Is it possible to change the winning conditions of RM3?

**Jakkka123** · March 11, 2010, 02:12 PM

I can't find descr_win_conditions in the RomeMedieval Folder

**Jakkka123** · March 11, 2010, 03:42 PM

Never mind, i have found and modified it

**Mataputas** · March 11, 2010, 10:51 PM

Originally Posted by Jakkka123

Never mind, i have found and modified it

Would you mind to share your modifications with all of us?

**Jakkka123** · March 12, 2010, 08:00 AM

Originally Posted by Mataputas

Would you mind to share your modifications with all of us?

Here you go,

Put it in:

C:\Program Files\Activision\Rome - Total War\RomeMedievalMOD\Data\world\maps\campaign\imperial_campaign

Long campaign stays the same (conquering the whole map), but checking short campaign gives you 2 factions to defeat and holding at least 15 regions at the same time. You can change which factions you wan't to defeat to win if you wan't to.
By the way, I couldn't figure out how to change the number of regions you have to hold to win

**Mataputas** · March 12, 2010, 08:25 AM

Originally Posted by Jakkka123

By the way, I couldn't figure out how to change the number of regions you have to hold to win

This file works in the following way:

Code:

seleucid
outlive_factions
faction_1, faction_2, faction_3(, etc.)
hold_regions region_1 region_2 region_3 (etc.)
take_regions #
survivor Name of Character

First line: seleucid ---> it indicates that here starts the wining conditions for the seleucid faction.
Second and third lines: outlive_factions: the factions that have to be destroyed in order to win the campaign.
Forth line: hold_regions: here you can enumerate the regions that have to be conquered in order to win.
Fifth line: take_regions: total number of regions that at least have to be conquered in order to win.
Sixth line: survivor: if you want one specific character to be alive at the end of the campaign (not quite useful for this mod at the time)

If you want to add a short campaign, just start like this:

Code:

seleucid
...
short_campaign outlive_factions
faction_1, faction_2, faction_3(, etc.)
hold_regions region_1 region_2 region_3 (etc.)
take_regions #
survivor Name of Character

I mean, FIRST the long campaign objectives, and THEN, the short campaign objectives after the short_campaign command.

Hope it helps =)

**Jakkka123** · March 12, 2010, 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by Mataputas

This file works in the following way:

Code:

seleucid
outlive_factions
faction_1, faction_2, faction_3(, etc.)
hold_regions region_1 region_2 region_3 (etc.)
take_regions #
survivor Name of Character

First line: seleucid ---> it indicates that here starts the wining conditions for the seleucid faction.
Second and third lines: outlive_factions: the factions that have to be destroyed in order to win the campaign.
Forth line: hold_regions: here you can enumerate the regions that have to be conquered in order to win.
Fifth line: take_regions: total number of regions that at least have to be conquered in order to win.
Sixth line: survivor: if you want one specific character to be alive at the end of the campaign (not quite useful for this mod at the time)

If you want to add a short campaign, just start like this:

Code:

seleucid
...
short_campaign outlive_factions
faction_1, faction_2, faction_3(, etc.)
hold_regions region_1 region_2 region_3 (etc.)
take_regions #
survivor Name of Character

I mean, FIRST the long campaign objectives, and THEN, the short campaign objectives after the short_campaign command.

Hope it helps =)

Thanks

But having "take_regions #" to work, it always needs "hold_regions region_1 region 2 etc" right? Because it didn't work for me just with "take_regions #" in the textfile.