Furtive Advertising of The Third Samnite War. This Is a Submodification of Rome II Total Realism*. Its does overhaul the HAG DLC to bring you into the turbulent 299BC year, a few times before the "Battle of the Nations", the battle of Sentinum which decided of the destiny of italic peoples. You can either choose to face that powerfull coalition of Samnites, Etruscans, Gauls and Umbrians as Roman. In such case your Gent is the noble Valeria House, a very powerfull roman clan that was dominant at this point of roman history. Namely you incarnes Marcus Valerius Curvus Jr(son of the roman hero who had a duel with a giant Gaul, that is the legend...). Or...you can as well pick Samnites, Etruscans, Senones(Gauls), Taras(Greek City of Magna Graecia), Syrakousai or Carthage. That submodification is born and designed not only to illustrate that era, but also does bring in game new concepts of playing, that makes the game harder. In the tradition of Rome Total Realism. As an exemple, culture conversion is now nearly impossible... You will understand that "Romanisation" and "Carthaginian Colonialism" were firstly political consensus of collaborationnists tribes, cities, social classes rather than what C.A botched with "cultural conversion 10% per turn"...To make it meaningfull, you will notice that AI does "liberate" more, does reduce as client-state their enemies rather than "conquering" them. Its easier to control a vassal(like etruscan, tarantine, capuan oligarchs actively collaborated with Romans), than to deal with a whole new province. Always remember it! -No more "torch", by changing a simple number, now AI uses the scale siege engine as well! Its not perfect, but believe, sieges are now massives as hell! To resume, its contains new units, all reworked ones according best sources availables, it does also bring fully new names for italic peoples for characters, cities, regions, (latin, oscan etruscan, hellene, celt, punic and all other contemporary linguages will be used as far we knows them). That is what I calls the "full-scale historico-vernacular approach". I got that concept of little maniac bastard by watching over and over "Il mestiere delle armi". The best historical film ever. This is what command that submodification, the Ermanno Olmi views(Italian neorealism). And of course the Rome II Total Realism contents that are the structures and basis of that submod. I will expand the credits when revealing the contents. Salutations, and sorry for the poor quality of that vid. Its very "amateur" looking I knows. Please contact me if you're good at making movies! Basic Content that support that submodification. * http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?2054-Rome-II-Total-Realism

• published: 07 Nov 2014
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