Hi,
In my current RoM game, I recently discovered the technology for Musketmen, so I started upgrading all of my Arquebusiers. Surprisingly, some of them showed the option of upgrading to Musketeers (the French UU equivalent of Musketmen, right?), instead. I quickly realised that if the Musketman was located in an area which had some 1000 years previously been French territory, then the upgrade would be to a Musketeer rather than a Musketman. That was great for me of course, because the French Musketeers have an extra move. So I started bringing my Arquebusiers from all over the empire to the area which was once known as "France" before upgrading them and then sending them back to their stations.
Is this intended behaviour?
If so, I'll have to check what other unique-unit upgrades I can undertake, given the various countries I've conquered... Korea, Aztec, Spain.
I don't quite understand how 'assimilation' (if that's what's causing this) works, but I wonder whether the effects of 'assimilation' should perhaps be time-limited or culture-ratio limited? Would this create havoc?
Cheers,
A.
In my current RoM game, I recently discovered the technology for Musketmen, so I started upgrading all of my Arquebusiers. Surprisingly, some of them showed the option of upgrading to Musketeers (the French UU equivalent of Musketmen, right?), instead. I quickly realised that if the Musketman was located in an area which had some 1000 years previously been French territory, then the upgrade would be to a Musketeer rather than a Musketman. That was great for me of course, because the French Musketeers have an extra move. So I started bringing my Arquebusiers from all over the empire to the area which was once known as "France" before upgrading them and then sending them back to their stations.
Is this intended behaviour?
If so, I'll have to check what other unique-unit upgrades I can undertake, given the various countries I've conquered... Korea, Aztec, Spain.
I don't quite understand how 'assimilation' (if that's what's causing this) works, but I wonder whether the effects of 'assimilation' should perhaps be time-limited or culture-ratio limited? Would this create havoc?
Cheers,
A.