New RSR 1.03 (30/08/09)
Military
- Increased cost of armies beyond the capacity limit
- Increased building time for overseas units
- Increased city garrison size for better city defense
- Reduced assult dice modifier
- Decreased max manpower
- Decreased mercenaries maintenance cost
- Decreased militia building time
- Increased monthly reinforcements
- Increased damage reduction for land and naval units given by experience
- Slightly increased damage from Archers
- Increased combat bonus for Loyal units
- Decreased maintenence cost of loyal units (to balance the possible player choice of increasing army maintenance costs)
- Increased non costal provinces attrition
- Increased attrition relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Increased movement speed relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Decreased supply limit relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Increased attrition for out of supply units
- Gave overall combat bonus when defending in home country
- Further decreased moral penalty of underpaid units
- Increased speed at sea
- Increased Elephants combat value against cavalry
Gameplay
- Decreased maintenence cost for Army reform decision (to balance the possible player choice of increasing army maintenance costs)
- Included additional player difficulty options given via in game event:
1. significantly increasing units maintenance
2. significantly decreasing manpower growth
3. significantly decreasing tax income
4. significantly increasing revolt risk
5. counterbalancing with slightly increased omen chances and additional starting gold.
- Increased bonuses for the ai according to the difficulty level chosen by the player
- Increased revolty risk given by instability
- Increased revolty risk given by nationalism
- Increased revolty risk given by war exhaustion
- Increased revolty risk given by rulers unpopularity
- Significantly increased Barbarian power and growth also making there armies more balanced and dangerous
Government
- significantly increased bonuses given by the different governments to make them more interesting and give an additional incentive for respecting Government type optional ideas.
- Changed senate thresholds for actions and popularity
- Increased bonuses given by some ideas to make them more balanced
- Increased trade bonus given by mercantil ruler
- Increased omen chance bonus given by religious ruler
- Increased revolt risk given by populist ruler
Characters
- Now not only charisma but also finesse, and martial values (although in a lesser extend) will affect popularity.
- significantly increased effects for every single completed ambition giving all of them not only related attribute bonus points but also better balanced conviction faction points always rewarding
as well the Ruler faction giving the title. This will make titles, governorships and magistrate positions not only a character shaping tool but a very important political commodity.
- Increased ruler popularity penalty given by war exhaustion
- Increased ruler popularity penalty given by war tyranny
- Increased loyalty bonus given by rulers popularity (on the other hand negative popularity will give increasing loyalty penalty making popularity a more important factor)
- Titles now also give increasing loyalty effects and respective faction conviction (related faction title + ruler faction) even when not fulfilling an ambition again making titles much more important
- Slightly increased the number of titles to be given
- Now ex army magistrates and ex navy magistrates will also be able to command armies or fleets respectively.
- Increased effects of several traits (for instance brave, victorious and conqueror adds 1 martial to the character. Coward substracts 2 martial on the contrary)
- Slightly decreased loyalty penalty for loyal cohorts
- Added new title for republics depending on faction majority
- Fixed the problem of early character ambitions that can not be fulfilled by the player because the character is below 18 years old.
Omens
- Increased effects of some Omens to make them more interesting
Economy
- decreased overseas tax income
Missions
- modified mission triggers and rewards significantly increasing the penalties for failed missions
Events
- changed and gave some more options to several events
Military
- Increased cost of armies beyond the capacity limit
- Increased building time for overseas units
- Increased city garrison size for better city defense
- Reduced assult dice modifier
- Decreased max manpower
- Decreased mercenaries maintenance cost
- Decreased militia building time
- Increased monthly reinforcements
- Increased damage reduction for land and naval units given by experience
- Slightly increased damage from Archers
- Increased combat bonus for Loyal units
- Decreased maintenence cost of loyal units (to balance the possible player choice of increasing army maintenance costs)
- Increased non costal provinces attrition
- Increased attrition relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Increased movement speed relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Decreased supply limit relative to mild, hard or severe winter
- Increased attrition for out of supply units
- Gave overall combat bonus when defending in home country
- Further decreased moral penalty of underpaid units
- Increased speed at sea
- Increased Elephants combat value against cavalry
Gameplay
- Decreased maintenence cost for Army reform decision (to balance the possible player choice of increasing army maintenance costs)
- Included additional player difficulty options given via in game event:
1. significantly increasing units maintenance
2. significantly decreasing manpower growth
3. significantly decreasing tax income
4. significantly increasing revolt risk
5. counterbalancing with slightly increased omen chances and additional starting gold.
- Increased bonuses for the ai according to the difficulty level chosen by the player
- Increased revolty risk given by instability
- Increased revolty risk given by nationalism
- Increased revolty risk given by war exhaustion
- Increased revolty risk given by rulers unpopularity
- Significantly increased Barbarian power and growth also making there armies more balanced and dangerous
Government
- significantly increased bonuses given by the different governments to make them more interesting and give an additional incentive for respecting Government type optional ideas.
- Changed senate thresholds for actions and popularity
- Increased bonuses given by some ideas to make them more balanced
- Increased trade bonus given by mercantil ruler
- Increased omen chance bonus given by religious ruler
- Increased revolt risk given by populist ruler
Characters
- Now not only charisma but also finesse, and martial values (although in a lesser extend) will affect popularity.
- significantly increased effects for every single completed ambition giving all of them not only related attribute bonus points but also better balanced conviction faction points always rewarding
as well the Ruler faction giving the title. This will make titles, governorships and magistrate positions not only a character shaping tool but a very important political commodity.
- Increased ruler popularity penalty given by war exhaustion
- Increased ruler popularity penalty given by war tyranny
- Increased loyalty bonus given by rulers popularity (on the other hand negative popularity will give increasing loyalty penalty making popularity a more important factor)
- Titles now also give increasing loyalty effects and respective faction conviction (related faction title + ruler faction) even when not fulfilling an ambition again making titles much more important
- Slightly increased the number of titles to be given
- Now ex army magistrates and ex navy magistrates will also be able to command armies or fleets respectively.
- Increased effects of several traits (for instance brave, victorious and conqueror adds 1 martial to the character. Coward substracts 2 martial on the contrary)
- Slightly decreased loyalty penalty for loyal cohorts
- Added new title for republics depending on faction majority
- Fixed the problem of early character ambitions that can not be fulfilled by the player because the character is below 18 years old.
Omens
- Increased effects of some Omens to make them more interesting
Economy
- decreased overseas tax income
Missions
- modified mission triggers and rewards significantly increasing the penalties for failed missions
Events
- changed and gave some more options to several events
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but IMO to be able to conquer the ancient Roman empire in just a couple of decades it is not a pleasant experience but a sort of arcade pc game and in that case I found more enjoyable shooting ducks on the wii . 
