Questions about roman factions?

[Xerrop]

When playing a non-roman faction it seems the Romans never start a civil war. And also when playing a roman faction the Civil War starts only from your side, when your holdings are big enough.

Can there be any files modded to either allow a civil war started by an AI-faction. Or just delete the whole alliance of the Roman Factions, so that all four states start as normal factions? Maybe still allied at the games start, but they can declare war after some turns?

[Vindictus]

RTW is the rise of Rome. Edit those features and it becomes the "could be" of Rome. They do start civil wars. After a long long time. As a human player, you expand quicker than the AI, so game goes by faster.

[Xerrop]

They do start civil wars. After a long long time. As a human player, you expand quicker than the AI, so game goes by faster.

But when do AI factions start a civil war? What factors decide this and can you make this happen earlier?

Yes that can happen but they will declear war on each other as normal factions do, in the descr_strat delete the Superfaction roman_senate and they'll act like normal fa tins and declare war on each other and won't join in wars with each other.

Would be interesting to try this when playing a non-roman campaign - but when I play a roman campaign once again, what happens with the senate screen in this case? Is he deleted then or gives the senate still missions and the plebejan/patrician points will still be calculated?

[SavageFeat]

Yes that can happen but they will declear war on each other as normal factions do, in the descr_strat delete the Superfaction roman_senate and they'll act like normal fa tins and declare war on each other and won't join in wars with each other.

[Vindictus]

They start a civil war when they get too big, just like when you play as a Roman faction. As they get bigger, they get more popularity with masses. More of that = ability to fight against Senate.

[SavageFeat]

No none of the senate positions will be given and the senate tab shouldn't be there and roman factions can declare war on each other willy-nilly.

[MortenJessen]

It might be just me, but in vanilla, when playing any non-roman faction, I have never seen a roman civil war.

[SavageFeat]

Neither but I'm usually threading them before they can get Marian units

[Iolaos]

If you delete the "superfaction" thing, the senate tab will stay. But if you click it, then you will CTD