You're not the only one, Sayel.
You're not the only one, Sayel.
Since many older links on TWcenter have gone down, and OP has not been on in a few months, I've reuploaded it for those who still want it. If OP returns, and wishes for me to take it down, I will gladly. https://www.mediafire.com/?kd4n596hq2onhty
This is awesomeness at its best.
Always had this problem, never inteded to do anything, so today was the day i was searching for some tips about squalor, and here you are saving my ass..
This has effected my campaign already, being ready for war vs Schytia, this made my day. :-) THANKS!
thanks started playing rome again recently and squalor was really pissing me off
I totally recognize the squalor issues (as Romans), though I found it an interesting challenge. The squalor was a major issue for me at settlements like Alexandria, Memphis and Carthage. How to solve it without this mod? Some tips:
- When taking cities / large cities, avoid investing in farming tech, as it will give a bonus to population growth. You don't want that.
- Set your faction's capital close to the area where population is high, most of the time this is around Greece / Egypt.
- Have a general with high management as a garrison commander in the troublesome cities. I put new generals in a city with a lot of education tech, so they get high management very quickly (couple of years is enough). The management bonus increases public order.
- Get max taxation as soon as possible to reduce growth (use a large garrison force to keep the public order up).
- Recruit peasants and disband them in the smaller settlements, this is a form of "migration".
With these tactics, I was able to get huge cities with a stable population around 26.000. It is quite some micromanaging, but I like the fact that it can be done! At some point you will be able to remove the general and the city will be just fine.
Currently I am playing as Britannia (love the chariots, they are army-destroyers) and they reach max tech at a 6000+ settlement, so I'm not sure if I will run into trouble with this faction.
If you feel the squalor is bugged, then yeah this mod can come in handy.
I read what you posted and... found one point really harmful! It's influence, that give public order, not management(this increase only the income of your city). This was a mistake of you. But the really bad thing: >>Get max taxation as soon as possible to reduce growth (use a large garrison force to keep the public order up).
Umm. This is my first post on this forum. I googled the whole squalor thing and this seems to be the perfect solution to my problems. The problem is - I don't know how to get files from this site. Is there like a "download attached files" button or something? Please reply, I recently got into R:TW again and this is totally ruining my game.
this link: https://www.mediafire.com/?kd4n596hq2onhty
thanks
Thanks for the re-upload.
well thank but no link working
The link here works fine.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/kd..._buildings.rar
I just downloaded it myself. (27/08/2015)
- Dan
I'm sorry to ask this, but where is the text file on this page? I'm new to both RTW and TWC so I'm kind clueless...lol
wow thanks man DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
I wanna thank both the author of this mod and the reuploader, you just made my Rome: Total Mass Murderer Edition gameplay obsolete. I truly got tired of fiddling while Rome burns. Now my uncrucified peasants will once again sing praises to me. Roma Invicta.
Thank you to the mod creator and reuploaders for this. Really looking forward to playing without the insanely high squalor making all my cities revolt.
I tried this out and it feels to me like too overpowered and unbalanced. Makes it TOO EASY to keep the public order in settlements. I'm gonna try reducing the effects to make it more balanced and interesting to use.