Wierd Question

**darcsabre** · July 17, 2009, 09:53 PM

Hey guys! So i'm in the middle of a campaign with Rhun and I've been trying to follow the ancilliaries for my generals. For instance ones with Exotic tastes build shisha palaces and ones with more military attuned traits build military buildings etc. I have noticed, however, that as I have expanded outwards my generals back on the home front all seem to have really low loyalty. I also have 2 "islands" under my control. Once I had slain the Silvan Elves, Dwarves, and Dale, I couldn't expand except by going on crusades past OotMM and Mordor. Using crusades I conquered little territories within the middle of my opponents lands and now I'm using those as staging points for greater conquest. I have one in southern gondor supporting Mordor and Harad and one in Bree to support to OotMM and Isengard(they wiped out Rohan) against Eriador and the High Elves.

Now, back to the point, my generals back around the Sea of Rhun have really low loyalty since my Chieftan is galavanting accross Eriador. Recently, however, he passed away and his son(also in Eriador) took the throne. This got me thinking, what if the main royal family died and my faction split apart into Rhun and then the Islands of Rhun.

So this roundabout post really comes down to two questions: Is there a way for my faction to split into two factions and if so, who needs to die?

**Swanny777** · July 17, 2009, 11:16 PM

No, I am afraid not. Empire: Total War has a system where your kingdom can rebel and then you can choose to be the Rebels or Empire, but it is not in the Medieval 2: Total War engine.

**eugenioso** · July 18, 2009, 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by Swanny777

No, I am afraid not. Empire: Total War has a system where your kingdom can rebel and then you can choose to be the Rebels or Empire, but it is not in the Medieval 2: Total War engine.

wow.

i remember playing MTW 1 and rememberring that after nearly the entire world was under my control there was a rebellion, and i had to pick sides. i quit the game afterwards

**Skeleton Of The West** · July 18, 2009, 12:51 PM

Probably the cause of low loyalty among your generals is because they are not sent into battle, causing them to feel not appreciated. If you will take them to more battles then their loyalty will increase.

**King Canute** · July 18, 2009, 10:47 PM

or die

**Withwnar** · July 19, 2009, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by eugenioso

i remember playing MTW 1 and rememberring that after nearly the entire world was under my control there was a rebellion, and i had to pick sides. i quit the game afterwards

Ah yes... MTW1. I had forgotten about those cursed rebellions. Just when you thought you had it all sussed your own people turn on you. Bloody peasants.