Sparta and Rome?

[swhunter]

Rome may be less weaker as from other updated svn.
( Taking the fog off Rome ) is seeing them send troops to Greece.
And not paying any attention to the west, or Carth.
Is this a a1 thing? Or could there be more attention to expanding Rome in the west more?
I hated it, when Rome declared war with Sparta. It dew their attention away from other factions.
pics are on Spartan page.

[dvk901]

Absolutely nothing in terms of where Rome decides to go has changed, SW. So I'm guessing it's just a matter of the campaign you are playing.

[Revan The Great]

Historically Rome concentrated more on the East than the West, for the most part.

Out of necessity they defeated Carthage and had to take over their slice of Spain and a bit of territory around Carthage, but besides that they really tried to let client kings work their way out there. Greece, Macedonia, Pergamum all came before Gaul, most of Spain, etc.

[swhunter]

Historically Rome concentrated more on the East than the West, for the most part.

Out of necessity they defeated Carthage and had to take over their slice of Spain and a bit of territory around Carthage, but besides that they really tried to let client kings work their way out there. Greece, Macedonia, Pergamum all came before Gaul, most of Spain, etc.

Did they defeat Carth before invading Greece?
I thought they did first.


Thanks dvk.

[apple]

The AI will always go after the player due to the way the AI is coded by CA.

[dvk901]

That is a fact.

[apple]

I cold try to change the victory conditions in the spartan campaign so that they are less likely to expand towards Greece, but then they wouldn't go for Greece until very, very late in the game.

[swhunter]

Well i want to do what history went toward. But fighting the entire Roman army is a losing battle. Sparta's enemies should be getting away from the league, and heading towards the east.
Perg, Phol, and sele. ect.
Also why I'm i having all these ctd?"
please look at my reports on errors.
Thanks.