If I want to see if I can snatch control of an enemy province against one of my allies in war, how can I determine what the rank of the allied commander is who is occupying the province?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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you can't ingame except by trial and error.
but you can look the leader up in the countries leader file.
db/leaders/leader.xxx
but you can look the leader up in the countries leader file.
db/leaders/leader.xxx
Move your leader into the province and see if the shield in the seige screen changes to yours. If it does you now control the siege.
I think it should be mentioned, and I'm somewhat surprised that Kurtbrian and Castellon hasn't ( 
), that stealing sieges is considered an exploit.
), that stealing sieges is considered an exploit. 
Highest ranking:
1. Monarch (crown)
2. Field Marshal (crossed sticks)
3. General (big star)
4. Lt. General (three star)
5. Maj. General (two star)
6. Brigadier (one star)
7. Conquistadors* (golden helmet)
8. Colonel (white star)
*Sometimes Conquistadors has better ranks than some leaders (Juan de Oñate is equal to the Maj. General)
1. Monarch (crown)
2. Field Marshal (crossed sticks)
3. General (big star)
4. Lt. General (three star)
5. Maj. General (two star)
6. Brigadier (one star)
7. Conquistadors* (golden helmet)
8. Colonel (white star)
*Sometimes Conquistadors has better ranks than some leaders (Juan de Oñate is equal to the Maj. General)
Originally posted by beowulf
I think it should be mentioned, and I'm somewhat surprised that Kurtbrian and Castellon hasn't (
he didn't ask if it was considered an exploit....
Originally posted by kurtbrian
he didn't ask if it was considered an exploit....
To quote a famous Moderator "What he said".
Originally posted by kurtbrian
he didn't ask if it was considered an exploit....
Since when do we only answer the question that is asked in this forum?
There is also such a thing as setting a good example.
baaah.....Originally posted by beowulf
Since when do we only answer the question that is asked in this forum?
There is also such a thing as setting a good example.
boyscout....
Well, I didn't know this was an exploit.
On a corresponding note, is there any way to avoid/prevent the AI stealing your sieges?
Thanks!
On a corresponding note, is there any way to avoid/prevent the AI stealing your sieges?
Thanks!
Originally posted by MarkShot
Well, I didn't know this was an exploit.
On a corresponding note, is there any way to avoid/prevent the AI stealing your sieges?
Thanks!
Yes, by not inviting them to the war when you start one, that's the only way to assure that the war gives you exactly what you want. Other than that I see no in-game possibility to avoid it.
yup
it was called field chief judge in EU I, some sort of translationissue as far as I know....
it was called field chief judge in EU I, some sort of translationissue as far as I know....
Originally posted by Carolus Rex
I've seen the Field Chief Judge in EU2 too.
oh...I thought it was strictly EUI...
We had a discussion about this not too long ago, and I said basically the same thing concerning FCJ's being the top ranking dude in the battlefield.
