Look at the banner of egypt! It changes colour compared to wiki. Changing colours can create confusion.
Campidoctor
Factions colours!
Look at the banner of egypt! It changes colour compared to wiki. Changing colours can create confusion.
Praeses
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Jack stated yesterday that colours have changed since the faction reveals.
Senator
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sharpe? is that........you?Originally Posted by Sharpe
on topic:if i may believe the map we get Caledonians ,Lusitanians,Turdetanians,Celtici and Gallaeci(dont care if they arent playable just am happy they are in there)
also does anyone have any idea what the plant thing is? looks like a laurel (hint hint)
bowl is food i suppose or am i mistaken?
Ordinarius
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Where is that statement? I haven't seen it anywhere...
Stand out of my sun
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Here:
Tiro
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My question with TW games is this:
Why not let us pick our own colors? I mean sure, make a default scheme, but pretty much every rts and rpg let's you at the very least customize faction colors. It honestly cannot be that hard to implement. CA, you are a decade behind in this, let us choose our own faction colors, and everyone else's if we desire. CnC has been doing it for almost 20 years.
When Hiero returned to besiege their base (Messana) in 265 BC the Mamertines called for help from a nearby fleet from Carthage, which occupied the harbor of Messana. Seeing this, the Syracuse forces retired, not wishing to confront Carthaginian forces. Uncomfortable under the Cathaginian "protection," the Mamertines now appealed to Rome to be allowed into the protection of the Roman people. At first, the Romans did not wish to come to the aid of soldiers who had unjustly stolen a city from its rightful possessors. However, unwilling to see Carthaginian power spread further over Sicily and get too close to Italy, Rome responded by entering into an alliance with the Mamertines. In response, Syracuse allied itself with Carthage, imploring their protection. With Rome and Carthage brought into conflict, the Syracuse/Mamertine conflict escalated into the First Punic War.
Vicarius
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I'm pretty sure you can change the colours in the text files, you've always been able to do this (atleast for the first RTW)
Laetus
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Kinda hope they change em back. I know it's no big deal, but I think I like the originals.
Domesticus
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yep in the pic Pontus now are yellow instead
Empire II and Medieval III pls
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Nobody stated that the previous colours where final, in fact:
From Wiki Faction page
The information and imagery on this page show work-in-progress Total War: Rome II™ content, and may be subject to change.
Campidoctor
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Why did they decide to change colours? I prefer the previous colours.
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Is this really such a serious issue to you? I'm cool with that.
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Campidoctor
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Previous colours were better. Just my opinion.
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speaking of faction colors at 258 BC timeline... where is the Seleucid empire?
Last edited by Toho; June 07, 2013 at 10:23 AM.
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Is the grey coloured.speaking of faction colors at 258 BC timeline... where is the Seleucid empire?
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47 BC and still mostly 1-province-factions except for Rome and Parthia? Even on Great Britain nothing happened,...
Senator
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they probably cheated, giving x faction x Provinces/Regions
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It looks like either they decided to setup the map that way or the default AI follows history.
MODDER SINCE 2005
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So I hope Macedon will be purple, Germans will be brown or grey.
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they rule all of Iran, syria and half of asia minor.
so at barely start of the game they have lost 80% of their land already?
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