Civ 5 AI Only Timelapse: Destiny of Rome (Vox Populi)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Roman Empire starting in the Classic Era instead of Ancient, right in the large forest with many resources around, there is only one problem: Augustus Caesar is surrounded by aggressive savages that considering themselves as rulers equal to him. O mighty Emperor, will you put these stinking barbarians in their place and build a civilization that will stand the test of time, or Rome will fall again?
I made this battle using Vox Populi (global modification of AI and gameplay) forums.civfana...
Music: Evan King - The Outer Rim, Evan King - Titan Striker, Really Slow Motion - They Will Break You
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This might be the best one yet. Rome was the tragic hero, pulling together Atilla and Nobunaga in a triumverate against the Mongol horde. They pushed the Mongols back, and things looked great, but his trust was his downfall when Atilla betrayed them both and ruined everything.
I was thinking right around the fall of Japan that Rome had a fair chance of winning if and only if Augustus didn't get stuck in a war with both the mongols and Attila. Against one he would have won (I think) but against both it just wasn't enough. Mongolia was great once it finally got its momentum back after Rome pushed it out of the southwestern provinces.
Et tu, Atilla?
@@rougehawk Most underated comment ever.
Well said.
@@adriantsien1867 Why would you want someone to eat the comment?
It was very ironic how Huns saved Rome from invasion
Then betrayed it to get instant regret and be crushed by the very Mongols Rome warned them about
Top 10 anime betrayals:
The Huns backstabbing Rome
ThatOne Latvian just like in any game never trust anyone mostly in this game I had a alliance with Rome from the Med evil era to the modern era and they got ahead of me in tech and kicked my ass
Rome was ascendant for a time, but then, their Hunnic allies betrayed then when the Romans needed them the most: During the 3rd Mongol assault against the Eternal City.
Wow this was really good. Way better than the normal ones. I feel like there's an actual story here. I almost cried when Rome fell lol.
I really liked how you timed the music with the fall of rome
Music timing is as good as ever.
Rome, you tried...
#AIBattle I’m amazed at the rate you’ve been making these videos while still being able to keep each one interesting and giving them their own unique spin, keep up the good work my man!
I almost started to believe that Rome can do it!
Ah the irony; The Romans were holding back the Mongols but the Huns turned on Rome and help Ghengis destroy them, only for Atilla to get destroyed in return.
I like how the music is perfectly in sync with the fall of Rome!
Can we all just take a moment and commend Japan for surviving in their tiny little corner without getting crushed for 6000 years?
This should be the top comment, Ive never done a one city challenge, so seeing that was amazing
>already enclosed by forest
>lets build a wall
Me, to the screen: "NO ROME DON'T TRUST THE HUNS!"
the huns betrayed rome to early to be fair.
For the whole video I'm waiting for Rome to take Nineveh...
The drama in this is better than most drama tv shows
"Fuck Rome, I have a really nice corner there" Montezuma
It’s funny how the game pivoted at the moment the mongols took the great wall.
ナナシさん more like Rome's failed offensive against the Japanese. They wasted their army and their capital was pinned. THEN the Mongols took Rome (and the Great Wall with it)
I wonder how Rome would have done without the great wall.
That Wonder did serious work for Rome while the movement penalty was in effect.
Rome would have crumbled way sooner without it.
Honestly I don't think it did much, as 90% of their tiles were forest anyway.
holy shit this was incredible- so much lore could be made from this game
Huns to the east of me, Mongols to the west! Here I am stuck in the middle with you.
To be fair, Atilla was called as "the Scourge of Rome" so I did expect them to destroy rome
7:03 that betrayal
and what did we learn from that? that backstabbing can backfire xD
Rome: *everybody betray me I fed up of this world.*
*YOU'RE TEARING ME APART ATTILISA*
Oh, hi Marcus Antonius
Skozerny crap. now I can't stop picturing a tommywiseau Julius Caesar saying that.
I’m actually amazed Rome held on for so long. The Mongolian horde and the Huns were hammering away at its defences the entire game
that was close, so much back and forth fighting
Agony. Despair, even.
Follish Foolish Fallish Attila, Too dumb to attack Rome
Attila betrayed Rome too early and it cost them the win.
Rome had a most impressive network of forts.
The dream that was Rome...
That comeback of Mongolia was fantastic
Rome was at 50 size once 😭😭😭
I need a Roman Victory in my life!
Best one yet.
Can't deny
Attila ruins everything every fucking time. Their aggressiveness trait is not only other peoples downfall but their own. Him, Rome and Nobunaga were clearly holding a strong defense against the Mongol invasion, but they just had to backstab their allies. Taking Kyoto and then making Rome fight on 2 fronts. Idiots. Obviously, they were doomed from the start of this and the mongols easily swept the floor from there on out. smh.
But they had to, did they not? Rome would have captured the West and then Attila would have been destroyed. But yes maybe he made his move a little too early.
7:19
Attila the Scourge of God VS Genghis Khan the Scourge of Karma.
This video hurt so much to watch!
The Aztecs built a frigate in thier capitol?
You think it was just the Aztecs? Japan had a frigate just chilling a tile north of their capitol for almost the entire game!
No. A free frigate is the reward of one of the World Congress project.
Its also worth mentioning that a ranged ship is a very worthy defense unit for a city.
So sad that Rome died
the great wall of ch-rome, lights it on fire, chromes fire wall
6:57
Top anime treatment in history..
Actually, I wasn't surprised. According to the history, the Hunns were something about 700 years earlier. Mongols just have more advanced horseman :D
So frustrating to see Assyria didn't had a chance at taking Rome because the Huns were being annoying af the whole game.
Rome's greatest strength turned out to be its greatest weakness. Because of the dense forest they were able to slow down invading units, but at the same time slowing their own.
Ever hear the phrase "All roads lead to Rome?" yeah, they didn't do that.
That poor Hun ship in the corner
“So was life for uncle Claudius”
Atilla doomed us all.
Atilla messed up by not declaring war against Ghengis or Rome when they were fighting. awesome stuff
Mongols boolin hard in the first half
Spoiler alert
Wait for it
The.....
Mongols
Max Bergmann Intense though... Looked like the Romans were about to just make it
I guess the phrase "all roads leads to Rome" inspired you to make this video?
Make a battle where the ancient greek states compete on islands.
Communist unit?!
Noooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sigh....mannnnnnn they were so close!
Its pretty strange, how Romes ai is concistently one of the most incompetent in the game. They were several techs ahead, so how the hell can the ai be so damn stupid that they dont even build new cities or conquor their surroundings?
You see, the government was couped by Enrico Dandolo and secretly renamed to the Merchant Republic of Venice, so they couldn't build new cities.
Theres a thing in vox populi called supply limit which limits the amount of military units you can have. You can gain supply from population, buildings, cities, or wonders and lose supply over increasing tech or war weariness. So at most a one city Rome could I'd say at most 20 units, and I'd say that AI was doing really well, but was too preoccupied with building wonders.
... thats all nice and dandy ... but how did they get frigates in their capitals ...
probably from the world congress project
Honestly, Atilla has the most overpowered A.I. it always does great.
And Augustus shouldn't have recalled a majority of his troops to Rome, otherwise, he could have defended Nimrud, and it would have been a choke point.
How did the Aztecs made a boat tho?
Treasure fleet project - World Congress
romes mistake was stepping into atilla
Rome almost always screws themselves over by going for tradition rather than liberty in the early game, probably because of the Glory of Rome trait. They end up without a settler and get boxed in almost every time. Glad to see that this time at least Rome managed to use a one city strat properly.
I’m curious if one of the nations AI is programmed to act in such a way (being too cautious, friendly, reserved, etc.) that is is nearly impossible for them to win no matter how good of a start you give them compared to everyone else.
Arakiven Yes that is possible (like gandhi) it's pretty annoying too.
Depends on their competitive score in combination with their backstabber score. Lowest sums would be your civs
вместо того что б вести свой войска на помощь по захвату последнего города японии, рим мог продолжить гнобить монгола, и нагнул бы его как раз к моменту подхода войск гунских к границе. было бы больше шансов))
жаль рим го в циву
Very nice video
how does the ai manage to produce units from puppet citys?? ive never been able to do that myself other than buying them, but here they actually produce units - unless he can buy a unit every 4 turns in every puppet lol
Falcon of Honor AFAIK Vox Populi with being in a major war will almost always incentivize Puppets and City States to make units for you.
Why do so many civs have keshiks? Rome, the Aztecs, the Huns all have them that I noticed. Is Ghengis gifting units or is it a mod?
It's the vox populi mod. Units and combat are much more complex
@@silvertehrandom Yeah - in Vox I believe they're replaced with 'skirmishers' and 'heavy skirmishers' - since it's more realistic for all civs to use horse archers. The Mongols were the ones to use them most effectively in history but they certainly weren't unique in having them.
So, it came down to the fire nation, Rome, and the European Mongolians?(huns)
What are all the mods used in this video? I don't recognize the money symbol or the unique units.
Vox populi. Its a mod pack
How did everybody get diffrent uu
Reminds me of that time I was Venice and got Attila and Khan as neighbors 💀
Top Tip, sacrifice some exploration and just kidnap every single settler and worker with a scout or two. The AI will eventually make a warrior to get them out safely but that's usually by like Turn 50-70 so you have ample time to set up while they're effectively on turn 10 with no cities, military, or improvements
By not taking any cities and waging a long slow war you don't even get a warmonger penalty afterwards
How did Assyria get Keshiks?
When Genghis Khan took over the world
The destiny of rome is to die i guess
How did rome support that massive population
SlayTheRake I think AI always cheats
SlayTheRake cuz it's Rome.
Forest tiles have +1 food I'm pretty sure and I believe theres either buildings, cultural bonuses, or tech that helps bring that number up
What, do you not have double the population of every other player/AI Civ when you play Rome?
... Is it only me?
I'd never seen a 50 pop city before lol
How did Japan and other random civs end up with Keshiks?
Vox Populi mod.
Love the video. Can you give me the names of the songs though?
Что-то Рим протормозил сильно в начале, но потом аж 3 города разом захватил, потом один потерял, потом ещё один захватил, а потом непонятно почему проиграл.
Проиграл Рим из-за предательства Гуннов. Гунны, Япония и Рим противостояли Монголам, но Гунны решили напасть на союзников и потому слились
@@dontworry198 посмотри внимательнее. был долгий мир в котором коалиция распалась, рим стал крепостями отжимать территории гунна и наглеть, вот монголы и подговорили гуннов попилить рим, а как только рим пал, тут же разорвали гуннов, которые остались одни)) тут реально все глубже чем кажется
ошибся, рим крепости поставил еще задолго до прихода гуннов. но сути не меняет короче ) гунны решили отхапать себе кусочек но оставшись без живого щита сами были сокрушены..
Rome is civilization, Rome is order, Rome is power.
Why Attila has mongol units?
poor Rome barely holding
Локальный филиал Кадии - стоит)
epic
What is the name of the painting at the end?
Thomas Cole's The Course of Empire.
what if there were The Iroquois
what mods are you using?
Atleast "Vox Populi"
I always get sad when Greece does bad
But the ai for Greece is really bad
So I’m sad a lot
I'm happy when england does well
I'm never happy
japan thought they did a great diploma jaja
Is that a roman mod?
I need a guide to how to play as good as Rome did I suck at producing science and culture
There is not much to guide. Just build EVERY ONE OF science buildings and culture buildings as fast as you can. Wonders are good, but they are useful only when they are supporting corresponding buildings (Ex : parthenon supporting amphitheater). Guilds are good, but they are stronger when supported by corresponding cultural building (EX : amphitheater boost the writer by 33%). Even if you are playing as Egypt, wonder is something you should try when you are sure you have, or will have enough buildings and armies. Of course things get different when you start your policy from honor though. They get culture from killing and science from capturing cities after all...
60 city’s power in Medieval lol
rome super
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