I realise this may be cosmetic, but what do you think? In one of my games Carthage went into civil war, ultimately Carthage Usurper won and the original Carthage was defeated, lost all cities and units... However the Carthage empire is still called Carthage Usurper. Generally, these usurpers claim t...

This would really be welcome. Since the update I've conquered regions and had transaction requests and haven't figured out whether what's being requested is good, bad or ugly. I decided to experiment with a counter proposal and having changed the offer to something a little more favourable I couldn'...

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges youngr (Arab, City 300-633AD with Sassanid allies 591-628 AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges XLegione (Sassanid Persian 350-476AD with Armenian allies 253-476AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges Schweetness101 (Kushan 130BC-476AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges paulmcneil (Ancient British 60BC-80AD with Roman allies 24BC-196AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges nyczar (Scots-Irish 50 BC-476 AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges NikiforasFokas (Palmyran 258-273AD). PM sent.

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Morbio (Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally) challenges HarveyLH (Breton 411-579AD). PM sent.

Change of leader that goes from a manpower bonus to a manpower reduction? I'm seeing this from a Mauritanian perspective. I had a change of faction leader whose traits give me something like -30% manpower and now I have to quickly disband a third of my army (whilst in a fragile peace with Rome) or r...

Sparta isn't unplayable, it's just designed not to win... as it is meant to reflect history in so far as the Spartan mentality was designed to limit it's population growth which in turn limits its army size.

Winning with Sparta is survival... for a while.

One thing I will say is I have no idea how a Britonae player or someone playing on the periphery is supposed to have a chance, let alone players on minor nations. The way Legacy works with the current victory system should mean that by the time one of the barbarian nations has really gotten going, ...

I'm playing a new game as Arverni and both times I fought two unit opposition all my skirmishers targeted the same unit (5 or 6 skirmishers). This is within the first seven turns. I'm expanding west. This hasn't happened when fighting more than two units. Edit: happened again against a two unit opp...

I'll try to get an example with screenshots. IT should be relatively easy to recreate. Create a load of units, get them killed or disband them, then the cost should revert to the initial cost.... or not!

I think this might answer your question, from the manual. If you have an alliance and relations are 50 or less, it will be treated as a defensive alliance. In this case you will defend your ally if they are attacked but will not join in a war they started. If it is over 50, then you will support th...

1. Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD allies
2. Jewish Revolt 66-135 AD
3. Kingdom of Soissons 461-486 AD with Germanic Foot Tribes 260 - 599 AD allies
4. Byzantine 551-578 AD with Germanic/Gothic Horse Tribes 260-492 AD allies

1. Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC- 6 AD allies
2. Carthaginian (Hannibal in Italy) 216-203 BC
3. Seleucid 124-63 BC with Jewish 110-64 BC allies
4. Spanish (Sertorius) 80-70 BC

I get that too... although occasionally they will help in an attack and that 'help' sometimes results in them capturing a city I've been besieging for many years

Is this working correctly? The game implies that these get more expensive the more you have in the field. However, it seems that they are getting more expensive irrespective of how many are in the field, it seems to me that they get more and more expensive with each deployment. This means that ultim...

In a number of my games I have alliances with an AI controlled region and I'm wondering if the alliance is working correctly? In a couple of games I'm allied with Rome and I find that when Rome is attacked, or when Rome attacks, and I thus become engaged in a war I can essentially ignore it. I get a...