An improvement in my book. All the Best, Welsh Dragon. Agree with you Welsh Dragon. DLC in my book are great but these cost money,but it keeps people employed and the company makes a profit to fund the next game. No one makes you buy them. For one lol i played rome 1 alot when i first bought it on disk and that whas when the game first came out i put in alot of time on that game and notice there is more to it then rome 2 has i still have the case and diskes some where lol Yes and what you don't see is that they are making more games and making you pay for stuff that should already be part of the game in genral.
Originally posted by camrincobaugh :. You do know that they may work on the game but they don't come up with all the ideas there are alot of gamers to random people who give them ideas to what they think should be in the game and alot of times they put the players ideas into the game If it was not for us then they would get stuck on the next game they make as you see most of there games come with the same thing as the last game does they try and add in stuff that you may have not seen in the last game but that is just a small part Also if it is past time in game there should be alot of non playable factions like Alexanders old kindom that fell apart after he died The thing is that they make you pay for some of the factions that where in rome 1 that should have been part of this game as well i am not saying to give away the dlc for free but to make it where once you conqure the factions you should be able to play them only in the grand campaign Any way most factions back in that time did not last long or have a very big tech part or many units so you can really leave those ones out but the major ones should be playable like the greek states and rome had more then just red colored units they had many others but they chose to keep them out of this one instead of putting them in Plus if it is true then why put in alexanders old kindom if it past that time that is one that should have been left out but they had to do it any way they gave you atleast one faction from each part of that era to play as i have finished one grand campaign as room in just 2 to 3 days i noticed unless i pay for the dlc i don't get any other playable factions but the ones that come with the game Seleucid Secessionists.
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Syracuse Hannibal at the Gates. Arevaci Secessionists Hannibal at the Gates. Adirim Secessionists Hannibal at the Gates. Total War: Shogun 2 - Portal. Napoleon: Total War. Empire: Total War. Medieval: Total War. Shogun: Total War. Rome: Total War sometimes abbreviated as RTW is a strategy game in the Total War Series which combines a turn-based campaign map with real time battles.
The game was developed by the Creative Assembly and was released on September 22, In , the original Rome: Total War was withdrawn from sale on Steam. The Remaster changed the user interface, heavily updated the campaign map, fixed various bugs, added new modding resources and backported a few of Medieval 2's features, including Merchants. See the dedicated page for a more complete overview.
Each year consists of two turns. The player controls one of the playable factions on the campaign map with the goal of conquering new regions in order to achieve victory. The diplomacy system has been revamped with a better artificial intelligence, so players can also plan their way to power diplomatically.
Creative Assembly acknowledges the various anomalies in previous games, where the AI could perform strange or even suicidal actions, such as small factions declaring war on the whole Roman Empire. This was looked into in the sequel, and the AI is said to be more "intelligent" and cunning than ever. Your own actions during the campaign will determine whether or not the enemy AI will be a trustworthy ally, or a suspicious traitor. The political system of Rome II has been completely remade and improved.
The Roman and Carthagian factions will have three political entities that vie for power inside the faction. Players choose to be part of one of the entities once he selects the faction he wants to play. The political standing of different entities is based on a new resource system, that is in turn based on the deeds and actions of generals and characters belonging to a certain political entity. If one's standing drops too low, he may find himself powerless to affect his nation's affairs, or if one becomes too powerful, rivals might unite against him.
In certain cases, a player can attempt to take all power for himself, thus becoming emperor or king. This requires a civil war, however, another part of the game completely redesigned by the Creative Assembly. Total War Wiki Explore. Historical Games. Medieval Medieval II Kingdoms. Fall of the Samurai Thrones of Britannia Troy. Factions Historical characters Settlements Units.
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