How To Start Out In Imperator: Rome 

Thank you!

VIVA🔱-POSEIDON'zz FREEDOM‼️ FOR ALL‼️ (Not Just The VOTING PLEB)💭🇹🇬🗡️🗽

Yeah mostly I notice google search is efficient at sharing it's data with youtube. It's sometimes funny how you think it reads your mind but alot of times you give data away without thinking much of it, I guess that's what happened in your case, or there were data sharing between more parties other than google

And then dropped it 😞

Invictus mod saved the game. I'm glad it's not a dlc-infested game like EU4, it's the reason I forgot about paying and further playing that game

LOL😉😂VIVA REX LUTIECA🗼🔱🎪

Also engineers and donkeys

@@dionisiosdiamantis5971 i like to put two of each

@@dionisiosdiamantis5971 and they are mules

@fisbuns my full legion I’ve gotten so far is 40k men, 40 heavy infantry, 20 heavy cav, and 10 mules and 10 engineers.

Next guide about war and population is gonna be out tomorrow!

What I gathered from the video is that you just keep an eye on them from the tab. Balancing age, disloyalty and threat, you can easily manage it. Probably less of an issue with tribes or monarchies.

​@@Jman16007 Less of an issue with monarchies (just buy up all the holdings in capital region + ones in large cities); for tribes, it can be messy since levies are spread across head of families, and disloyal ones will just do their own thing (a net negative, but it can turn helpful at times). For Republics, it will be a constant concern, yes; former heads of states (archons, consuls, suffetes) tend to be very disloyal and ambitious after their term is over. And civil war is the worse thing to deal with in this game (the larger the empire, the bigger the headache), but there are ways to prevent it from triggering. But in the end, it's still a lot less micro than CK for instance, and you don't actually have to helicopter all heads of families at all times.

True, this honestly made me wanna try out the game

What happened?

@@josephhernandez5093 no more patches to imperator Rome. Paradox announced

Paradox stopped development of the game

This aged poorly lol

lol smh

Good question! There are two answers that go together: A) If you see a family with great personalities and skill, it is good to treat them well and give them offices, because it will make them much more eligible to win elections (statesmanship decides who gets elected, essentially, and having held jobs will have trained the statesmanship). Obviously you will want that! Is there just going to be one amazing family? More than likely not. However, it can certainly happen if their kids are well-tutored. B) Roleplay! Is your current nation leader the head of a family? Is he a member of a specific party? Oligarchs for example, roleplay wise, would always do well to hand out holdings to other oligarchics, especially of their own family. Oftentimes the legislative Agenda of oligarchs will actually be related to handing out holdings! A) can happen and you should consider it - especially if you want to transition into a Dictatorship/Monarchy because the better your royal family the better your nation. However, B) will happen much more commonly and that's when you should decide who YOU like and dislike and who your character likes and dislikes. There is a lot of narrative freedom in this. As Macedon I once had someone plot against my heir and I found out. I ripped the entire family out of my nation. I didn't have to do it, but it just felt like the King Kassandros would react like it. Hope that helped!

@@OneProudBavarian awesome response

Honestly better in my opinion

Yes, but only after release! I could do a summary video of currently known information and such, but I believe that the summary video published by them yesterday essentially does all that I could do on that front. My full opinion will go up after the DLC is out!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y9_rcHmTIzE.html

What is your opinion on the announcement? Are you satisfied or?

Because of obi wan

As I understatnd, it means your nobles/citizens aren't used to they full potential. Due to campaigning, having low happines or beeing unintegrated into your culture.

@@antonisauren8998 Thanks, so more courthouses and libraries? I read online that another tactic is to promote freemen (from the older patches, where you could manually promote pops). How do I make freemen become citizens except for the social mobility edict?

@@Jhon47807 By building courthouses to change desired ratio in this city and waiting. Edicts only speed up promotion afaik. As for that warning popup, you might be right. As egypt I got it when majority of my hellenic citizens got levied and when later on they become unhappy doue to high war exhaustion and low stability. But as tribal nation it has been permament. But if it was due to suboptimal proportions of pops or low citizen happines and reaserch efficiency as migratory tribe, is hard to tell.

Uninstalled* _ - - - - - - - _ The game isn't for willfully stupid jackasses like you, pleb.