11-15-2006, 02:28 PM
Now you're on the right track. Carthage is a tough city to keep, though, it's always rebelling. If you just can't manage after a while to keep the red face off the city status bar, you can first retrain all your troops, and make a few more, then raise the taxes to the max, step outside of the city with all your army, which will cause it to rebel, then reconquer it, and exterminate the rebellious scum! Then fix the city this way: One at a time, tear down all the indiginous buildings and replace them with their Roman counterparts. In other words, make it a Roman city instead of an occupied Carthagenian city, as much as you can. Some things don't matter, like farms and roads. But the kind of barracks, etc that you build will have an effect on how "Romanized" the city is.
Also, any troublesome city works better with a governor. When you get new family members in your capital, don't forget to put a load of them on a boat and transfer them where you need them. Land them on a shore, and direct each one to a different town. Most of the time, the production and happiness of a city will increase when you do that, and you can move on to more important things.
Also, any troublesome city works better with a governor. When you get new family members in your capital, don't forget to put a load of them on a boat and transfer them where you need them. Land them on a shore, and direct each one to a different town. Most of the time, the production and happiness of a city will increase when you do that, and you can move on to more important things.
M. Demetrius Abicio
(David Wills)
Saepe veritas est dura.
(David Wills)
Saepe veritas est dura.
