Xu Yuan wrote:I think DW did better in implementing Yu Jin's attitude through his appearance.
Certainly better than Kessen II did.

Xu Yuan wrote:I think DW did better in implementing Yu Jin's attitude through his appearance.
Xu Yuan wrote:That was a great overview CaTigeReptile! I especially loved that Cao Pi kicked Yu Jin to the curb (how historical!) I love X and still feel it has the most solid RP elements. Now if That game had an event editor, oh by all means I would never put it down! One of these days I should replay X again. You mentioned you didn't care much for battle in X, any specific reason why? I felt of the RP games that X had the most solid combat system. Sure it could have used a few tweaks, but it seemed competently made.
In the first scenario, it seems like there should be an event where Cao Cao starts his own force. Does anyone know what are the triggering conditions for this event? It didn't happen for me on two different occasions.
Is there anything that I can do to increase my chances of getting an officer transferred to my city? I've been tasked by Cao Cao to conquer Ji province, and I want to get my hands on someone with high intelligence to advise me. Unfortunately, Cao Cao keeps rejecting my request, despite me having a trusted relationship with him.
In ROTK VIII, officers with an intelligence of 95 and above give almost perfect advise. Is it the same for this game?
I don't know about the very first scenario (184, Yellow Turban Rebellion), but in the second (189, "Dong Zhuo Rises to Power" or something), it's happens relatively quickly and easily. You should make sure that events are on in your options.
The longer you play in a particular save, the more likely things will fall apart some and cause events to not occur. So while getting Cao Cao to form his force and start the coalition is not too hard, and driving Dong Zhuo out of Luo Yang is also relatively easy, but then having events that occur after the coalition become harder and harder as time goes on. So getting Cao to form his own force from 184 would actually be tough.
How events occur also depends on your own status. If you're a vassal, you typically need to visit your lord or the castle you serve in. If you're free, you sometimes need to visit your home for events to occur. It varies depending on the event, but your prefect's castle in your home city, your lord's castle, and your house are typically where you can get events to fire once conditions are met.
Catching wrote:Is there anything that I can do to increase my chances of getting an officer transferred to my city? I've been tasked by Cao Cao to conquer Ji province, and I want to get my hands on someone with high intelligence to advise me. Unfortunately, Cao Cao keeps rejecting my request, despite me having a trusted relationship with him.
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