Total War Returns to Rome

[Korzack]

Loving the announcement, liked the Shogun II layout and mechanics a lot, only really holding out for a couple things -;
Firstly, Post-reform Roman units been a touch OP I'm fine with, but pre-reform was just annoying, especially as I was one of those who liked playing a Greek faction + fighting an obscene meat-grinder to take Italy, and somehow outnumbering + outclassing someone 4 to 1 should not mean a crippling defeat >.<
Secondly, been able to play Greek factions (And not just the Eastern/Byzantine Empire) would be awesome, so much fun delving into that part of the world in Rome I

 

[idarkphoenixi]

I think we all knew they would do Rome II, I was kind of hoping they would explore a different era although I understand how risky that would be.


All the same....

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[Drejer43]

I never understood why Rome is considered the best total war game, now granted I played medieval 2 before I played Rome, but honestly, I think medieval improved the total war game. And I find it a completely ridiculous statement, that some would consider rome, to be better than shogun 2, and its not because of the graphics, but the campaign is so much better, and the battles had way more diversity than either using 20 hoplites, or 20 legionnaires. I guess it is just nostalgia.
Regardless, I am still exited for this, like any other total war fan