Since you mention corruption, you should combat corruption with different ways at the same time if you can: - By investigating the civil technologies that reduce corruption as soon as you can - By assigning special cards that contain corruption reduction to both your party's and the rival parties' characters. You should check the internal politics regularly. At least every 3 turns. - Promoting all the female polititians ( from both your party and the rival parties ) to the highest rank. For each female polititian with the highest rank, you get a 5% in corruption reduction. It is accumulative: The more female polititians there are with the highest rank, the better. I know you wouldn't be able to do that early in the campaign. Only from middle phase of the campaign because it costs money to get to promote them to the highest rank. But it is an investment that pays off. Your income would skyrocket later in the campaign. - I don't remember if dignataries can have skills for corruption reduction as well. I'll check it.

After reading around many of the total war forums, I've learned that "all regions" bonuses are actually factionwide. So many of the perks you mentioned are actually applied to the whole empire, not just the province itself. For example, the +5% agri (all regions) from the olive grove is for the whole faction. The encyclopedia on the Honga website is very clear on what scale these bonuses are applied if anyone's interested.

Conquering other cities gets you wealth even faster

Hey man, thanks for the tips! I'm just getting into rome 2 and I'm finding it tough to expand without constant unrest and rebellions.. any advice on how to manage that better? Also EVERYONE declares war on me in like a revolving door style so I'm struggling to be consistent with my strategies when I'm shifting between carthage war, greek war and gaul war haha

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Awesome. Liked and subscribed. You should do a Politics guide! Nothing more confusing in the game than that mess.

Hi! I've been playing Rome 2 recently. I still don't understand the game mechanics well. for example, the slave market gives percentage bonuses to various resources. Are these percentages applied to the entire province or only to the settlement in which it is built? Ditto for all other buildings (temples, industries, etc.)

I when i play rome i spam Vulcan temple for 20% industry income plus edicts additional 20% income then build mines for every province Then syracuse have 20% wealth from culture income i spam athena temple because it add 20% wealth from culture then i spam stadia

I have a question because I have a bit of a problem with most of the provinces in terms of economy. How do you increase region wealth? I am currently playing as Rome and when I look at the map only Rome has high wealth while other provinces have low to mid wealth. I mean my current economy is very high ( over 20k per turn) and taxes are not even on max but I want to know how to make the rest of the empire grow better.

Ah this is vanilla, just trade ports, upgrade city, farms and cattle and temple , just repeat on every region, africa have 4 trade ports and 25% trade bonus so it is probably best income region. Asia provice have best bonuses factionwide so you must have it

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