Imperator rome update Patch#
Imperator rome update plus#

That way you can take the chokepoints/passes, and plonk a fortress there. but not now.)Įxpand south and narrow your border (as much as possible) with Rome. Some day I'll come back & start a new game. (Update edit: I won a few battles by overmatching the Roman legions 3+:1, but eventually my ally made a peace that ceded too much land in the center of my territories for me to want to continue the campaign. So what's the trick here? How can a Germanic (or Gallic - I've been in this situation as Arverni - or presumably Brythonic) tribal-start state cope with Rome when their legions come knocking? Do you just need to slam down cities faster than you can feed/afford them? Centralize ASAP and get no-bonus horse archer legions? Or what? Is there any way to beat a post-Carthage Rome? You don't stand a ghost of a chance of winning, and they're willing to blob all your lands until you have no choice but to surrender on any terms, so they won't offer you a peace that is less than campaign-ending. And this, too, is pretty standard in my experience: Rome won't accept a partial surrender. All my cities, all my territory with even the slightest bit of population.

Imperator rome update plus#

They want all of my core territories on the Baltic coast, plus my Briton lands. So I checked what they would ask me to give up for a separate peace, and it's a non-starter. Now, this isn't my war - I'm pretty far from Rome still, and I would happily throw my erstwhile ally under the bus if it meant staying in this campaign. But at this stage, given my tribal rural economy (and associated tech disparity), there's no chance. Perhaps in another game my income would be strong enough to hire a bunch of mercenaries, or a bigger navy. It gets worse at sea, as my modest navies of 50 or so ships just get crushed by their 200+ hexeremes that are carrying another legion to land in the heart of my territory. No matter how many Romans I kill, they just keep coming, and I can't keep up. This is what always gets me, even when I've built tech-parity kingdoms empires in the Caucuses or elsewhere. I can put 30-40k+ levy soldiers together in a pinch, which is enough to fend off one of Rome's stacks, but they just keep coming. Part of this is a tech difference: In this particular run, I'm playing as Saxonnia, and I took advantage of decentralized tribal levies for a bit too long and now I'm 170 years behind tech.īut a big part of it is just numbers. But my armies - perfectly adequate to deal with all of my neighbors - just don't stand a ghost of a chance against Rome's legions. I know I'm screwed from the outset, but I give it a good college try. Then something happens - in this case, it was a poor alliance decision on my part - and I find myself in a war with Rome itself.Īnd I'm boned. So I'm in a situation I've been in before: Having a pretty solid run, painted a bunch of the map my color relatively far away from the Mediterranean, but I'm nervously watching Rome do Rome things.

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