RS II: Post your empires here!

[Dodge]

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Hannibal is now in control of Carthage, I'm at war with Rome AND Gallaeci. It's too early to tell if I'm winning though, as a couple of my Spanish cities are under siege by Rome, but I'm on the offensive against the Gallaeci.

Edited (Brusilov): I added some spoilers

[tone]

What happened in Italy?

[Dodge]

What happened in Italy?

After sacking Rome I got the hell out, spent the money building my economy, navy and have just recently taken Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily, whilst remaining on the defensive in Spain, as you see I've lost one inland province there but gained a coastal one.

I build 6 navies with 10 boats each, and 6 field armies built exclusively in Carthage itself, but one got badly mauled and is now mostly mercenaries.

[Valiant The Brave]

You should remove borders, it looks way nicer

[Scelucid Hopolite]

You should remove borders, it looks way nicer

how do you remove the borders cause its only some of my campaigns that have borders and i prefer how they look without them

[DarthLazy]

Go to descr_sm_factions and make every factions primary color and secondary color the same. You will need to do it in every campaign mod folder

[loukas]

And how do you make borders visable in campaigns that have them removed (like the seleucid campaign)?

[TuCoT]

My Parthian campaign update: 548 AUC

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

It is time to erase the Seleucids on earth. I will carry all my stacks to the Seleucid borders. My armies had especially horse-archers but they're great. I can't count how many heavy Seleucid army that I crushed with them!

[traxx91]

Belgae campaign, hard/hard, 554 AUC

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

First thing I did was to unite Brittain. It was tough, I lost the first battles because I can't handle the chariots, but when I took some cavalry with me it was not that difficult anymore.
The Averni, alltough ally from turn 1 on, attacked me this turn RTW diplomacy sucks...

[Dodge]

More victories against Rome:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Edited (Brusilov): I added some spoilers

[Striker]

In what year you are Dodge?

[torzsoktamas]

how do you remove the borders cause its only some of my campaigns that have borders and i prefer how they look without them

In the main data folder(not in the modfolders) there is another folder called "Important stuff".There you should find two folders containing the desrc_sm_factions file.One with the name of "region borders visible" and the other "invisible" or "non visible"

[Brusilov]

how do you remove the borders cause its only some of my campaigns that have borders and i prefer how they look without them

Go to descr_sm_factions and make every factions primary color and secondary color the same. You will need to do it in every campaign mod folder

And how do you make borders visable in campaigns that have them removed (like the seleucid campaign)?

If you go into the data\_IMPORTANT_STUFF folder there are two sub-folders: Region_borders_not_visible and Region_borders_visible.

Inside each folder is a set of 'Play_faction' folders - simply copy the contents of the folder you want into your RSI install.

Easy - no editing.

Edited: torzsoktamas beat me to it....

[Dodge]

In what year you are Dodge?

555

[Daiyoukai Ramza]

Here's my piddling little Kingdom of Pergamon...

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

I'm at war with... well, everyone I share borders with, but all but the war with Makedonia are low intensity. My single ally, Rome, is thankfully keeping the bulk of Makedonia's forces busy down near Sparta.

Makedonia, at first, tried to take Nicodemia, and they came close a few times, but after losing, oh, ten stacks or so over the course of of five turns, they let off the pressure, allowing me to mount a counter-offensive and take Byzantion and Lysimacheia, the latter's owned being the Ptolemaioi at the time. Now I'm hunkering down to strengthen my economy and border cities.

[Schwertmeister]

Cimbri campaign, H/H, Rome:Alexander. Belgae are finished soon.

[SMcS]

my cimbri campaign. as a start i choose n/n, BI-version.


nice work Schwertmeister. being a slow player i always wonder how others can go on so fast. still i enjoy this mod very much, especially all the new options to build up the provinces. maybe thats the reason i was so slow, so many new buildings to try and not enough money for troops.



probably the biggest town in the uncivilized world.

[Visarion]

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

You really wanted to see Leonidas and the 300 didn't you?!

[Praetorian121]

I just start campaign with BELGAE one turn, when i conquer more region i will put screenshots.

[caratacus]

Cimbri Hard campaign/Very Hard Battles
Well it's my first campaign in Roma Surrectum and enjoying it very much. Playing as the Cimbri, I've managed to expand the tribe into the whole of northern Germania, but rather than take on the rebel tribes, I developed the Cimbri economy and found out two things. At hard settings my economy is producing a colossal amount of money!! which enables me simply to buy up most of the neighbouring tribal settlements and armies. Those that refuse are treated with total ruthlessness by my well trained bands of warriors. Should this Germanic tribe have a successful economy like this through such things as mining? I seem to recall that they were not advanced as the Celts economically.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

However my initial success has received a significant dent on my advance eastwards, having concluded a temporary alliance with the Boii in the south. East of the province of Venedae my army was soundly beaten by the local Aesti tribe in the woods using a combination stealthy tactics and powerful mercenary cavalry.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

It started off well enough when I encountered the band marching through the woods and positioned my skirmishers on a hill slope to rain down javelins and stones upon them. They stood there and exchanged fire but didn't advance up the slope, choosing in stead to fall back occasionally to draw my skirmishers down the hill.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

After a while Proto-Slavic Spearmen and Germanic mercenary cavalry appeared on two other sides attacking and my force became rapidly denuded and overcome. The rout into these realistically modeled woods by the survivors pursued by enemy spear men as the mist drew in, felt like a real thrashing. There is much to learn before we encounter the mighty Roman Legions.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: