rebels and assassins

**drackula** · November 21, 2006, 07:14 AM

Did anyone manage to put a rebellion in the enemy city? I kept one city with 20-60% constantly and it did want to go rebel, why is that?

Another annoying thing is related with the generals killing. Probably dome of you already noticed that after you kill a general in next turn new one is already appointed (from nowhere). It looks ridiculous and prevent you from eliminate the faction by killing their family tree. But when an enemy killed your general he is dead for good :/ no replacement.

**Mithradates** · November 21, 2006, 07:23 AM

Originally Posted by drackula

Did anyone manage to put a rebellion in the enemy city? I kept one city with 20-60% constantly and it did want to go rebel, why is that?

The city must riot for two turns to rebel.
I managed to make Marseille rebel with one good spy and two assassin who sabotaged every building what gives for order.
Only one spy and one assassin was not enough.

**scottn72** · November 21, 2006, 07:54 AM

Originally Posted by drackula

...Another annoying thing is related with the generals killing. Probably dome of you already noticed that after you kill a general in next turn new one is already appointed (from nowhere). It looks ridiculous and prevent you from eliminate the faction by killing their family tree. But when an enemy killed your general he is dead for good :/ no replacement.

Are you sure it wasn't just a captain you assassinated?

When you get one of them it shows a death animation on the camp. map and then a new captain is put in place

**drackula** · November 22, 2006, 06:09 AM

I kept city rioting for 4 turns yesterday, didnt turn to rebel

i am not killiknd captains, no need for that. I am sure it was general. It looks like when comp is low with generals he is just adding new for his armies. Yesterday I killed 10 in row in one place, and always new occured