had all of them as cities with city tier farm. But idk it might not be required, I didn't have settled ruler for a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by merzhin
For the reform we need large scale farms in rekem, bostra and dedan, and i built them, and finaly the faction leader must have traits for settling, but my leader have only one trait ; settled nature. It that enough ?
Otherwise I do not see what does not work
Yes I think it is settled nature trait and no nomad trait. I played Nabatean campaign long time ago, but now I play Saka Rauka and I settled right after my leader got settled nature trait. Saka dont have farm requirement but they have to settle specific camps instead.
I apologize if this information is present somewhere else, but I haven't found it. What exactly constitutes "They must have had 5 or more major land battles with Rome" for the carthaginians? Must the enemy have 1000 men? 1500? Is it measured in enemy units instead, so a full stack of many depleted units still counts?
I ask that because I have a Barcid General of the Army ("Rab Sheni"), the required cities, passed turn 140 and fought roman half- or full stacks about ten times, yet the reform wasn't triggered. So I deduce that the battles didn't met the requirements, or perhaps the reform isn't immediate?
Thank you for your attention.
Land battles fought on the campaign map, led by an FM - autoresolve doesn't count. Doesn't matter how many men were involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Basil Palatini
That's what I did. I really don't get what's missing...Quote:
Originally Posted by QuintusSertorius
How many turns after 141 have you gone? It can sometimes take a few before it triggers.
I'm in turn 158 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by QuintusSertorius
Hello, I apologize but, i come again with my Nabatean reform, i think it possibly broken in 2.2q
if any people have succesfully reformed the Nabatu, please help me
I have large scale farming in Rekem, Dedan and Tadmor, my faction leader have settled nature trait and have good skills
Tadmor does not count, you need Bostra instead.
Nabatu reform worked as intended as of 2.2f, I think (haven't played them since).
This, Tadmur is nothing to do with the reforms at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colos1987
oh yeah, i'm stupid, i have large scale farms in bostra, but not in tadmor, i have'nt tadmor
Does your Faction Leader have any Nomadic traits at all? They shouldn't have triggered, since they're coded mutually exclusive, but it's still possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by merzhin
Im not sure, but, is the desert warrior trait are nomadic trait ?
What is "nomfarms_two" for rekem ?