Hmmmm.....strange, that.
Awesome. How many legions will be in RS2?
Optio, Legio I Latina
We WERE going to have 30, but to my great disappointment they cut two to make room for other units for other factions. ridiculous, i say! '
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true, but the reason we had 35 in RS 1.6 was because we had some that were destroyed and then replaced by other before the end of the time period.
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True, some were destroyed...but not in the mod. And the ones we removed were levied after 100AD, which was our cutoff date, basically.
Believe me, I'm as sad as anyone else they couldn't be included, but 28 was what Augustus had, so it's a fair number and a good challenge.
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True, true. Perhaps Principate-based campaign for RS 2.5?
'Ecce, Roma Surrectum!' Beta Tester and Historian
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Are there any plans some time in the future to add a couple more mod folded factions ? I was thinking of maybe the Galatians. An Asia minor Celtic campaign would be very interesting.
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming.
Hmmm... Interesting... But, can you tell me the end date?
And
We'll see RS 2.5 (i know it's difficult to tell me now but...) with other timeframe? (examp. 100AD - ....)
I can show you all my roman shields together, but with protection logo... like Tone did for my vex shields. I showed you legion banners without it, but you know... noone can use it without my permission in any public mod or game.
Probably that was my mistake...
Nice Roman legion pics and review. Specially about Third Servile War.
But with their armor i dont think any faction comes close to them seems like it maybe after 15 turns you would have build the Roman empire....
You'd have to cheat to get the reforms that quickly...
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Under the proud patronage of MarcusTullius