Also if you go through a string of brothers inheriting the throne (because sons are still too young), you can get through kings too quickly which seems to reduce your influence or at least reduce the time available to build up good traits. If you have a really useless looking heir it can help to send him on a one-way mission to bring up your second son as the new heir apparent. Longer term, you need to keep an eye on your royal family, as you may need to prune the tree sometimes. This is just the short-term measures, of course. I think Drone has covered everything else. Get real dodgy types close to the king ASAP. Let low-loyalty units stand alone, and find the highest possible loyalty general to 'lead' whatever remains in province - the idea is to make rebellion suicidal for the rebels. Generally I find a degree of stack micromangement helps when things look dicey. it helps if you can earn your king his 'great builder' and 'magnificent builder' stripes (+1 and +2 loyalty resp.) Of course, if the faction leader is utterly hopeless, civil wars can be a good way to reset the faction lines.Īlso, build build build. A high command, low loyalty general in charge of a large stack is trouble.

If above not possible, isolate low loyalty generals into small stacks.

Place low loyalty generals into stacks with higher command, higher loyalty generals (or the faction leader which automatically commands a stack).

The loyalty of a stack depends on the loyalty of the highest command rated general.Use spies to frame generals for treason (this can backfire).Placing a low loyalty general in the same stack as the faction leader raises loyalty.There are also over 1500 units added across all factions, with unique AOR (Area Of Recruitment) for many units. Marrying princesses to the low loyalty generals This major Total War: Rome II mod includes Unlocked Factions for Grand Campaign, Imperial Augustus, Wrath of Sparta, Ceaser In Gaul, Hannibal At The Gates and Rise of the Republic.Poor loyalty can be resolved without disbanding units. Warfare related to settler colonialism has also been conducive to genocide. Relieving the siege on an ally, +1 influence During civil wars within countries, we have seen genocides in Rwanda and Darfur.

There are several ways to increase the influence of the faction leader, the best being to capture provinces. An influx of low loyalty generals are usually caused by low influence of the faction leader.

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