2nd Rebellion [ Caesar's civil war ] with my campaign

**BeansCoffee** · January 18, 2011, 01:05 PM

Hey, guys

I have done something Caesar's civil war

I think 2nd rebellion script is awesome

so I decided to add something to this script

this is still WIP

for the present, I will conqeur the gaul and seleucid empire

and then work on it

for now, just 3 roman general added with xiii legion ( it's just sample )

3 Roman General(Caesar, Antonius, Labienus)

**RebelCub** · January 18, 2011, 01:34 PM

I dig it! Marc Antony needs some more traits though!! You could certainly have some fun with his traits, ha.

Fertile
UsesCavalry
Brave
Extravagant
Noble_Aspect
Attacker
Been_In_The_Wars
Arrogant_General
Very_Good_Commander
In The Pink
Lewd
NaturalMilitarySkill
Personality_Charismatic
Rhetoric_Skill
Immoral
Personality_Angry
Personality_Loyal
Loathes_Disgusting_Barbarians
Personality_Arrogant
Resented_by_the_Senate
Honored_by_his_Troops
Drunkard
Foul_Mouthed
Womanizer
Inveterate_Gambler
Narcissist
Fiscally_Flexible
Generous

Also, Gnaeus Domitius Calvinus or Quintus Scribonius Curio should probably be Caesar's ranking generals behind Antony.

**Kozmonavt** · January 18, 2011, 01:37 PM

Fertile AND generous.

**Lord Lancelot** · January 18, 2011, 01:52 PM

Is this submod? :o Cool.

**intel** · January 18, 2011, 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by RebelCub

I dig it! Marc Antony needs some more traits though!! You could certainly have some fun with his traits, ha.

Fertile
Very_Good_Commander
NaturalMilitarySkill
Personality_Charismatic

Please, no. Mark Anthony sucked as a commander, and he dissapointed Caesar quite a few times.

**Cal** · January 18, 2011, 02:50 PM

if this is a submod where are the download links? i love rome the series so this is just awesome

**BeansCoffee** · January 18, 2011, 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by RebelCub

I dig it! Marc Antony needs some more traits though!! You could certainly have some fun with his traits, ha.

Also, Gnaeus Domitius Calvinus or Quintus Scribonius Curio should probably be Caesar's ranking generals behind Antony.

Yeah, I will reference a book

Thx for your info

Originally Posted by Lord Lancelot

Is this submod? :o Cool.

Originally Posted by Cal

if this is a submod where are the download links? i love rome the series so this is just awesome

Sorry, this is not submod

This is post my campaign

I will consider about that

**Cal** · January 18, 2011, 03:06 PM

how hard was it to add new pictures into your game?

**BeansCoffee** · January 18, 2011, 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by Cal

how hard was it to add new pictures into your game?

it's not hard, but if you do not use .bat script it's little bit cumversome

**benavfc** · January 18, 2011, 03:39 PM

I like it, but one question.

Presumably these characters appear when the civil war is triggered, does this mean the characters appear with these armies? Or have I misunderstood?

Nice though, Rome was an awesome series

**RebelCub** · January 18, 2011, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by intel

Please, no. Mark Anthony sucked as a commander, and he dissapointed Caesar quite a few times.

True, he should still be listed as Good_Commander. Caesar could have had any number of sycophantic officers be his second in command but he always had Antony there. Given his obnoxious personality, Antony should have been more a liability than a benefit, but Caesar trusted his abilities both on the field and off, so he obviously didn't "suck". He wasn't a military genius or divine strategist or anything close to it, but he certainly knew what he was doing out on the field.

You don't think he had natural military skill? Being a soldier was the only thing he was good at. All the sources, especially Plutarch indicate that he was a born soldier and one of the bravest leaders out there.

Did you have a problem with him being listed as "charismatic"? You don't do all the things he did in his life without being charismatic. You just don't. If he had no charisma it's unlikely that he would have been able to rile up all of Rome in his speech after the assassination. If he didn't have charisma he wouldn't have had such devoted soldiers.

**chris10** · January 18, 2011, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by BeansCoffee

Hey, guys

I have done something Caesar's civil war

I think 2nd rebellion script is awesome

I've never seen before

so I decided to add something to this script

this is still WIP

for the present, I will conqeur the gaul and seleucid empire

and then work on it

for now, just 3 roman general added with xiii legion ( it's just sample )

3 Roman General(Caesar, Antonius, Labienus)

I smell clone character CTD later...well...just let us know if the campaign ended 40-60 turns later in an errorless end Turn CTD

**Jean=A=Luc** · January 19, 2011, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by RebelCub

True, he should still be listed as Good_Commander. Caesar could have had any number of sycophantic officers be his second in command but he always had Antony there. Given his obnoxious personality, Antony should have been more a liability than a benefit, but Caesar trusted his abilities both on the field and off, so he obviously didn't "suck". He wasn't a military genius or divine strategist or anything close to it, but he certainly knew what he was doing out on the field.

You don't think he had natural military skill? Being a soldier was the only thing he was good at. All the sources, especially Plutarch indicate that he was a born soldier and one of the bravest leaders out there.

HBO's Rome has taught me that Mark Anthony was a major douchebag but a good commander nevertheless. "When in doubt, CHAAAAAARGE!!1"