Total War Campaign Reports

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Biggles

BTW, did you know that there is a minor Monty Python reference in Rome: Total War?

Nope... but I know of the few on MTWII! :p


http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...72466738&hl=en

[CCIP]

Me and a friend are planning to copy the "Ptolemy Kings of Egypt" game that someone did where every time their faction leader died, the player swapped places with his partner and played the game until the next leader died. Should be an interesting idea and keep things from getting boring

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by CCIP

Me and a friend are planning to copy the "Ptolemy Kings of Egypt" game that someone did where every time their faction leader died, the player swapped places with his partner and played the game until the next leader died. Should be an interesting idea and keep things from getting boring

Great idea!

[Biggles]

Originally Posted by Dowly

Nope... but I know of the few on MTWII! :p


http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...72466738&hl=en

If you play R:TW and look at the information about the aqueduct, you'll see something from Life of Brian...

Nice videos btw, is that mod out for download mate?

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Biggles

Nice videos btw, is that mod out for download mate?

Nope, never finished it.

[Biggles]

Charge! Hungary started a war by attacking one of my Citadels!

They blew a hole in the wall, they charged, they died, they ran away, and my Cavalry took care of the stragglers...

[HunterICX]

The thread is running well



People of the Julii!
The Senate has ordered our brave general Manio Julio to conquer the rebelic city of Masalia, Normally so to speak he would have refused...but rumors has it..the brothels on the other side of the mountain valley are of high quality and contain precious beautifull women from all nations! they marched with a reasonable size of army to attack. lets hope the gauls will stay out of the way!

...

Seeying that Patavio is a bit too much, their garrison is maxed out
so I thought I head for france , and lucky me the senate gives me a order to attack the nearest village.

anyhow...before I actually moved their I got attacked twice by the gauls in the province of patavio...and that costed them dearly:

''The Roman Handshake''



I survived both battles, but my forces where too crippled to continue to attack the city of patavio. so I turned them back to reinforce them with fresh troops and headed with a new general to the village of Masalia.

the battle was a great succes, I suspected some resistance but...farmers with a knife....well....you'll see





Making the farmer fly:



the campaign map now:



HunterICX

[CCIP]

http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/3997/rtw9wx2.jpg

The pain!

[stabiz]

Show them the might of Rome, Hunter!

I have started a campaign in Medieval 2: Total War, Kingdoms. I am the Teutonic Order, and early in the campaign.



I started by claiming Bialystok, a small rebel town between me and the pagan Lithuanians. The loss of men was light.

I then allied myself with Poland, which pissed of the Danes somehow.

Then the Lithuanians decided to strike first, and sent a large force from Palanga, towards Königsberg, one of my larger cities. This had to be countered, so I dispatched my main army from Marienburg and met the Lithuanian force before they got to Königsberg.

My army:



The attack is launched from all sides with cavalry and infantery, and the enemy flee.



The enemy general is cornered and duly beaten:



The Lithuanians took a beating against my professional army (and they turned down my ransom demand, so all prisoners were executed):



... and my force is now on the way to lay siege to the city they came from, Palanga.

Unforunately an ever greater enemy force is heading towards Riga, and I dont have alot of soldiers there, so it will probably fall.

Hmmm ... need more men.

[Radtgaeb]

All I have to say is...Teutonic Knights FTW!