NitroJay's Late Start Saved Games

[LuKo]

I think that Syracuse and Leptis Magna should be added. And maybe another city in South Italy and British Island...

 

[McA123]

The Roman empire never stretched into Iran, did it?

 

[Whitefire]

The Roman empire never stretched into Iran, did it?

It did at the height of Trajan.

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

I think that Syracuse and Leptis Magna should be added. And maybe another city in South Italy and British Island...

The ones in Britain and Italy are done now, but I tried to include Syracuse and Leptis Magna and they weren't called that

 

[Phallus]

Syracuse is Panormus on the map.

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

OK, guys, I've used initiative and guesswork for the size of the cities and their buildings, but the cost is something ridiculous like -431 per turn.

This is before I've added any units mind...

 

[LuKo]

I think it's OK- Hadrian left Armenia and Mesopotamia because of high maintenance costs. You can also make a golden age for Romans.

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

How do I make it a Golden Age?

 

[LuKo]

Add 2 Great People and play as Romans

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

How many turns? The usual 8, or did it last longer than that?

 

[Phallus]

A triumphal arch in Rome may be a better way to guarantee a Golden Age.

 

[Edungeon]

But, when they get 2 UHVs... they will have 2 Triumphal Archs in Rome? it will be +100% military Production! @_@

 

[Phallus]

Good luck trying to keep that empire together long enough.

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

Another Problem: How do I make Christianity the state religion without the anarchy?

 

[Edungeon]

You can change civics using the notepad to edit the scenario file.

 

[Phallus]

But Christianity wasn't the state religion at that time...

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

Really? oops

What was then?

 

[Mowque]

nothing really, they had a panthoen they stole from the greeks, with the empeoer added in as a kinda demi-god. i think so at least

 

[Talkie_Toaster]

So when was it that they had the Christian emperor?

 

[Edungeon]

391AD


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