How many (Generals with stats....)

[Fishrudder]

How many generals or kings have you had that were full in ever stat including or excluding piety?

I've had 4...
idk how, i guess I favor 1 general

[Wheelchair]

Impossible! As you either have dread or chivalry!

*Loves nitpicking*

[Ex Tenebris Lux]

Impossible! As you either have dread or chivalry!

*Loves nitpicking*

OWNED!

[Double A]

Impossible! As you either have dread or chivalry!

*Loves nitpicking*

OWNED!

Can someone let me in on this?

[Celsius]

Were have you been?


It's just common sense

[Double A]

Uhm, I've been watching RvB mostly, but I honestly have no idea how that's funny (do I have to blog or use MySpace to get it?)

[Celsius]

How many generals or kings have you had that were full in ever stat including or excluding piety?

I've had 4...
idk how, i guess I favor 1 general

You just got whipped!

[Robo1992]

lol, I only ever had one with all chivalry and everything maxed out (only cos I cheated)

[Wizzerdrix]

I've never had anyone with four stats maxed out. I guess it's because my generals either die or they rack up negative traits.

[Sparkshot]

I've never had anyone with four stats maxed out. I guess it's because my generals either die or they rack up negative traits.

I have to say the same, though there were two who came really close, Duke Catelano the Merciless in my sig and King Simon the Saint of Sicily.

[HighLord z0b]

The first I've had just died of old age in my current campaign as the Sicilians; King Simon the Tyrant (was the Crusader, the Merciless, the Watcher, the Wrathful etc.) as you can guess he had full Dread, Command, Piety and Authority. However as he got old I gave the Holy Spear to another general so he wouldn't die with it and it reduced his command and piety a little but he kept conquering anyway, when he fought at night his command went back up to full anyway as he had the "likes the night" attribute and also had "good attacker" and "good defender" so he was in fact a star higher than he seemed anyway.

[Double A]

OK! I FINALY get it! (nitpicking)

[SPARTAN VI]

Never in M2TW, think I had at least 2 in Rome: TW. In Rome, it was just easier. Every once in a while I'd get a young General that starts with 3 command points, slap faction heir on him, then throw him in my primary stack. Before I know it, not only has he held several senate offices (boosting stats further), but he's also an uber faction leader.

M2TW, not so easy to max it. Crusades/Jihads help command and piety, keeping them active keeps them loyal (even more when marrying to family), easy to accumulate dread and command. Does putting a priest/cardinal/imam help piety?

[Double A]

In a city or castle, some

[Musthavename]

I've had a few, but I haven't counted (though i've never had Piety included, i've had max piety before, but not max everything with it). The only one I can remember was my Lithuanian Grand Duke. A man of the hour who eventually ended up Faction Leader, max command, dread, authority and about 7 piety.

[Fishrudder]

I love when that happens, man of the hour becomes King, it's twisted and great, lol.
Ok, should have seen that coming...
That was a good one +rep

[townie33]

I have had a couple because after a crusade you get so many retinue bonuses and trait bonuses that any general with three piety, command, loyalty, and chivalry will have max stats or close to it.

[Fishrudder]

Yup, gotta love it, or if you take a good one, you end up with an amazing one...

[Fishrudder]

...?
I am confused. I said full in all stats and he said it's impossible because you can't have chivalry and dread and the same time.

[TheTrueGreek]

i think he misinturpreted it, you mean just full in command, loyalty, dread/chivalry, and piety with dread and chivalry one or the other full