Why do people like Rome Total War so much?
One of the nicest things about Rome: Total War is richness of unit types and tactics you can develop with different combinations of unit types against different combinations of enemy unit types. Many tactics can be formed around phalanges.
Does Total War Rome remastered change the classic city-building strategies?
With the release of Total War: Rome Remastered, it’s time to revisit the classic city-building strategies of old. However, there have been some changes and tweaks to the overall mechanics, and some of those old strategies might not be as effective.
How do you siege cities in Rome Total War?
One should be “cleaning the house”. killing diplomats attempting to bribe your troops and rebel generals. The other should be with your army, taking down generals and sabotaging the main buildings of the city we want to siege. As I said in the beggining, Rome Total War have two different modes. The managment and the battle.
What is a brigand?
The brigand, therefore, is the outlaw who conducts warfare after the manner of an irregular or partisan soldier by skirmishes and surprises, who makes the war support itself by plunder, by extorting blackmail, by capturing prisoners and holding them to ransom, and who enforces his demands by violence.
What is the most confusing part of the Rome Total War interface?
I think the most confusing part of Rome: Total War interface is city income. Real city income is revenue minus garrison cost. Income displayed by the game is revenue minus total cost of your army divided proportionally to city population. This leads to bull**** numbers, as revenue is not growing proportionally to population.
How do you deal with the enemy in Rome Total War?
Walls delay the enemy, but you still need enough field army to defeat him. Otherwise he can just starve you off. In Rome: Total War there’s a very smooth transition between high level strategy and battle tactics, with both level affecting each other.