Iain! Way to go w the report there on Steam!

Seems like eons ago, hmmm??

I already followed a previous link and signed up for (maybe alpha?). Is this different? Should I sign up here now too?

they also help in a seige

(Oh to remember when I did my first post!) ;) Your region creates food from farms and various buildings. But it also creates 'infrastructure' points, if you will, from various buildings (or even population working in that section). The more infrastructure producing buildings you have, the more you c...

I don't know if specific details were ever posted. Here's what was mentioned in the Triumph update. I miss Sparta starting at something like 6!!! Am going to have to go back to the start and make a point of building a few military structures. I'd passed on walls and such thinking, well, I'll nab the...

I suspect there is negative consequences when it drops below 1. This all just could be a combination of bad luck too. I can't say I remember if a couple leaders sitting in reserve died over the last few previous turns. It's just the first time I ever went to get a leader and there were none.

Tough times in old Lusitania! Our original general eventually croaked at about 90. His replacement is an inspiring 0-0. I thought, hey, let's put someone else in his place. Doh! THEN I checked military power or whatever it is called: 0.63. Oiiii! Life has been too soft in western Spain! FoGE No Lead...

And a very good raid it was!

(For someone on the Steam forum:)

I enjoyed playing Burgundi. It was an interesting area up there. Maybe I'll try it again.

Can the defender make 2 or 3 small groups and slaughter two or three of your individual units + generals and then duck back in to the fortifications?

What is the difference in Grognerd's Guide between required and needed? Is it 'required' has to be there in order to build but 'needed' will be pulled in from somewhere?

I had my initial legions (as Rome) upgraded by the Master Armoursmith (+1 Defense). When I took the Marian Reforms, I seem to have lost all of those upgrades.

This is normal when units gain an upgrade? Have to send to the smithy again?

Most of the time, AI factions are offering money and stuff in exchange for 2 of my provincial units.

Does giving these 2 units cost me anything? I didn't notice cost of the units increasing. It doesn't seem to reduce my money or equipment. Is there any cost to me?

I've moved armies out of a besieged city to an adj. region. I could not, however, attack the enemy army besieging the city I was initially in.

I saw a couple posts here asking about this, but I'm at about turn 127, as Rome, have had 3 provinces for maybe 50 years or more. Am up to stable empire for at least the last 30 years. Yet I've never seen an option to upgrade legions. Is this truly just bad luck?

ty...not that I understand the math at all...oiii…

But one more question, and apologies if I should know this but it's been a while and am trying to pick up all the finer nuances of the game again:

Does the game tell me if a pop has been converted?

Does it explain about conversions somewhere in the manual? If not, could someone explain how they work?