The Arch Mede said:
No that would mean that one player would have to lose the game.
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No that would mean that one player would have to lose the game.
King,
If we were to save and reload with a new player in the Rebels, is it possible for the two sides to make peace at some point and both continue on?
Or would we have to change the tag in the save file?
If we were to save and reload with a new player in the Rebels, is it possible for the two sides to make peace at some point and both continue on?
Or would we have to change the tag in the save file?
HolisticGod said:
There is no peace in a civil war, it is a fight to the finish. To make a MP game more interesting you could save, relaod with one player playing each faction and at the end of the war save again and both players take back the country.
King,
What if we did a quick find and replace on one of the faction tags? i.e. turned Seleucid rebels into Parthia?
Or would that be impossible in the civil war framework?
I suppose I can see that. Few civil wars ended with a gentle parting of the ways.
I do hope there's another way for new factions to rebel, though.
What if we did a quick find and replace on one of the faction tags? i.e. turned Seleucid rebels into Parthia?
Or would that be impossible in the civil war framework?
I suppose I can see that. Few civil wars ended with a gentle parting of the ways.
I do hope there's another way for new factions to rebel, though.
HolisticGod said:King,
What if we did a quick find and replace on one of the faction tags? i.e. turned Seleucid rebels into Parthia?
Or would that be impossible in the civil war framework?
I suppose I can see that. Few civil wars ended with a gentle parting of the ways.
Well you'll see in the demo that each country is defined with a specific civil war faction to fight against. Now there is nothing stopping you editing the save came to change ownership from the Seleucid Rebel faction to the Parthians, however this would no longer be a civil war. Unless you redfined the Seleucids to have Parthia as it civilwar opposite and viceversa.
Judging solely from my first impression of the demo for the 2nd Punic War scenario:
An MP game consisting solely of the Gallic tribes would be very, very interesting to participate in.
An MP game consisting solely of the Gallic tribes would be very, very interesting to participate in.
Excellent idea, Zoidberg. Warbands against the empire, huh? (Okay, sure, republic, but an imperial one without a doubt.)
King said:
Does this mean we can edit the file so that Carthage will be Rome's civil war faction! The result being a war between the two until the other is annexed. There could be some sweet modifications for Rome then!
comagoosie said:
You should.
I think Dr. Zoidberg has the right idea, I think EU:R mp will focus on smaller games, I think co-op will be used much more in mp this time.
i sense a disturbence in the Paradox, as if a million Roman troops cried out in terror...
My first and only MP game in EU3 ended with a "tactical " withdrawl since the player playing France was...big; does Rome have any "anti-blobbing" remedy? since i hardly doubt you have anything as silly as core territories, how does the game control you if you are starting too become too big? BB wars?
My first and only MP game in EU3 ended with a "tactical " withdrawl since the player playing France was...big; does Rome have any "anti-blobbing" remedy? since i hardly doubt you have anything as silly as core territories, how does the game control you if you are starting too become too big? BB wars?
SirLaughAlot said:i sense a disturbence in the Paradox, as if a million Roman troops cried out in terror...
My first and only MP game in EU3 ended with a "tactical " withdrawl since the player playing France was...big; does Rome have any "anti-blobbing" remedy? since i hardly doubt you have anything as silly as core territories, how does the game control you if you are starting too become too big? BB wars?
Civil Wars
Barbarians.
ohh..okay, sounds good, how does the civil war work? does 50% of your provinces revolt or does the evil rebel leader and thier army attack yours?Balor said:
From what I seen on King's AAR, the civil war literally slipt the lands into two seperate nations, each are capable of making alliances and such like any other state. The civil war will be over when one side destoryed another side in the civil war utterly.
Cheers
Sappy
Cheers
Sappy
and I am assuming that despite the civil war rebel province size, the annex button will be the only one you can click. This is probably still the opposite for any other country.Sapphire said:
comagoosie said:
No it uses the same rules as the crusades in the orginal CK, ownership and control shifts on conquest. When one side runs out of provinces the war is won by the other.
