Biarchus
Another R2TW mod doing named & numbered legions
This is another mod that is trying to do N&N legions for Rome II. http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...tic-Roman-Army The modder actually cites RS2's twenty-eight legions as the model of what he's trying to achieve. This is in addition to http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...l+roman+reform which seems to have gone dormant since before the holidays, something about having been broken by patch #8.
"With a population of around a million, Rome (in Claudius' time) was a vast city even by modern standards. It is worth pointing out that during the early Renaissance the population of Rome was no more than fifteen thousand-- living amid the ruins of a civilization that dwarfed their own. It was not until the nineteenth century that the population of Rome returned to the levels it had enjoyed under the Caesars. That is eloquent proof of the fact that human history is not a tale of steady progress towards greater knowledge and achievement." Simon Scarrow
Decanus
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"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." - Charles Caleb Colton
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Vicarius
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Any good?
The only self-discipline you need is to finish what you sta-
Biarchus
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I was one of the suckers who pre-ordered RII. However, after it started getting hate mail at the bulk rate, I decided to finish my RS2 campaign instead and haven't played yet actually; waiting for the dust to settle. I've been watching the forums to see when the tide of criticism turns more toward the kinds of topics we see here about content, tactics and strategy questions and less discontent with the product. It's hard to remember back then but as I recall the tide didn't turn for the original RTW until after patch 5. RII is up to patch 8 and it hasn't turned yet. Partially I think because expectations were so high based upon overhype by CA.
Last edited by Paladin247; January 05, 2014 at 02:23 PM.
"With a population of around a million, Rome (in Claudius' time) was a vast city even by modern standards. It is worth pointing out that during the early Renaissance the population of Rome was no more than fifteen thousand-- living amid the ruins of a civilization that dwarfed their own. It was not until the nineteenth century that the population of Rome returned to the levels it had enjoyed under the Caesars. That is eloquent proof of the fact that human history is not a tale of steady progress towards greater knowledge and achievement." Simon Scarrow
Semisalis
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Just as a point of reference, how long was it between the release of RTW and the patch 1.5?Originally Posted by Paladin247
Biarchus
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SD_Man, I don't know, but I want to say on the order of four or five months. Tungri_Centurio, if you try the N&N mod, let me know what you think if you would.
"With a population of around a million, Rome (in Claudius' time) was a vast city even by modern standards. It is worth pointing out that during the early Renaissance the population of Rome was no more than fifteen thousand-- living amid the ruins of a civilization that dwarfed their own. It was not until the nineteenth century that the population of Rome returned to the levels it had enjoyed under the Caesars. That is eloquent proof of the fact that human history is not a tale of steady progress towards greater knowledge and achievement." Simon Scarrow
Senator
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i was one of the suckers to to pre-order,thanks to CA/sega i lost all believe in developers, even bought a new gamerig for it
never gonna believe the magazine or devs anymore.lucky there is this great forum with its great modders that made the serie for what it is.
about the expectations,they shoud have lisent what the old fans wanted and not made a game that looks like the COD for strategy games.
they knew expectations where high.
the siege AI is still messed up but with some mods installed it is alot beter than when it came out.i play with DeI overhaul modhttp://www.twcenter.net/forums/forum...t-Impera-(DeI)
and bullgod's unit icon modhttp://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...d-21-Dec-2013),maybe ill try the named/nubered legion mod if its compatible with DeI
Last edited by tungri_centurio; January 05, 2014 at 01:47 PM.
Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth. -Marcus Aurelius
Biarchus
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Looks like Real Roman Reforms is coming back to life as well.
"With a population of around a million, Rome (in Claudius' time) was a vast city even by modern standards. It is worth pointing out that during the early Renaissance the population of Rome was no more than fifteen thousand-- living amid the ruins of a civilization that dwarfed their own. It was not until the nineteenth century that the population of Rome returned to the levels it had enjoyed under the Caesars. That is eloquent proof of the fact that human history is not a tale of steady progress towards greater knowledge and achievement." Simon Scarrow
Semisalis
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I'll set my clock for armageddon. *Two months to go*
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