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[Chromie]

/drool

Between this and Carribean I'll be set for naval warfare!

[Aerevane]

ZOMG. I just wet myself! Who needs pron when you can have this?

[OmegaXI]

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

I am one of the godless heathens that absolutely adored Empire Total War, bugs and all. I hope R2TW has a crazy huge map so I can have me some hot, sexy Diocletian divides.

Oh man, I'm right with you on that one.  I wrote the March to the Sea play style for Fall of the Samurai on Total War Center. I am looking forward to this, the leveling/trait aspect they added in Shogun 2 was a great addition in my book and with each faction/culture (not yet confirmed) having their own tech tree this game could get really interesting.

[Cyberarmy]

Nice to see so many excited Romans (or Barbarians )

Here what developers wrote on their forums, i got more hyped!

Total War: Rome II™ will sink players into the dangerous political machinations of Rome’s senate, while asking them to struggle with familydilemmas and question the loyalty of ‘friends’ and allies. Leading the greatest army ever seen into battle will be just one challenge you will face at the head of the world’s first superpower.

Will you help forge an empire? Restore the Republic? Or grasp the reins of power for yourself, and assume the hated title of tyrant? Who will you conquer? Who will you betray? Who will you sacrifice?


“How far will you go for Rome?”

“Our games have always encompassed a grand vision”, said Mike Simpson, Creative Director. “But we’re now pushing that vision at both ends of the spectrum. From the immense reach of the sandbox campaign right down to the human-level drama of a single warrior on the battlefield, we’re aiming for an unprecedented level of detail and scale”.


“In our 25th year of games development, it feels fitting to return to our most critically acclaimed era”, continued Rob Bartholomew, Brand Director. “There’s been a multi-generational leap in technology since the original game and we are ready to set another benchmark in gaming.”


Total War: Rome II™ is due for release in 2013. For more information visit the new-look site at www.totalwar.com

Modifié par Cyberarmy, 03 juillet 2012 - 07:28 .

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

2013 is shaping up to be the best year in a very long time as far as gaming is concerned.

Hopefully it's not a sign that the Mayans are right.

[Neo DrKefka]

I hope they bring back the old controls they been pushing WSAD big time since N:Total War

[jerst]

I hope it will be great. Rome wasn't really my favorite, Medieval 2 trumps it when it comes to spears and swords warfare.

I have to admit that I'm a bit biased as I was hoping for a new title during a gunpowder era. Fall of the samurai and Napoleon where clearly my favorites, artillery brings so much more strategic choices in battles.

[CrazyRah]

2013 is starting to look almost ridiculously good. I really approve of this!

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

 OMG, I heard about this on Facebook and my god those screenshots are epic. Rome wasn't my favourite but I approve of the upgrading and restoration of old CA games(Shogun 2 for example which was fantastic) Can't wait, squeeeeeeeeeeee.

[Jozape]

I've never really played a Total War game before(other than a few minutes in Shogun 2 demo). Is this political intrigue common between them?

[KnightofPhoenix]

Been waiting for this for a very long time.

But the reduced management part scares me (terrifies me actually).

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I want this game, but it won't take the place of Medieval II for me (it has lots of kingdoms).

2 questions:

- When this game occurs, exactly which year it starts?
(for example 20 BC)

- How many Empires and Kingdoms Rome II will have?
I hope there is a place for Parthia/Persia, Carthage and Berbers.

[ME_Fan]

Damn can't wait. I didn't know about this so thanks for posting!

[Costin_Razvan]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Been waiting for this for a very long time.

But the reduced management part scares me (terrifies me actually).

You haven't played any TW game fully so far right? Well I can say that with 10+ regions it gets VERY tedious very quickly having to manage the building of roads/farms/workshops/barracks/castles etc. in every single individual region.

http://www.pcgamesn....estion-answered 

Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 03 juillet 2012 - 04:21 .

[Augustei]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Been waiting for this for a very long time.

But the reduced management part scares me (terrifies me actually).

You haven't played any TW game fully so far right? Well I can say that with 10+ regions it gets VERY tedious very quickly having to manage the building of roads/farms/workshops/barracks/castles etc. in every single individual region.

http://www.pcgamesn....estion-answered 

Brings back haunting memories of the middle east in Napoleon: Total war, had to deal with about 20 rebellions probably due to my inability to maintain buildings which would remain on fire or in ruins for quite some time due to my struggles with resource management.

[Allstar27]

WOOT!!!

[Cyberarmy]

Imperial Sentinel Arian wrote...

I want this game, but it won't take the place of Medieval II for me (it has lots of kingdoms).

2 questions:

- When this game occurs, exactly which year it starts?
(for example 20 BC)

- How many Empires and Kingdoms Rome II will have?
I hope there is a place for Parthia/Persia, Carthage and Berbers.

I think it must be starting at 350 ishBC

And yes there are those civilazations and we can play as them. But at first game we need to finish it at least once to enable all civs.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Cyberarmy wrote...

Imperial Sentinel Arian wrote...

I want this game, but it won't take the place of Medieval II for me (it has lots of kingdoms).

2 questions:

- When this game occurs, exactly which year it starts?
(for example 20 BC)

- How many Empires and Kingdoms Rome II will have?
I hope there is a place for Parthia/Persia, Carthage and Berbers.

I think it must be starting at 350 ishBC

And yes there are those civilazations and we can play as them. But at first game we need to finish it at least once to enable all civs.

Gratias.

[Cyberarmy]

Carthage have Hannibal and elephants

[mousestalker]

I like the micro management bits. The fighting is a necessary evil to accomplish my goal of micro-managing the world. Also, it looks like modding will remain impossible. I'll probably give this one a miss.

Modifié par mousestalker, 03 juillet 2012 - 09:17 .

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

mousestalker wrote...

I like the micro management bits. The fighting is a necessary evil to accomplish my goal of micro-managing the world. Also, it looks like modding will remain impossible. I'll probably give this one a miss.

I didn't really read the statement as "there's no more city management" as much as them saying there's a much larger map now, and you can deny your enemy specific bits of their own provinces.  This is kind of what you could do in ETW by burnin' stuff on the campaign map. 

[Costin_Razvan]

There are mods for Shogun 2 out there, and I mean big mods.

Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 04 juillet 2012 - 12:34 .

[felipejiraya]

My body is ready.

Until then I'll be playing Hearts of Iron III.

[Jestina]

Skelter192 wrote...
Between this and Carribean I'll be set for naval warfare!

Carribean looks interesting if it's anything like Uncharted Waters. If it's more of a multi-player game though i'll pass.

[Aimi]

I'll be waiting for the Europa Barbarorum Team to mod the "Mummy" Egyptians and the indistinguishable northern European peoples out and give some semblance of accuracy and playability to "everything that isn't Rome".