The war was more favorable for Rome as they gained control over the Italian peninsula, but Carthage gained a foothold in Sicily.
Political underdogs: Diplomatic penalties with all other factionsĪgrarian Wisdom: +10%wealth from agricultural buildings Carthage "Democracy, commerce, faith"Ĭarthage enjoys a commercial treaty with Rome after their alliance in the Pyrrhic War. Philhellenes: Diplomatic bonus with Hellenistic factionsĬultural Oppressors: +25% public order penalties due to the presence of a foreign cultureīarbarian Subduers: +10% morale when fighting Barbarian factionsįounding Fathers: Public order bonus from the presence of Latin culture Roman Legions: +1 XP for all Roman infantry units recruitedĭisdain for Plebs: Public order penalties from Latin culture However, if a rival family gains too much power, the government may be subject to revolution and upheaval.īread and Circuses: +1 food in all provinces If the players family gains too much power, they will be subject to assassinations.
however, balancing your families power in the senate is as crucial as victory on the battlefield. Through the senate players can manipulate public happiness in order to be successful in diplomacy. The government is Rome is separated into three influential families that vie for control of the senate-The Julia, The Cornelia, and the Junia. Rome benefits from proficiency in metalwork which gives the faction an economic boost and enhanced military development. Both ranks are supported by Equites, the roman cavalry. Light armored Hastati man the front lines, followed by the older warriors in heavier armor called the Triarii that hold the rear. Rome is a militaristic faction in which they depend on their organized and disciplined military to hold their vast empire. It is recommended that new player start with a choice of Rome just to get a handle on how the game works. What with being the namesake of this game and al, it is only natural that Rome would be a playable faction within the game.
Each faction will have different dilemmas to face on their road to world domination. These factions each bring different strengths to this new game, some focus on military might, while others focus on domination through political or commercial power. While many of these factions will seem familiar to those that played the first Total War: Rome, Creative Assembly has retooled them for a supposedly deeper form of gameplay. These factions include Greco-Roman, Barbarians, and Eastern cultures. The playable factions represents the key powers of the time period. This anticipated new addition is set to be released September 3, 2013. Total War: Rome II is Creative Assembly's latest edition to their Total War strategy games series.
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