RS II: Post your empires here!

[S.W.A.T]

Seleucia will always fall

Macedon first.. The weaker of the big three.

Anyways, very nice empire. Representing Hellenism well.

[AspisPhalanx90]

Update on the Achaemenid Empire.




Currently, ive just taken out the majority of Armenia. They, Pontus, and Macedon have been reduced to mere single cities. I decided to head after Armenia mainly for their mines and gold, but it cost alot in terms of manpower just to break through their full stacks including Nakharers..mustve had 5-7 full stacks, two of whom are led by my prized generals...Cyrus and Mardonius

The big shocker thus far is the state of the REBEL faction. Theyve eliminated Dacia, theyve taken Nisa from me, and continue to become a powerful state. Even Rome seems to have been checked by their power. Next on target...Egypt or Pergamon...then the now-united Greeks under the Spartan banner will once again enter the fold of the glorious Achaemenid empire

[Tesla]

crazy battle man I bet you couldn't do it again ! haha jk

[AspisPhalanx90]

OK ive decided to post this next update to pose a question....what is up with the AI in this campaign?!!

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Ive highlighted the Rebels (the in-game thrace faction, so capable of fighting more than the slaves) blue..theyve singlehandedly taken out the Boii, Dacians, and almost the Belgae..Sparta is the power in Greece, Rome is sketchy at best...never seen this before really

Using BI

[DarthLazy]

The rebels aren't supposed to exist...

[AspisPhalanx90]

no, they arent...but instead they ARE dacia, eastern Gaul, and Britannia...im actually kinda upset because it feels like a ruined campaign..

[jawakopoko]

This is my Pontic campaign. Year is 144 Se and i am at war with Pergamon, Selucids, Ptolemies, Macedon, and Armenia. This is by far the funnest campaign i have played so far. Pergamon is down to two cities. I just took Mazaka back from the Selucids and Armenia is laying siege to my three eastern cities. I cant remember their names atm. The Ptolomies are constantly attacking Gordium and that other city just southwest of Mazaka. Macedon is going for Nicomedia. I'll post more pics later.

[VI.Mithridates]

This is my Carthaginian Empire.

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Conqueror of Italy... Hannibal Barca

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Hannibal's Army

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[jo_dus]

Hannibal the coward. Shame shame.

[Ostrogoth]

This is my Carthaginian Empire.

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Conqueror of Italy... Hannibal Barca

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Hannibal's Army

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Nice campaign

P.S Hannibal the coward...
Burn in hell trait bug

[metsikhovne]

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[metsikhovne]

P.S Hannibal the coward...
Burn in hell trait bug

amen

[Delysid]

Dacia H/M 1 turn recruitment
My prince launches the final assault to destroy Scythia once and for all...



This Dacia campaign, has been the most epic, challenging, all out war i have ever experienced in my 5+ years of Total War games. I am completely in love with RS2 because of this campaign.

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The great Agean-Black Sea war i think i shall call it. My alliance with Pergamon vs the Macedonian, Scythian and Greek alliance. Was an insane 2 front war where i was on the back foot for most of it. Pretty much every Dacian able to hold a weapon was mobilised for the war, every settlement was constantly recruiting and mercenaries were hired whenever avaliable. The frontier settlements were constantly changing hands, Phillipolis swapped between myself and Macedon 4 times during the war.

Every turn we were throwing stacks at each other, constantly rotating half depleted units off the front to be retrained with the fresh recruits ready for the bloodbath.

Eventually i gained the upper hand and slowly pushed Scythia back. The scripted spawn armies were a real pain and almost turned the war back into their favour but we eventually turned them back.

The end result is that most of my settlements are exhausted population wise, most armies are depleted, my origional royal line is dead (3 assasinated, 1 died of age, 3 died bitterly defending towns to the last man). The southern front with Macedonia has stabalised around Philiopolis.

The plan now is to capitalise on the collapsed resistance while it lasts and sweep up into the Crimera. Then sail down and fight the Greeks in Antaollia aiding my Pergamon buddies.

[Grouchio]

Shameful Display!

[Dan227]

Is there anyway to take off the silly coward trait or fixing it.

[Grimbold]

Is there anyway to take off the silly coward trait or fixing it.

Wait for the next patch

[xsithspawnx]

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...ard+fix&page=3

Post 51 in this thread has a working hotfix. It is save compatible and will stop any more generals from getting the coward trait. I've used it with multiple campaigns and it works fine. It should help until the patch comes out.

[Pe Ell]

Update on Macedonian campaign. 0 turns, hard/medium (campaign/battles).

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At war with Galleaci. My biggest end game headache looks to be Parthia (surprise surprise) and Sarmatia might end up being nasty too if they take out Pontus. Armenia sticking around with one province, Carthage got saved by me sort of. I actually didn't intend to go for Spain, that war was an accident. My plan was to fight Cimbri, then swing east and take down Sarmatia and Parthia. But the Galleaci took one of my border watch towers which triggered war, and I figured I might as well invade. Cimbri and Dacia throwing stacks at each other, Dacia looks to have the upper hand.

[Pharoah]

Nice makedonian empire.

[Grimbold]

My Pergamon campaign ( 1 turn Hard/Hard )

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Subjugated Sparta and Pontus. Macedon was down to 1 region and their faction leader died so i achieved short campaign victory conditions.

At war with Ptolomies, GCS and rebels.

Its a very easy campaign, so far anyway.