EPTDevide et impera, an overhaul.
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
Devide et impera, an overhaul. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22406 Posts
Guess ill give that a try and see if it helps my problem  | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
I haven't tested it for a while admittedly but it made my experience better with like I said the exception of sieges. | ||
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anmolsinghmzn2009
India1783 Posts
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Silvanel
Poland4756 Posts
Also: are there any highly recomended mods? | ||
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RolleMcKnolle
Germany1054 Posts
On March 17 2014 16:05 Silvanel wrote: So i have a question. If i would pick the game right now, hom many DLCs (and which) do i need for reasonable singleplayer gameplay? Also: are there any highly recomended mods? none. The DLCs are just kind of extra campaigns u cld play. So u actually don't need them. And the factions you cld play additionally were unlocked with a mod shortly after release as far as I remember. And in my experience no kind of DLC can make this a reasonable use of time. Game feels just too unfinished and bad. Play Rome 1 instead, way better. | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
On March 17 2014 15:52 anmolsinghmzn2009 wrote: How does divide et impera compare to radious mod? Never tried radious yet. I've heard DEI tries to be more realistic and with added features while radious is more about a ton of units added and a more arcady philosophy to fix the game. DEI for example make battles way slower. On March 17 2014 16:05 Silvanel wrote: So i have a question. If i would pick the game right now, hom many DLCs (and which) do i need for reasonable singleplayer gameplay? Also: are there any highly recomended mods? No DLC required. Some mods improve on the game. But they are overhauls mostly, try the vanilla game a bit first and then if you find it okayish maybe a mod will give you a good enough experience. The game is still and will stay somewhat of a disapointment. I find it decent with mods but I'm not as fond of it as I was for R1, M2 and S2. But I don't enjoy replaying R1 anymore either... so yeah. | ||
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cLAN.Anax
United States2847 Posts
On March 17 2014 16:05 Silvanel wrote: So i have a question. If i would pick the game right now, hom many DLCs (and which) do i need for reasonable singleplayer gameplay? Also: are there any highly recomended mods? Half a year and it's already half-off. Should tell you a lot about your potential purchase.  Only "DLC" I'd recommend is the Greek culture pack if you want to play as Sparta. Otherwise, the base game's 10 playable factions are sufficient (Seleucids and Pontus [the day 1 free-LC was Pontus, right?] counted). | ||
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qotsager
Germany585 Posts
patchnotes! still no word of any kind of UI changes, so i assume they are not going to include stuff like proper family trees. sigh. Edit: my link throws you to the bottom of that page. why. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22406 Posts
On May 13 2014 07:05 qotsager wrote: you guys. there's a new patch. crazy, right? i almost got the impression they were just gonna let rome 2 slowly starve in their basement and no1 would find out cause nobody plays it anyways. but here it is. promises to adress a lot of issues. i guess i'll try it out tomorrow or sometime this week. how likely do you think it is they made it playable this time? patchnotes! still no word of any kind of UI changes, so i assume they are not going to include stuff like proper family trees. sigh. Edit: my link throws you to the bottom of that page. why. Meh game isn't worth it so long as every single AI rushes to 3 full stacks anyway. | ||
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Greem
730 Posts
On May 13 2014 07:05 qotsager wrote: you guys. there's a new patch. crazy, right? i almost got the impression they were just gonna let rome 2 slowly starve in their basement and no1 would find out cause nobody plays it anyways. but here it is. promises to adress a lot of issues. i guess i'll try it out tomorrow or sometime this week. how likely do you think it is they made it playable this time? patchnotes! still no word of any kind of UI changes, so i assume they are not going to include stuff like proper family trees. sigh. Edit: my link throws you to the bottom of that page. why. i dont really see anything cool or interesting in patch notes, another patch number x trying to do something. Personally game isnt immersive enought for me, i dont feel attached to generals or faction i play ... well im not gonna repeat all the flaws, everyone knows them. | ||
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TigerKarl
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cLAN.Anax
United States2847 Posts
This is my final nail in the game's coffin. If it wasn't obvious before, it should be plain to see now: the crew making Total War have gipped their audience of a lot of money for not much inspiring content. I've uninstalled Rome II since I can't bear to play it anymore; I get nightmares of the launch every time I start a new campaign. GG, CA and SEGA. Love you no more.  | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9852 Posts
Sieges are fun now. The campaign is still boring though | ||
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Deleted User 26513
2376 Posts
On July 28 2014 18:17 Jockmcplop wrote: So they finally fixed the ai (pretty much) Sieges are fun now. The campaign is still boring though I don't know about that... They still try to burn the gates when their siege towers and ladders are already at the walls. When the AI uses ballistae they shoot only at the towers and if there is no towers they just stop shooting after the first shot. It doesn't matter if you clump all your units in one spot... The ballistae wont shoot. The field battles are better, but still the AI can't take a city to save his life. At least it was like that the last time I played patch 13... Maybe they can do miracle and fix it with patch... They didn't do it with 13 patches, so I won't hold my breath. | ||
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Koerage
Netherlands1220 Posts
On July 28 2014 19:52 Pr0wler wrote: I don't know about that... They still try to burn the gates when their siege towers and ladders are already at the walls. When the AI uses ballistae they shoot only at the towers and if there is no towers they just stop shooting after the first shot. It doesn't matter if you clump all your units in one spot... The ballistae wont shoot. The field battles are better, but still the AI can't take a city to save his life. At least it was like that the last time I played patch 13... Maybe they can do miracle and fix it with patch... They didn't do it with 13 patches, so I won't hold my breath. well they can take cities now because if you face bad odds after like 10mins of siege (even in situations where you are clearly holding) suddenly EVERYONE routs and you lose. Had it when i was left with ~300 against his 400 ranged dudes who were climbing the ladders yday (i had hoplites left so easy melee fight to win) and now in a fight from my epirus (about 500 men still left) against rome (around 800 left). my few remaining cav had most of his force on a run away from the city, some others were being shot to hell by the city walls (reinforcements from another angle trying to do retarded stuff). I wasn't even giving my units any commands and suddenly BAM everyone wavering BAM everyout routs. uhm wat i just killed like 500 hastati on the fucking walls and once they are dead&broken my men suddenly join them when there's not even anyone within their shooting range? im really happy they finally fixed the AI not doing shit during sieges but for the love of god tell me they fix this soon, its stupid that i cant defend my city every time the AI has much more than me because my units will just break after 10mins for no reason AT ALL. my 30ish cav (started with near 300) had been running away & even killed their general like 30secs before, go from confidend to wavering to shattered in 2secs. | ||
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shin_toss
Philippines2589 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9852 Posts
Finally, politics that work and are good. | ||
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AssyrianKing
Australia2116 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14137 Posts
this trailer is easily the best trailer of any game I've ever seen bar live action ones. the free-lc thats released is really nice and I'm pretty sure it all culminates with this last one in the "emperor edition" free expansion. they should probably start making a new game after this. The games actually fixed but even then they have a pretty decent mod manager (in an admirable way of taking something from their community and making it shiny for the game). Its got good steam workshop support support and the mods are pretty nice. not the scale of past games or the creativity of the first few months. It should be held up as an example of how a studio can use dlc to further development of a game and to fix the problems inherent with the game. Not that paradox hasn't been doing the exact same thing for years. | ||
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