the Wrath of God?
Plagues spread like what's described in the book of Revelation
any way to stop this epidemic?
Vicarius
My empire could survive mortal enemies, but this?
the Wrath of God?
Plagues spread like what's described in the book of Revelation
any way to stop this epidemic?
Laetus
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
are u moving characters from town to town ? That way u spread plagues
Saviors of the Japanese
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
Could that be the Black Plague?
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Decanus
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Bring out your dead!
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Decanus
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"well hes nearly dead... Well bring him out then! cmon bring him out!Originally Posted by Milteades
Why would you want to overclock a celeron? It woudl only make it suck faster...
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Vicarius
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
yes it is, I had the "warning message" some turns ago, I'm now really affraid if my game would be destroyed by that, help.......?!Could that be the Black Plague?
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
it will pass quickly. make sure you save some money so you dont go broke and dont move your troops around too much.
Paladin
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u'll have to hang on for 4/5 turns whilst ur empire is Annihilated by the plague ;-) ur economy will collapse and ur cahsflow vanish just like in medieval times :-) Keep ur characters and armies away from the infected cities or they too will suffer heavy casualties... set ur city management to growth and construct health/farm buildings... good luck
Under the Patronage of Hadrian
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
Well, I think the Black Plague is supposed to be a little devastating.
Civis
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It's a pretty nasty business, I dread it coming like .... well, like the plague.
Your economy gets really messed up for a while, and you often lose a few family members.
A good idea is to use spies and ensure your enemies get it too.
"Fit like, ..."
Laetus
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damn that sucks. i had that too. although you seem to have more characters affected by it.
my tip is to move your generals/princes/governors/king out of the cities and into individual forts. also don't move out any units of the infected cities. then just wait out the plague.
Saviors of the Japanese
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Actually that is what happened in real life, the nobility abandoned the cities and moved to the countryside.
“The nation that will insist upon drawing a broad line of demarcation between the fighting man and the thinking man is liable to find its fighting done by fools and its thinking by cowards.”
—Sir William Francis Butler
Re: My empire could survive mortal enemies, but th
I actually don't mind the plaque. It creates problems but atleast it isn't a BUG!...........excuse the pun!!.
Campidoctor
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A pox on you Sir!
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- - Major-General Francis de Guingaund, Chief of Staff, Allied Land-Forces Headquarters Europe, D-Day, 1944
"Australian troops had, at Milne Bay, inflicted on the Japanese their first undoubted defeat on land. Some of us may forget that, of all the allies, it was the Australians who first broke the invincibility of the Japanese army."
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Miles
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wow and i tought my Plague was a big problem xD
"No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity. But I know none, and therefore I am no beast"
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What areas get affected most by the plague? I am playing Byzantium, does Greece, Asia minor and the holy land get affected badly?
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When you get the plague is coming warning, move ALL of your best units/armies out of ALL the cities/Fortresses, it's best if you can put them on ships, and leave just a few 'sacrificial' peasants 'holding the fort' - I have found this saves a huge amount of troop replesishment slots once the plague is over...
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however, by saving all your expensive units, you quickly go broke. i find it convenient to have them reduced proportionally.
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Does the plague usually spread quite evenly over Europe, Asia and North Africa? or are some places effected worse than others?.
The first time I witnessed the plague happen was when I was playing as England and had control of all of western Europe but didn't really have any spies in eastern Europe, North Africa or Asia... so I couldn't see how badly the plague effected them.
When I received the message about the plague coming I did what jegui said, evacuated the castles and cites of the king, heir, generals, agents and any expensive elite units, just leaving a cheap militia/peasant garrison to bare the brunt of the plague until it died down.
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You know unlike some western countries at that time byzantine had something called public baths.
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