BRUTII ROMAN CAMPAIGN - Rome Total War #3
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Rome Total War. Playing as Brutii Romans on Very Hard Difficulty.
Goal: Meet long campaign victory conditions in a timely manner.
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hmmm, first experience with Rome Total war,
play as Carthage, see Elephats, attack Romans -> Elephants run amok and kill my army, 9 Year old me is super confused
I was 14 when I first played and I LOVED Rome ever after.
First total war experience was Rome, in 2004. I was 10. I played it for 4-5 months. But I was very young and didn't understand too much.
Didn't play it for 10 years. But in 2014 I was diagnosed with cancer. I was being treated for 6 months. At the end of it, I was so worn down that I couldn't even walk. And my back hurt so much I was only able to sleep for 4 hours a day. I started watching Rome on HBO, and I just thought.. hey.. I'm gonna do what Caesar did. March on Rome and become emperor. I'm not exaggerating here, I played that game for 18 hours a day!
I'm sorry for you and glad you survived this shit.
Hope you can enjoy your live now.
First time I played Rome Total War was a mess. Didn't know what I was doing but fell in love with the big RTS battles. Really like the empire management and city building in Rome Total War and medieval 2, much more so than the later Total Wars.
Agree 100%!! :)
Hard to argue.
+Gustav Vasa Exactly same, i keep coming back to MTW2 and RTW currently got 10 campaigns running. But the new ones..despite all their DLC and new stuff. Its like so exhausting forcing yourself to play them while trying to force yourself to love them because "rome 2 right?". I like rome 2 in its own very unique way, kind of forgetting rome 1 as it makes it easier, as rome 2 does certainly have a unique mysterious tmosphere, but the city buildning system, (which is unique and kind of fun but wayyyy less than rome 1´s) and the no garrison armies just sucks. RTW and MTW2 are just the moist fantastic games of the total war games. The city buildning and empire feel was so real compared to the unique icons for rome 2. They´re cool in some ways but compared to mtw2 and rtw, nothing compares. Love the buildning system and i loved reading about the buildnings, units ive read it hudnreds of times its just so fascinating rather than being sent to a weird a encyclopedia. Really takes out the atmosphere compared to a scroll running down and hearing the sounds of the buildnings, horses etc. That attanetion to detail, you could see buildnings being built, ships on the horizon. If only rome 2 had that attention to detail. Altho if they had jsut improved trw some people would had complained about same old game but better graphics and graphics mean shit. And if they make a new one they also get shit, but theres a balance to everything. I.e family trees dont fix whats not broken.
God damn Legend I just realized how much I love your channel. How I love your genius strategies, your insulting commentary, your honest, brutal way of getting things done and how it all adds up. Cheers.
"That's why we developed guns instead of lightsabers" YOU MEAN WE HAD THE BLOODY OPTION TO MAKE SHINNY LASER SWORDS!?!?!? Realities mean sometimes
I lost the prologue because I tried to expand in a direction the tutorial didn't want me to.
+Goldflame33 lol
My first experience with Rome total war was not playing it, but watching it on a TV show called time commanders. I fell in love with the idea of commanding ancient armies, and wished they made the game public (not aware it was at the time) when i found out i could play on pc, i begged my parents , was a young kid, till i got a pc to play it.
A week later i had strict time schedule as i didn't leave my pc for anything other than food and rest.
The 2003 BBC TV series Time Commanders where they used a modified Rome 1 engine. Five years later I had a PC I could finally play it. It was different after playing Shogun 1. After winning as Scipii to unlock the factions and then playing as Parthia with horse archers was a total revelation :)
I remember playing the Spartan:Total Warrior spin off on my ps2 as a child and loving it. I then heard of this "Rome: Total War" and had to have it, I remember playing the game , probably less than 20fps on my parents shitty laptop. Still loved every minute of it. Then one day there was a Medieval II:Total War ad on the tv and I genuinely remember almost pissing my self with joy when my father told me to turn around holding a copy of it in his hands.
Haha that poor bastard at 46:44, getting assassinated by 160 javelins all at once
Nothing like getting up in the morning and finding a new RTW video on my Roku. I found RTW Gold about a decade ago and got it because of my interest in the time period (and computer games). It was love at first play.
OldTotalWarrior hellooo oldtotalwar!!
I remember reading about Rome in PC Powerplay, I was so excited to play it as I loved Shogun and Medieval. Once I got the demo I must have played the River Trebia battle 100s of times until I got the game on release. No other total war game has ever made me feel so excited while playing. It's hands down my favourite game of all time.
My first experience with rome1..... I was at a mates house playing cossacks something or other i cant remember which one, and he had just picked up a new fangled game called rome total war, neither of us had heard of it but once he started it up i knew it was a winner, i would look over every couple of minutes just so blown away with how epic it was, and how great it looked, so for the rest of the night i ended up just watching him play, my game was completely ignored and the next day i went and picked myself up a copy and ive been in love with the series ever since.
First time i came in contact with rtw was watching a friend play it at his house when i was 14. I was more into shooters and gta at this time and only rediscovered it 6 years later. Started a scipii campaign on medium difficulty and my pc crashed at almost every battle. i wanted to finish the campaign so Bad, forcing me to build up a ridiculous amount of full stacks in order to win battles with auto resolve. Fought egypt in anatolia for like 80 turns, those were some massive (auto resolve) battles. 10/10 would do again.
I first played total war around a friends house. He showed me all the factions in the grand campaign and I was in absolute awe, playing a scipii campaign and buying the game a week later. After I came back from Greece in 2005, I got addicted to the game, it also propelled my interest in history and has had a profound impact on my hobbies.
One of the greatest games ever created. Revolutionary in it's field.
Two year old video, but who cares.
I actually just got into TW a couple of years ago, and decided to play it on a whim since I remember Rome 1 getting good reviews.
What completely hooked me was the first city battle in the prologue campaign. I was going along mostly doing as the tutorial prompts said, until I was throwing my hastati against some hoplites and my general was in position to attack from behind so I sent him in. The only RTS games I'd been into until then had been SC 1 & 2 so I was totally expecting the hoplites to pull some magic armor bonus against cavalry right out their ass and kill my general. It blew my mind when the adviser chimed in and told me my intuitions were correct. It was the least video gamey thing to happen a video game and completely rekindled my interest in video games in general.
I bought Rome with Barbarian invasion at the same time. I think I jumped straight into the Hun campaign. I sacked the rebel settlement that was in the horde's starting region. I then went South to fight the Roxolani. I decided to occupy that settlement (I was still confused as to how hordes worked). Then I decided to wipe out the Roxolani horde armies. I lost many generals doing this and I think one or two of their generals escaped. I remember how in the battles I was concerned that runaway slave spearmen would kill my general by virtue of being armed with spears.
The first campaign I ever did in Rome 1 was actually the Brutii. I remember how much I struggled vs macedonia, because I didn't know how to deal with the hoplites efficiently. It took me ages to get to thessalonica and finish them off... And here I see you doing it on one of the first few turns. Bittersweet feeling to say the least
My first experience was strange because I was such a command and conquer nut so with this game was a huge change. I played as the brutii first and had no idea of tactics just took on the Greeks and ran my army into the phalanxes and you can imagine how that went so yeah big wake up call for different rts type games
Ever since I first heard of the Roman empire i loved everything about it's history, and when this game came out it was like a dream come true. Being able to forge your own Roman legacy and fight it's battles to glory was amazing and still is.
My first experience of Rome was watching my buddy play the Juli campaign and what a laugh we would have. Getting fucked up and playing all night, the family tree was great seeing weather the sons would turn out heroes or gob shites. I eventually got my own computer and played Rome so much I had to break the cd to give myself a break. I now find myself watching you after coming across you in the peasant challenge. Your playing the best game I ever came across and it's very enjoyable to watch you until I get a computer again. Your moving along fucking nicely.
My first experience with Rome Total War was when i was 13, got it with a games magazine. I remember playing as the Giulii Family, my favorite since i learned at school the history of Rome for the first time (i'm italian, so a bit of roman proud told me to play Caesar lel). For me it was fucking amazing: the atmosphere, all those troops, thousands of troops fighting in open fields or cityes, the campaing map, the fucking music and the general speeches was absolutly mind blowing and gave me a lot of chills back then, because i'm a stupid epic guy and love this kind of things.
Was also the first time i started to find files on the internet such as patches and bux fixes (like the 261 b.c. bug, really fucking annoying).
It is so important for me that even now, after all these years (i'm 24 now) i recommend this game to everyone, even if some mechanics are clunky as hell.
Rome Total War is certainly one of my top 3 games i've ever played; the feels that this game gave me will be unique and urepeatable.
Too bad CA but expecially SEGA ruined everything over the years... (my ass still burn for the delusional Rome 2)
The first thing I did in this game was gather all of my units into one giant army and rampage across Greece and Turkey.
I was eventually wrecked by Pontus and all of my settlements rebelled because I left no units in them. :P
Have you ever played a game as numedia? I think that would be really interesting to watch! Loving this so far.
The first time I played Rome Total War was right after taking a classics course in high school. I immediately fell in love with it. In fact, I played it so much during my summer holidays that I injured my index finger. lol
4:18 "And there went half my life." Total War is an addiction. The first step is admitting you have a problem.
Started playing Shogun 1 total war when I was about 5 or 6. I remember it being insanely difficult, and it still is in my opinion. I was actually a little bit disappointed that they removed the province-by-province, end of turn movement system. It made joint attacks and 3-way battles show up way more often.
my first experience with Rome TW was at 10 years old watching my friends older other playing it. Me and my friend would just play the custom battles with 1 full stack of peasants VS 1 full stack of archers and just watch them get mowed down with flaming shot.... wasn't until I got the game myself a few years later that I played the campaign & is the game that got me into RTS and the whole TW franchise. Very nostalgic to watch these!
I was 15 and was at a friends place, watched him play Rome. He was Egypt and was conquering territories to make it look like a big yellow smiley face on the mini map. I also watched him play some custom battles and was blown away, so I went and bought it immediately, spent all those school holidays playing it, starting with the Julii campaign.
My brother downloaded a pirated copy of Rome: Total War and I initially just played a bunch of custom battles and I loved doing that. Then I tried a campaign as the Scipii because I like the colour blue. I remember having pergamum at one point but that's it. I also remember struggling to take Syracuse in 10 turns...
I have almost 10 years experience in this game when I buy my first pc the Rome Total War was a gift and I played with him day and night :D
My first experience with Rome: Total War was a mix of disgust and enjoyment. Until that point I had only ever played Shogun 1, which had many less aspects to it. I was thrown into a world of empire management, turn-by-turn income, and unit upkeep. I was only around 11 and totally lost due to my inexperience managing taxes and not used to not being able to build infinite armies. I was perpetually broke, didn't trade at all, and barely expanded due to small armies. I remember being awe-struck by the truly 3D battles, but hated everything else. So I went back to Shogun. I came back a couple years later when I was more experienced with life and money, and Rome 1 instantly eclipsed Shogun as my favorite, and holds that title still today.
The most memorable experience with Rome: Total War was using the arrow keys to position my units. It took quite a while to learn to hold RM and drag lol
I had heard all the buzz around it on the internet with the 10/10 reviews, and since it was one year after the LotR trilogy you can bet 14 year old me was hyped to get it. I was all about ancient/medieval war. I paid for the game myself. I didn't have my own computer so I could only play it every other weekend when I was visiting my dad. I guess that's when I started staying up until 5am, playing all night. Best gaming memories I have. Good times :')
PC magazine when I was a kid, front cover was for the new Rome Total war coming out and the little demo CD "which they used to have on the front cover".
It played the tutorial mission and even outside the demo had a index which was full of everything you could do within Rome Total War. Was totally blown away and have not back since.
I first played Rome when I was 10, I had no idea who the Romans were or when they lived. I liked the game a lot and it sparked my interest for the era.
i played rome for the first time years after if came out, in like 2009, so i was about 13
i obsessed over the greek states, something about an empire of mountainy/hilly islands always seemed really cozy and comfortable
and now i own them all
First experience was a custom battle. The Britons vs The Scipii in a siege attack. I really had no idea what I was doing, so I pretty much got nothing but the units I thought looked cool. Like Warband and woad warriors. It lasted fucking forever, but I did eventually win. I remember it came down to a Roman arcani unit vs a couple chosen swordsmen units. I fell in love after that.
I was constantly playing custom battles when I was new to Rome 1. So much so that I ignored the campaigns and played multiplayer instead for years.
Haha I did pretty much the same, only it was a pirated copy that my brother had downloaded so it was just custom battles for me. So I always set the money to 100,000 and pretty much always played as a Roman army against a random-generated enemy.
Gooscar doing that for years.. isn’t it boring?
Your Julii Campaign got me playing Rome. I had only played M2 until then. M2 is still my favorite but I have caught up with Rome and BI. I prefer you doing these games over the later Total Wars.
History Channel special on Barbarians and at the end it mentioned BI how it could determine which group was the strongest, the little I saw hooked me on the game
My first time with Rome 1, I was in the third grade, it really sparked my love for history and the total war series. The huge big scale battles made me drop my jaw, I thought holy crap this is the greatest thing ever. It will be my favorite strategy game series from now until I die. It's my favorite in the series as well. 1) Rome1 2) Med 2 3) Shogun 2. I only put Rome 1 above Med 2, because of the time period. There pretty equal for me personally
@LegendofTotalWar With the slave thing, slaves are sent to those cities of yours with governors first of, then proportionally among your factions. Your capital is growing he fastest because you left a family member as a governor. Switching governors around before enslaving will switch up which provinces receive the growth.
+Taylor Suter I made it pretty clear that I knew that and its exactly why I left a general at Tarentum.
When I was about 12 I bought Rome total war for my PC and I fell in love have played it ever since and as you said in a previous episode I fell in love with Roman mythology and civilisation.. I already had an interest in Greek mythology and that led me to research in my own time the romans and eventually lead me to Scandinavian mythology and runology or Futhark which I know study
Kind regards, one of your fans love your aggressive ballsy play style almost as much attitude than me haha a good watch for sure
I just noticed that I never played the Tutorial for this game.. but damn it is one of the games that you can pick up and get behind its mechanics even without someone holding your hand. That is what makes it great in my opinion.
Because I was younger, my Father showed it to me and I didn't like it much, then I started playing it a lot and now I'm trying to become emperor.
First experience with Rome total war... At a friends house, they had it, I asked to play it and it was awesome! I just played it the whole time i was there and pretty much ignored my friend haha. But a few years later then I had a friend over at my house and I showed him the game, He did the very same thing.
My first full campaign was the Parthians and since I was a noob I used infantry over cav but I learned to use cav throughout the campaign and I won :) (my brother unlocked all the factions so that's how it was MY first campaign)
First experience was in 2006. I was 9 years old at the time. I played the Julii and conquered Patavium, Segesta and Mediolanium and then thought to myself: "You know what? That's a fine empire I built." and then spend the next 100 or so turns turtelling and making my 'fine empire' prosper. Full built cities and an army to defend it. Then I looked at the map and realized that the brutii had conquered all of Eastern Europe and the Scipii were approaching Egypt, who had conquered all of Turkey, the middle east and parts of Scythia. The Scipii destroyed Egypt and usurped their entire kingdom. I was the one who ended up taking Rome and I quickly took Western Europe. I was by far the smallest Roman faction and was heavily intimidated by the other two so I ended up starting over.
My first experience with RTW was when I was 12. I won a $150 Christmas shopping trip with a cop and chose RTW for my brother. He didn't like it, but I fell in love with it. When I bought it I thought it was some kind of RPG where you fight as one guy in an army lol, but it's even better than that.
This game was my childhood, first time I played as the julii and got into almost 100,00 of debt, I loved every moment of it
my first was when my dad playing rome while i was on his lap watching there goes my life
My first experience with RTW was playing the demo where you could play the historical battle of Carthage vs Rome (Battle of the Trebia). I can't remember how often I played just this one battle because of how much I loved it, my favorite part was just going berserk with the elephants.
First experience of Rome, jesus, well picked up the Gold edition having never seen TW before and thought it looked awesome.
Anyway, I remember the tutorial battle and the great storytelling and narration in it. It was great, dammed Gauls
I got Rome: Total War the Christmas the year it came out. Before that, I had Medieval: Total War on a computer that couldn't run it properly (battle maps were all white terrain and units were grey boxes). Literally Christmas Eve my mum got a new computer (family computer, I was only a kid) that was capable of playing MTW. The next day I found out, to my delight, that it could also play RTW. Unfortunately I was shit at it back then, I used to auto resolve everything and use cheats.
First experience with Rome was a documentary on the battle of Thermopalae. I then pirated the game and then bought it because I loved it so much
These are by far the most entertaining series made by you !
I was 16 the first time I played Rome, and I was so frightened: it was my first turn based strategic game, and I didn't knew absolutely nothing on how I to manage my faction: my first choice was the Julii family (like anyone, I suppose) and I tried to take Saguntum corrupting the city with the dignitary! This was my first try. Second time i started conquering without fear, not caring about economy, just keeping recruiting Hastatii and fighting Gauls, then Spain... then my PC broke. :(
Saguntum?
@@thelaziestguyuveverknown he must have meant segesta i guess
my first experience was at a friends house watching Germanic hounds, axemen and beserkers shred through parthian Hillmen, peasants and eastern infantry
never played rome 1 like you play it, im starting to play this again!
nice video!
First experience with RTW... Play as Julii, in the 1.0 version.... conquer segesta, then with an hastatii full stack I storm Mediolanum, but I didn't know how to build siege equipment, so I waitened gauls attacking me, and with two barbarian bodyguard they slaughtered my entire army. Memories.
I actually played Medieval 2 first but once I found out Rome Total War was the game that came before it I went out and bought it, then I played the game for hours. I think my first playthrough was as the Julii and it was relatively easy since the Romans are OP as fuck in that game, but after I unlocked all the factions I played as Britons all the time. Gotta love those head hurlers. Medieval 2 and Rome 1 are still the best total war games. Attila doesn't even come close to the quality of those games, ESPECIALLY when you considered the age differences.
First started playing rome in 2005AD when my brother wanted the game and then he got it for christmas, we played the ever loving shit out of it, and last summer 10 years later we did another julii campaign, best game ever and really fun to co campaign with someone
First time I played this I was about 11 years old. I was with a friend and we played as the Julii because you know, red romans and Caesar. The thing is the game was is english and english is not my native language. We still understood what to to as much as 11 years old non english speakers can but it was pretty fun
hmm I remember the first time I played was against my cousin and he was surprised that a 9 year old kid beat him but you know I guess he let me but man did I love the game and so I made my parents buy it and it was the best day of my life I swear 6 years straight I still play it of course now with mods
When i got rtw back when i was 15 i think the first thing i did was going straight to custom battle (i had already played alot of MTW2) and fucked around with the spartan hoplites on a bridge battle. great stuff
I saw a friend playing it at his house, back then I thought that it was a
lame game and that nobody needed it with other games that I thought
were better than it around. A few weeks later I saw him playing it again
and so did my mum who asked what the game was called, the friend told
her that it was called 'Rome Total War', she then asked us if we wanted
it. I was unsure but my brother said a clear YES!! So a few days later
mum ordered it and we started playing it. I did not understand how it
worked, but I soon did and it turned into my favorite game.
Unfortunately, the game put pressure on my PC so my dad had to remove it
and I did not get it back till we got a new PC about 8 months later. I
then on played it for almost a year but then we upgraded our PC to
Windows 10 which was not compatible with the disc version of Rome total
war. So around 8-9 months later a friend introduced us to Steam. So we
got the Steam version of the game and have had no problems ever since.
First time playing RTW was at a friend's house. I must've been like 8-11 ( I really don't remember) so around 2008 ish. I don't remember what happened but I definitely knew what I wanted for christmas
Legend I have been starting to watch your videos and they are great! I was wondering if you could do a ERE in barbarian invasion like you did with the WRE because me and most of your fans can agree the we have a great time watching you play RTW and M2TW ;) Anyway keep up the great work :)
First experience is me sitting on my dads lap as a kid playing Julii and getting segesta then proceeded to attack Rome and get absolutely destroyed, 2years later I play it again and holy shit in the holidays I played 10 hours a day amazing experience
When I was 10 I was walking around Walmart and I happen to see this game and I knew I would like it because I'm a huge history guy. now age 19 I still play this game for hours on end until I get fatigued or realize it's 2 in the morning
Really loving this series. I'm totally getting back my love for Rome total war again and can't wait to play after this week. I got finals :(
First time playing the campaign as the Julii and not understanding the concept of building management. Constantly bankrupt and also Thrace conquered everything in Italy except Rome. Couldn't replicate that if I tried..
47:09 another benefit is that you get more experience for your units
Don't forget to set Tarentum back as your capital.
legend, rome total war was literally my childhood.
Its amazing what memories RTW invokes, will it be the same for the later titles..... My first campaign, Julii of course......
Played as Scipii. Somehow got anally annihilated by Carthage within 15 turns.
I was not good as games.
my first experience with rome total war was really cool. I reaaaally liked it but the first confusion came really fast. In the prologue campaign the victoy conditions were something crazy like "conquer 50 provinces" and i was struggling to do it in time until i realised that i was dumb :P
35:47 Legend: Dont need to kill them, but i will anyway..
General: KILL THEM!!
Me: lol
Hey Legend, did you know that of you recruit peasant's in 1 town then move em to your main roman cities and disband them there will actually add the 240 men to the population of said town's, might be a nice little boost to get them to grow big fast.
Legend knows. The beginning of his first non scripted playthrough of a total war campaign (RTW as the Julii) was all about that.
Aah thanks, he also mentioned it in the vid right after I posted it haha!
Damn!!! Tried to do a draw-out and buggered it up. I attacked the reinforcing army right in the corner so when they broke they immediately left the map. Doh!!!
@LegendofTotalWar Ah okay, wasn't listening closely enough when you were talking about that. A bit distracted when I was watching it. Went back an saw you were right.
+Taylor Suter lol its ok. General rule of thumb though is if its either Rome 1 or Medieval 2 - I already know whatever it is you're trying to tell me.
I played this massive battle as Julie against Gual where a couple hasati units held up their whole army along a front while my general and Equites crushed their generals in hammer and avails and came back just in time to charge the rear of the pathetic barbarians who then fled en mass from my Roman Legion and chased them down to the MAN!!!!!!! Also loved how i was trying to appease the people and seante and trying to maintain their relations as I got Stronger and the higher my leaders got the less the heard the cries from the PLEBS!
:) 32:27 the AI didn't take your bait...TW is the only series where the AI get worse with each passing game....it must be due to the game becoming senile. xD
My first experience was with Rome Total War not so long agoa ctually. I remember I was in a RTS boom and was looking for good ones to play and I kept hearing about this game where you were actually in control of an army with moral and stuff. I was like "man, that sounds amazing but complicated". When I finally get my hand on it, I was really impressed but didn't understand shit as how to manage my economy. Was usually broke very quicly ^^
Quick question: when talking a settlement, how important is it to destroy the buildings from another culture and replace thme with yours for public order? (besides the temples obviously)
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first time I played in went well until Greece declared for war on me for literally no reason and marched over 1000 soldier's in Apollonia and then sailed a boat over to Sicily and destroyed the Scipii and it was bad
Btw, is it safe to have cities with over 10000 population or is the plague and poorness hit it so bad it's not worth it?
the brutii is the easiest faction in the entire game to play as, you get to conquer the highest earning settlements in the game and you get most of the wonders
+Adam Schofield When i play as an Roman faction i cock block my Roman allies by taking what should be theirs lol.
I'm french je regarde tes video et j adore :). Au moment où t assiege bylazora t aurai du faire un fore derrière pour que la grosse unité macédonienne ne vienne pas t attaquer.
By far the best total war ever 👌🏻
+Guilhem Salesse I find Medieval better. Could you reason your opinion?
+Troglodytenfänger Routing units actually shout and scream in Rome 1. Pause the game when you break some enemy units and listen to the fun :)
+07jaworski07 That's actually a pretty good reason 😁
07jaworski07 Hahahaah can´t argue with that.
+Troglodytenfänger well I found the dialogues and cities/armies management better in this game than the other. Medieval 2 is the second on my total war list. On the opposite I hate Attila and rome 2 because they are so inconsistant and annoying . I wish Attila and Rome 2 have never existed, im old shool baby !! 😎
I used to watch my dad play time total war and I would just sit and watch I enjoyed myself tho 😂😂
legend are you planning on staying to a historically accurate (ish) Roman Empire, or are you just gunna take whatever settlements you want?
I guess he wants to win the campain
I actually played shogun two first. I was like seven. Ya i loved shogun two right away even though i was totally shit at the campaign. Then on steam i saw rome and was like hey i saw videos about this game, so lets buy it. When it downloaded i played a custom battle with an army of spartans. Loved the game ever since.
P.S. Legend you are really really really too good. Its not that fun to watch someone always win. Could you maybe loss sometimes? If its not so much to ask for
Legend, I have 2 questions . Why do you keep the depleted mercenary units? When you do keep them does the upkeep still cost the same as a full strength unit?
+Sven Guli If the unit is depleted you pay it less proportionate to the amount of men lost. so if a 100 man unit that cost 100 in upkeep lost 50 men you'd only pay it 50 per turn. Super depleted units with like 1-6 men left are really good for leaving behind in forts because of the low upkeep. You need to leave a unit in a fort or else the fort gets dismantled. Forts are great when placed on river crossings or mountains as it significantly delays an invasion.
LegendofTotalWar Thanks for the reply and info. I enjoy your videos.
+LegendofTotalWar you say princepes like porcupine
+Bezourx that's actually the correct Latin pronunciation :)
Legend, are you playing this game on an older computer? I was looking into trying this game out but read it doesn't run well with PCs with 2-4 cores because of its age.
+Grenade Guy w/ Desk Fan Sort of. I have 4 cores but I'm still running windows vista. One of the main reasons I'm running on such an old operating system is because of Rome 1 and Medieval 2, which are my favourite games. However I am upgrading to windows 10 for total war warhammer.
LegendofTotalWar Thank you for answering. I will buy it at some point when the semestar ends.
+LegendofTotalWar Not sure if you already know, but there was/is a directx12 conflict with Rome Total War 1; windows 10 runs directx12, and I'm pretty sure you couldn't downgrade to directx11 running windows 10. I fixed this by manually turning off Anti-aliasing for Rome 1 in the preferences ini script. Not your problem now, but may be later
+Mark Hughes I run Rome 1 fine on Windows 10.
+Grenade Guy w/ Desk Fan
I run mine on an old computer. It still has Windows EXP and everything. I just cant get it to run on the newer ones.
I thought cities only get a population boost from enslavement if they have a family member in the settlement acting as governor when the conquered city is enslaved?
I managed to get perfect scores with the People and Senate at the same time as well once. Had to bend over backwards to fulfill all the Senate missions and owned just enough territory to make me popular with the People but not too popular to piss off the Senate (also not shocked you didn't get any offices, the SPRQ faction tends to hog them early game)
Come on Scipii, get it in gear already! My favorite Roman faction is looking like a big chump at the moment
+kd3045 Also, if there are no family members in any city the slaves are divided equally among all your cities. And for the Romans half the slaves go to Rome.Don't confuse the slaves that are sent to cities with the increase in population growth rate (the manacled feet icons) from enslaving cities.
actually they reinvented the tomahawk
I was 5 and at a friends house. I saw them playing a game then my brother got it and so I started playing it