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dublish

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Wulf145 said:
Could you explain to me how the EU3/Rome system works. I don't have the Games so I am having problems visualising it.
In EU3, you could hire up to 3 advisors for your court- basically free-floating characters like the courtiers from CK- and they provide various bonuses for your nation, like reduced inflation, higher morale, more missionaries, etc.

In Rome, you assigned a character to each tech category, and the rate of research would be influenced by their traits.
 

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dublish said:
In EU3, you could hire up to 3 advisors for your court- basically free-floating characters like the courtiers from CK- and they provide various bonuses for your nation, like reduced inflation, higher morale, more missionaries, etc.

In Rome, you assigned a character to each tech category, and the rate of research would be influenced by their traits.

Thanks, sounds very similar to the Tech Teams of HOI2 :)