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As per the unit recruitment times, they vary based on the type of unit, light units can still be recruited in a single turn, but med units come out to 2, heavier units come out to 3, and some ships can run over 12. If you're not seeing that behavior then something is conflicting.
Polybian – Imperium level 3, minimum turns 40 = 10 in game years to 90 turns or 7.5 in game years
Marian – Imperium level 5, minimum turns 100 = 25 in game years to 200 turns or 16.6 in game years
Imperial – Imperium level 7, minimum turns 210 = 52.5 in game years to 330 turns or 27.5 in game years
I personally find myself going to far in the campaign before certain reforms hit so I feel like slightly shortening the in game years required for 12tpy reforms to hit would be ok. Alternatively, since Rome is a power house, you could increase its reform requirements compared to other factions so they have somewhat of a challenge. Just dont make Polybian reforms hit too late because playing with Rome when their units are mostly early spears is weird lol.