This one works hard in every hour the gods send. Classic unhinged banter. I have this happen in several campaigns because I always play the same in terms of diplomacy. "I see you looking. This man was born a farmer; such humble beginnings couldn't stop him becoming Emperor, however. This one respects the natural order of things. This woman works hard during every hour the gods grant her. Family. Words have weight when spoken by this person. He'll keep coming until one of you is dust. Oh, and as far as I can tell, Academies don't affect traits, only ancillaries. This man's defensive experience gives his men confidence. In the path:\Rome - Total War\Data folder, there are some files that can give further insight into what triggers what.export_descr_ancillaries.txtexport_descr_character_traits.txtTo name but two that contain some info for those intrested in the gritty details. [FEM]This woman's defensive experience gives her men confidence. It's not a real pie. Which is nice". This woman obeys the gods, first and last. This person is the model of Roman rectitude and superiority. Ultimately, however, his talent lies in the pursuit of peace. Modesty is a becoming trait in beautiful women and Romans in high office. All know it. Cold and uncharismatic, this person is difficult to like. I have definitely gotten "procrastinator" with much younger governors. Also, if you're Roman, you can get the ApicianRomanVice trait (Gourmand, Glutton, Apician Glutton) in a similar fashion. Twice. Big buildings, thrusting upwards, say something about the builder. Probably because I use them a lot (even by just deploying them in provinces). This woman is said to be able to control the waves themselves! A crown serves one purpose above all others - it sends a clear message to any dispute your claim! Sacrifice.". ", "I am free to be master. Good order is the only duty of anyone in government. This admiral understands the essentials of defence at sea. Hurt her with a word, she'll come at you with a knife. Sad to see him go to seed quite so badly.Of course, in my imagination this is because he was very set in his ways, and the onset of the Marian Reforms didn't do wonders for his temper - his crack army of triarii and the like were outmoded in an instant. This one is easy to annoy, anger and enrage.
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SEGA and the SEGA logo are either Give your young family members a stint in the army and they'll get good stats while picking up an interesting retinue, such as mercenary captains (when you hire some mercenary units), military tribunes, decorated heros etc. I never accept proposals from older guys, usualy 35 and above unless they very very good. No, no, no. ", "It's amazing what poisons you can find in the undergrowth!". Legendary Commander - Utterly destroy an enemy army which outnumbers, outclasses (more than 2000+ men). "Who doesn't? The vanilla trait generation is really bad. I feel like I have been just going around encouraging people to cheat, today. At 50,000 denarii, every turn all of your characters have a 3% chance of getting a Corrupt (Flexible, Dubious, Corrupt), Aesthetic (Lover of Beauty et al.a mixed blessing) ExpensiveTastes (the Extravagant traits), Epicurean (Gourmet of Life et al.mostly a bonus), or BadAdministrator (Jobsworth, Administratively Inept, Stunningly Incompetent) trait. Sifting truth from falsehood: the skill of the master. The sea-gods blessed this one with tactical wit! It would be nice to know what made this happen, because it's on of the most annoying vice series. ", "I might know people who might know someone to do that kind of thing", "I can shoot a tick off the hind leg of a rat! Straightforward, Roman integrity banishes any hint of corruption. This woman's body is a temple, inside and out. characters, and the distinctive likeness thereof, are either or , and/or Games This man has turned Athenai into a superpower. A good ruler always has expenses. "Murder? His father died because of Caesar. Promptly. Who can possibly keep track of how long characters stay in each region! Spying on spies can be so much fun. This one is so effective, so efficient, that people wonder what they do all day! Observing stuff can be misleading. This is the land of Calligula after all. Illness is something that happens to other people. Straightforward dealing has given this person an enviable reputation. Lovely women. Corinth has send their finest general to aid us! 3) If a city's populace is happier than Disillusioned (blue face), your governor is likely to get the BadTaxman trait (Useless Assessor, Inefficient Taxman, Tax Farmer) if taxes are set to Low or Normal. My faction leader (Bisaltes the Defender (NOW)) got this by destroying utterly two 1300+ roman brutii armies which an army of 800 men.. in the same battle.. +5 Command , +1 morale. 10+ plunder bonus. As a child, this man was adopted as a mascot by his father's troops, and keeps their affection. A full belly does not like a sword belt round it. Plunderor - Sack every city you capture. trade marks of The Creative Assembly Limited. Only really brilliant generals should be kept in the field until they die. export_descr_ancillaries.txt export_descr_character_traits.txtTo name but two that contain some info for those intrested in the gritty details. The power of life and death can be found in the smallest things. I remember there was a 'foul mouthed' trait in medieval 2 on my English general and it just turned all the pre battle speeches into him angrily screaming profanities. "I like a titter. ", "I always enjoy meeting new people. But fun. Mostly superiority. You must use luck when it comes. ", "Well, hello. This general's ambushes are hard and fast, leaving few alive to tell the tale. Salvation is found in clear vision and stern governance, not in superstitions. This one is definitely working toward becoming a better admiral. An encyclopaedic knowledge of tactical writings gives this one an edge. They always do.". Kindness is strength. Them. I was most disappointed at this ignominious end for poor ol' Cornelius. Generosity adds to a person's popularity.
This admiral usually wins when defending at sea. I care more about the traits that add to squalor and disorder. The army has chosen this man to rule the Empire. Has anyone compiled what actions generate which traits and how can you get good ones? Although he wears a wreath of dried celery leaves to signify his victory, he has, more importantly, won the respect of his peers. Twenty-six dwarves sent to Charon so I know one end of a sword from the other. There are mysteries revealed only to adepts. As a last thought, I'm not exactly sure why but most of my agents get positive traits along the way (assuming they didn't have many negative ones to begin with). Not everyone was bloody, but I bet a lot were quite extravagant and borderline depraved. But there are limits". Carefully. "Under this roof we are not lewd, lascivious drunkards swimming in our own vomit!". Sparta has send their finest general to aid us! A superior grasp of the tactics inspires the men. Their long-accumulated prestige is a source of influence over everyone else. I can deal with a General who has a crush on his sister and has sex with young male actors. +1 influence. logos, illustrations, images, names, creatures, races, vehicles, locations, weapons, You will, you will, you will. Well-managed land is the basis of wealth. An all-seeing eye is of use to a wise ruler. In the path:\Rome - Total War\Data folder, there are some files that can give further insight into what triggers what. He'll keep coming until one of you is dust. A wreath of wild celery leaves marks this man out as a victor in the Nemean Games, and the pride of his people. The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune have entirely missed this person. "And from this marvelous pan-Hellenic expedition. 4) Whenever a building is finished: a) if the city doesn't have at least a level 1 farm, there's an 8% chance the governor will get the BadFarmer trait (Poor Farmer et al.
That which does not kill you can really make your eyes water. Love for Rome is matched only by an understandable distrust of foreigners. Terribly interesting", "Look! This general has read all the theories of battlefield command. Beyond brave, this consummate warrior inspires courage in others. They can hold an audience spellbound, caught in a dazzling web of words. This woman's reputation and influence are well deserved. I know, you not responsible for that design; just venting. He became my faction leader, Cornelius the Mighty (and even better ). Deadly. Thanks Rewan and Thess, that gives me a good idea. Nothing gives this man more pleasure than the secrets of others. In battle, this one inspires their warriors to acts of insane heroism.
Power comes naturally to this man, and he enjoys using it. This person knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. This one works hard every hour the gods send. That's the governor's job: to manage a province. ", "The gods are here, now, listening, and we do well to remember it. Then when they begin to reach middle age retire them to the cities and let the next generation take over. He proudly bears the olive wreath of victory, and the love of his home city. Who's next?!". 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The chances of getting these traits double at 100,000 and triple at 150,000. All the stuff I say is based on the lua.script responsible for trait triggers. "This? "If you cut him with a knife, he'll come back with a gladius. This definitely might not be accurate. Romans are stupid.". 5) Battles shift command traits constantlywinning a battle will usually increase a command trait, but losing one will usually decrease one. I like people who pay taxes. So what is the final consensus about procrastinator/lazy governors? "I will be remembered as a builder, not a slayer!". ", "The particularly rude statues are actually modelled on me", "I have decided to pick on you. Reputation and influence are entirely worthy in their case. This one can move hearts and minds with words alone. The sculptor is deserving of his place among your retainers. Go conquer Gaul. He fell. Oh, yes, she remembers. An open, friendly manner puts all who deal with them at ease. I think the way individual characters develop - and the whole family tree segment - is one of the best things of this game. I see, in the bits of the code you show that the lazy trait should trigger only after the age of 45. Death has entirely failed to take this woman unawares. Warhammer, the Warhammer logo, GW, Games Had her. There are other ways to get bad traits, of course, and I haven't even covered the chief ways of getting good traits. "People get so possessive about coins. I guess I need to comment a bit on the stuff said here and correct some bits. I had one province in central Anatolia that refused to rebel so I said screw it I'll keep em and I will fight each defensive battle until it falls.