.Settlement Captured.

[Gaius Flavius Constantius]

I like to to know when u capture a settlement u have 3 options occupy,enslave and relocate. wan to know which file i must go to to change tis option like instead of relocate populance i wan exterminte populance. pls advise.Settlement Captured.

[The Guy With No Imagination]

Isint relocating just like extermintion?

[Beetlecat]

It's exactly the same. Only the text description on the button was changed.

[Bona221]

Yeah, and it always made me feel better about doing it to towns.


I don't want to crucify every living person here, I just want to throw them out into the wilderness so they can die out there.

[rsslcs]

lol! That's so much better than crucifiction!! So more humane, just 'letting them go' to starve and, eventually, once their last organ has failed from lack of fluids and energy, to die.

Well, Rant over: Just modify the button. (I'm so clever.)

[Ketchup]

haha

It's also generally more historically accurate. Whole populations were very rarely completely slaughtered.

[Leeham991]

Maybe if you add a farm productivity bonus for relocation populations it would be a little more realistic.
I mean, blood makes good fertilizer! Go look at the forests that sprouted up in the middle east!

[rsslcs]

rofl!!

[dvk901]

LOL....you guys are horrid.

I think the file is 'strat.txt' in the text folder.

[cnaeus]

well i dont like the relocating button either because when you say "relocate" it still gives a pop- up message saying: "resistance is futile" and showing you some skulls in a ditch

cnaeus,

[pcp]

My opinion would be more historically accurate, if every time you capture an enemy settlement (not just the capitals) you get a bonus cash equivalent to the riches of the city, for example if invaded conquered Corinth i take a bonus about 15000 denier.. ecc. what do you think?

[dvk901]

The bonuses in RTW are somehow related to the 'value' of the city.