For some reason, my generals speeches are never more than a sentence, while before they were long and awesome...what is the reason for this?
Also, in the Descr_Strat file, what does Gladiator uprising mean?Because it sounds awesome!
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One-line speeches
For some reason, my generals speeches are never more than a sentence, while before they were long and awesome...what is the reason for this?
Also, in the Descr_Strat file, what does Gladiator uprising mean?
Last edited by ♘Top Hat Zebra; October 31, 2010 at 07:21 PM.
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Re: One-line speeches
No idea, are you playing a mod? I know my K-Shah generals in SS don't even give a speech, the men just cheer.
Gladiator uprising was from Rome... I'm a little surprised it's in M2's code. It's basically a rebellion in a Roman province with a large enough coliseum and the rebels are mostly highly experienced gladiator units.
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Re: One-line speeches
Read this to know all about it.Originally Posted by darthgaara
In one thread you will find one post of mine in detail about pre-battle speeches.
It's nothing just a leftover of RTW.Also, in the Descr_Strat file, what does Gladiator uprising mean?
Last edited by Ishan; October 31, 2010 at 07:59 PM.
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Re: One-line speeches
Dang, I was hoping that I somehow missed the super awesome scottish gladiators.
EDIT: nevermind, I was going bug crazy...I just had not played enough battles in any of my campagines.
Last edited by ♘Top Hat Zebra; November 01, 2010 at 07:56 PM.
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