HOW TO PREVENT CORRUPTION - Game Guides - Rome: Total War 

Makes total sense, CA - the capitals of countries never have corruption, after all.

Funny to see Pontus dominating the world, in my campaigns they never move out of Turkey, which is sad though.

Thanks for the information! Didn't knew about keeping money under 50 000 level. Will try it;)

I know this is an old video, just subbed, didn't play this game for 10 years and just got it again, one of my all time favorites ever, your vids are great, never knew there was so so much to pay attention to, been playing like crazy, thank you

Very nice, you have created sort of Byzantine Empire with Brutii, good work

Damn, I'll handle corruption over squalor any day!

Yay you're not dead!

Love your guides! Preparing for Remastered :D

Thanks man!! This really helped me save from corruption but in Mediaeval 2 Total War

bro. 4 years later and this video is helping me achieve greatness ~ i just started playing, i didnt know this game existed

I also like too send my FM/Generals too educational buildings i think it helps with getting good governance traits.

I sub.. Quality content

I love how Rome: Total War punishes the player for doing things right :) Do you have a large city? Aaaargh, squallor! Is your faction wealthy? Your general gains negative traits! I just love this

I know it's an old video but I really do wonder how each family managed to get their respective lands and the civil war not even starting yet.

I love ur series

Am I the only one who pressed "Space button" Unconsciously in this scene 5:31?

Here's a tip that might help some people: You know during the AI's turns, you see their lousy diplomats do repeated negotiations without any pop-ups? For you, they should not be annoying targets for assassination farming. Because they can, in a way, help you. What these diplomats are actually doing is attempting to bribe their target. Unless they're Brutii (lul), they likely won't have the funds for such a bribe. A successful bribe will not lead to the waiting turn animation showing up, so don't panic if you keep seeing the same diplomat performing the same action. *HOWEVER,* if the target of the bribe is a family member, failed bribes will strengthen bribe resistance. One of the trait trees (Honesty) also adds to Law, with its end cap being +6. High Law governors are extremely effective for distant and hard-to-manage systems. My recent Gaul campaign has two governors that have traits and retinues that give a total of 10+ Law. If placed in the right spot, even though they have terrible management and influence stats, they govern better than a governor with 10 management and 10 influence. (Key note: If multiple family members are in a tile that is being bribe spammed, all members can gain loyal/honest traits from it.)

Have you ever done a managing retinue video?

Um... you don't need to end the turn to view your corruption. You just go to Finances Tab. Moreover, you can switch on your Finances Tab on the right and at the same time open your Settlement Tab on the left and when you switch it to the Capital, you will see the difference in the corruption right here and now. I'm talking about the vanilla Rome TW, not Remastered version.

9:00 Pontus captured all Egypet? Is it possible? I never had this situation in the game.

And I thought I was the only one playing this game in 2019.....also I do it on a 2000 euro PC :)))))

I know everything about this game, but still like watching your videos. You do a really good job explaining things. Keep it up mate!

Suggestion.. Please do custom war with each army.. Simulation.. But make it short video

Lol, Spain has one territory left and is being smothered by the Julii, and you're just like "Trade rights? Fuck it, why not"

This is great, wish it had more views

u can just check to see the corruption costs in the finance section. u can show how it massively changes when switching capitals.

harsh judge trait gives +6 to law and -3 to happiness, which adds +15 public order to your town and gets rid of up to 6 corruption stars which means up to 2000 coins of curruption money

Does the position of the city itself matters or its the province location?

Academies also reduce corruption

I'm trying to mod in town watch with sword but they wont change weapon

I have never even heard of Corruption in Rome. Nani?

"who would wanna be corrupt in a city that has an execution square?" *laughs in north korea"

If it were me I'd just pick Byzantium for Roleplaying purposes. Sardis is not worthy of being the capital of the glorious Brutii empire.

Denarii- Day-nar-ee-eye. Just like Scipii and Brutii

What a sin! Not making Byzantiun ur second capital

My question is why would you give 84,000 Denarii to do a useless bribe just to prevent corruption in your empire. Isn’t the whole point to reduce corruption and make more money. Why are you giving away all that cash for basically bribing one useless army.

Man you have done something serious....

Hey i live in your original capital lol

How can I make my game not lag so much?

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Well sure corruption is to be avoided, but isn't rioting in your cities an even worse outcome?

Algún alma bondadosa que lea este comentario y me brinde una explicación en español a qué amerita este resumen para una solución a la corrupción del total war?

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get all the money you can do not stay below 50k with an empire. corruption is part of the traits of the game and was a normal thing in the world. destroy the temples and not expand to quickly. the outposts of your empire are easier to keep when developed slowly