Any cheat codes or "trainer" just for the politics system?

[wargamesmaster]

The freaking annoying politics system of this Total War game is ruining my fun, either I get constant rebellions or I can't even transform the Republic into an empire because of negative loyalty.

Is there any cheat to fix this? Hell, a mod?

[Welsh Dragon]

Diposting pertama kali oleh wargamesmaster:

The freaking annoying politics system of this Total War game is ruining my fun, either I get constant rebellions or I can't even transform the Republic into an empire because of negative loyalty.

Is there any cheat to fix this? Hell, a mod?

This might help. It's not a cheat code or mod, but it does cover the basics of how the mechanics work and offers some tips. (Full disclosure, I co-wrote it, though Alwyn deserves most of the credit.)

Link: https://www.twcenter.net/forums/content.php?514-Total-War-Rome-II-Guide-to-Politics-the-Family-Tree

If you still want to use mods, there's some which bump loyalty up so high that you will never have a civil war/secession again. Check the Workshop.

All the Best,

Welsh Dragon.

[wierieroy93]

trainers or mods like cheats are taking my game to crash, does annyone else has the same problem?

[MANWHATADONGA]

Diposting pertama kali oleh wierieroy93:

trainers or mods like cheats are taking my game to crash, does annyone else has the same problem?

No.

[wargamesmaster]

Found the mod that augment "loyalty" of the other families to a high enough level to not be worried about rebellions ever again, it even works with DLCs (not Rise of the Republic, however).

[2ĤōŐĶ.ϟMalaka]

Secure loyality each 3 4 round send other family fraction members on missions let them organise games will increase the loyality and public order promote them when they are able too organise mariages etc

[닝닝 공주님의 기사]

JUST WAIT FOR NEXT TOTAL WAR.

[wierieroy93]

Diposting pertama kali oleh MANWHATADONGA:

Diposting pertama kali oleh wierieroy93:

trainers or mods like cheats are taking my game to crash, does annyone else has the same problem?

No.

witch one do you use for getting more money, one turn tech, recruits etc?

[portalnerd55]

If a party is getting close to rebellion, make sure that the party loyalty edict is active in their designated region(s), which you can see by hitting tab and changing the filter to party affiliation. If you still have a high chance of secession, secure loyalty, promote their characters, arrange a political marriage, improve relations, etc.

Some parties will be just too troublesome if they have a terrible combination of traits like Thirst for Power and Populist, and will only continue to impede you no matter what you do to appease them. You're going to want to provoke them to secede so you can kill them and reroll for a better party. Before you do that, remove any generals from their party that are in the field and encircle your armies around that party's territory. You should be able to blitz them before they can effectively build up an army.

After a secession or civil war is over, you're protected from another one for ten turns and get a loyalty bonus from every party. That's your time to change government type, gather support, purge their party, and generally gain more influence in the senate. Your goal should be to have each party be so impotent that they have very little territory and thus not have to care about whether they support you or not. Just make sure that you're continually gathering support every few turns once you completely control the senate so that the other parties don't claw back their relevance.

[wargamesmaster]

Thanks for the tips but I really wanted just mods/cheats to solve that problem, the politics system is so annoying and I want to turn the Republic into an empire without too much troubles and not after so many turns (we not only need a 65% influence in the senate but also a positive level of loyalty from EVERY other political party, which is quite problematic if I need to promote/let them do stuff in provinces to avoid civil wars).

But once I'm done with my "conquering the world" with OP Roman legions thing, I'll start a new game with zero cheats/mods (except those that improve gameplay/add stuff) and go full Republic since it's near impossible for me to create an empire without cheats.

Edit: Wait... Can we finish a Roman campaign without turning the Roman Republic into the Roman empire?

[portalnerd55]

You don't have to change government types to complete the victory conditions. Being an empire does give a lot of buffs that help with the late game, though.

[portalnerd55]

As for your actual request, here's a mod that buffs party loyalty depending on your government type. I wouldn't call it an outright cheat, as you wanted, but +15 is almost certainly significant enough to get positive loyalty on all parties without having to mess with the politics too much.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1316022491

[backwards doG]

Diposting pertama kali oleh wierieroy93:

trainers or mods like cheats are taking my game to crash, does annyone else has the same problem?

You shall not bypass the Senate. Go to YOUTUBE vidieos to learn. Also remember that politics change depending on the mod.

[wargamesmaster]

I found a mod that remove the politics system entirely but fair warning, it prevents any auto-resolve "buff" mod from working correctly.

Before my units could rank up after every battle and easilly be "gold rank" after only a few battles and after adding the "no politics" mod I found, it's basically back to square one in terms of effiency & winning chances with auto-resolve.

Anyway, I decided to start a new game without cheats or "buff" mods. I did what I wanted and conquered the world with OP legions, now I want to see how far I can go without cheating.