The map is absolutely huge, yet they didn't add a fuckton of cities as in previous mods - which I appreciate. It's nice to have multiple options concerning provinces. While confusing at first, the province system makes sense as you continue playing.

The Graphics are very impressive, considering the age of the game.Īll the historical info, all the voice acting and models are top notch. An army I invested +20 turns and thousands of monies to create rebelled as I laid siege to Tarentum.ĮDIT: I'm going to post some other first impressions I had, as I think I came out as a bitter one initially. It's also slightly annoying having your armies go rebel from time to time. Here you can download files detailing how to achieve certain reforms for some factions. to help you in your Europa Barbarorum campaigns. On this page you will find any game guides, documentation, flowcharts, strategy guides etc. Other than that I haven't had any issues with it. Official site of Europa Barbarorum, mod for Rome:Total War.

It can get quite tiring to fight siege after siege, especially with the balancing. I've basically only fought siege battles, as the AI is unwilling to go on the offense. There's a distinct lack of field battles so far. Also, my triarii lost against a general once, despite having spears and fighting cav. Similarily, unloading all the ammunition of a leves into the unprotected backs of a general's unit did almost no damage. The battles need to be balanced more.(in settlements) Two units of principes fighting classical hoplites will last easily for 30 minutes down to the very last man, despite being surrounded.

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