Yeah, the camps thing is pretty unavoidable. There's basically invisible walls with holes in them in the corners. If the AI is besieging you, they'll actually use their ram. :) Eventually you get a...
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Yeah, the camps thing is pretty unavoidable. There's basically invisible walls with holes in them in the corners. If the AI is besieging you, they'll actually use their ram. :) Eventually you get a...
Been playing a Boii campaign. About 50/60 turns in.
CAI feedback (2.04a): not too much to report, other than it's been funny watching the Sweboz & Getae flounder (both failed to take a 2nd...
Edit 2: I find the above discussion humorous. When playing Baktria I often consider how superior the unit selection for allied oligarchy is compared to allied democracy, even though I usually build...
Quick note on navies: it seems some factions are willing to build and use a few boats. After I took southern Italy and gave the Romans some tribute for awhile, they were content to sit there and...
Thank you. :)
I'm having some problem with the Koinon Hellenon reforms. I got three metropoli quite easily. I started with Athens, conquered Corinth, and upgrade Rhodos to a metropolis. I didn't have a problem...
Peltasts with the same art were elite skirmishers in EB1. They were actually pretty overpowered. I was actually assuming their EB2 classification as heavy infantry was a mistake until just recently...
Unlike in the modern U.S. college system, faculty expect to actually be paid. I'm actually a big fan of the economic malus. It makes it more prestigious to have a top level academy & adds to the role...
I just noticed a similar thing with my new Koinon Hellenon campaign. Makedon was kind enough to offer me a ceasefire a few years after I took Korinth and Demetrios, so I decided to have a few...
Sounds like someone needs to learn to mod & check out the limitations of the engine on their own. :tongue: Heck, I'd like to see a giant Celtic empire. In my games Rome loves to steamroll central...
Actually, I usually lose Marakanda to a revolt! The city south of Oskobara provides a lot of income through mines, so does Marakanda. But it's actually pretty hard to get that income running as...
Hopefully this works, I haven't used either site before:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/0db4oypvdf7vhoz/M2TW.system.log.zip
I couldn't figure out how to upload a file to this forum, so here's a zipped log:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=07971450463458134833
In game: The first time I recreated the crash...
Well, looks like my Baktria campaign will end on turn 104.
Some random notes on battles I fought, primarily against the Saka:
The Saka used a lot more riders as compared with archers or nobles....
It's interesting you mention this, as Antiocheia-Margiane also revolted (though possibly turn 3) when I completed the mission. I didn't particularly notice combat between the spawned rebels and the...
It depended on how far the enemy had to march. Meaning if I stick my troops being attacked by an enemy army on a hill, if it's close to where the enemy army is, not too long. If it's far away, the...
Playing 2.03k (and j), as Baktria under recommended settings, I noticed a problem when enemy armies attacked with mixed phalanx and infantry units (for example, phalangitai and hoplitai). Because the...
Actually, I'm of two minds. On the one hand, the slower speeds make for more entertaining battles: you have to choose where to apply your light cavalry rather than being able to run them around...