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The changes definitely fixed that disbanding my Italian levy as Rome doesn't give me an instant 200 military experience, but I would agree that the issue is a fundamental flaw with how levies can start with experience. I'm not really sure about a satisfying fix to it either that doesn't involve completely reworking the military experience system. Game's still pretty fun after the most recent patch/expansion at least.
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KOGAHAZAN!! posted:Battles/sieges give military experience directly, maybe? I think this would be an excellent idea- that way you can't just raise levies/dismiss them 8 months later for a ton of tradition exp out of no where. It would feel like you'd need battles and sieges to give significant amounts of experience to compensate rather than the rather paltry amount you seem to currently gain (if any, honestly- I can't even tell if you currently gain any this way).
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Azuren posted:E: Another weird bug that I've only seen in post-2.0: once I got to far-away lands, IIRC deep into barbarian Hispania and Gaul, and in Armenia, I'd occasionally find cities that were still producing food trade goods. Looked like they were default cities, too, and not ones the AI had built on top of food territories. Was curious. There’s a handful of missions that convert a settlement into a city but don’t call the change trade good function for areas in Asia Minor, so you can end up with some of those food producing cities. Carthage can have a similar thing in turning some of its coastal settlements into cities through missions. I think there may also be a couple that default still produce food there, but I’m not sure offhand.
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