Thanks for the update. Will try something new and different.

Thanks for the update

I found IR hard to get into, and a bit boring tbh. FOGE made a lot more sense a lot quicker for me. At this point, I am pretty burnt out on both.

Ace, ta

550BCE campaign, I am Athens and asked to get Lydia as a client state for a mission with extra legacy. It suggests that at least the capital has to be held. So I take the capital with my army. I am now at a loss of how to turn them into a client state? Liberate doesn't work, they become a client sta...

ta

Related, how do I unselect a regional action if I accidentally place one?

If you want to speed up thing, forget maintaining a standing army of appreciable size for many turns. What you should do is alternate between a cheap army, used only for defense, and a relatively powerful mercenary army, for offense and expansion. You can and should 'burst-recruit' mercenaries when...

Gray Fox wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 2:57 pm This AAR is not from the Persia DLC, but may be of some help.

viewtopic.php?f=563&t=96457

I have played Rhodus in the original campaign and had no problem. The Persia campaign is a whole different kettle of fish in my experience.

Not a complaint but a note. Playing as Rhodes, it is extremely slow to build up to the point where you can challenge almost anyone. Not saying this is wrong, but apart from building up some colonies, just can't get the pops and resources to build an army to take out even Crete. 100+ turns so far, an...

Thanks. I also had problems with this. R key then select the region.

I used prospecting to discover a new mineral vein in my region. I am just not sure what effect this has? I cannot see any change to the buildings or other factors in the region.

Incredible achievement to get Slitherine to where it is today.

I still remember Legion...a fun game and first of many...

You can. I just did. You purchase through the normal Matrix / Slitherine store, then go to your 'my page', on the product panel for your game there is a button 'get your steam key'. Take that key and go to Steam, Games menu, activate a product on steam, copy it in, voila.

The point of skirmishers was to have the enemy disperse his arrows and javelins on the ground that you occupy (and occasionally hit a skirmisher), rather than the richer, more important and densely packed heavy infantry line behind it. The point of archers (sorta) was to hide away somewhere and shoo...

Any chance of showing the cultural flip value somewhere in the UI?

It is still a lousy pick in most circumstances isn't it? Or do you take it in the hope of unlocking marble?

Fantastic to see these changes made. Let's see how they play...

That is a good question. I think decadence might be a different concept.

What I do know is that, once you get past a certain point, the amount of money (especially), and manpower / iron becomes ridiculous.

I would like to ask my client state NOT to send his armies wandering around my territory. Typically, it is just annoying, but now I find they are dominating my armourers and the like, sucking up the upgrades ahead of my troops. Really sneaky of them.

I think administrative burden could be a good feature, but then it should be subject to investment by the player, so as to minimise it. It also needs to be folded into the UI, so the player can see the impact.