Total War: ROME REMASTERED

As someone who started Total War with Attila, it's quite good. Although I'd have personally expected hoplites to be a little more efficient at killing cavalry, but whatever it is, will do. Plus points are ability to micromanage and forts, which is missing from modern total war. Shogun 2 allows no-general armies as well that you can do to heavily fortify settlements, but they also have free garrison. Here you pay for all your garrison, unlike Medieval 2. I also like how height greatly affects your ranged units. Certainly VERY nice. Downsides are replayability and tediousness. At some point your armies seem to move too slowly for the map. Lack of visibility without towers makes tracking "stray hostile armies" in newly captured provinces too difficult. Lack of auto-replenishment like it happens in newer games is also quite annoying for people like me who came from newer games. Overall I'd suggest it. Good game even if you're a newer non-Warhammer player.

CA的不用心毁掉了这个重制版

好评！但是请出帝国2吧！

Старый интерфейс был лучше, особенно глобальной карты В общем, фаланга бьет всех

GREAT GAME

THIS game is pretty hard even on easy , you will lose often your army , money and cities. They give AI too much power and it gets complicated with the economy system with its politics in the campaigns. gameplay is good but these issues in this game is frustrating.

good

This Remaster is really not good. It doesn't add much, it's a quite lazy remaster. Since Rome 1 was really good anyway, I suppose this is still a really good game, but it is REALLY a bad remaster... Summarily: the graphisms part is good, but apart from the nice new unit models I don't see what changed, nothing changed in sound part not that it was really needed, very few things added in gameplay (essentially just the merchants from Medieval 2), there are no new animations at all (despite the fact that it would have been really nice to get kill anims or agent movies from Medieval 2), the UI is better in some parts and worse in others so it will depend a lot on people's preferences and situations, and finally all the bugs that existed before in the original game have not changed at all so that sucks. The graphics update is pretty nice. Although it is mostly the units which gained a lot from it, I don't feel like the vegetation or buildings for example are much better. Also, nothing new at all when it comes to animations. It would really have been nice to have kill sync animations like in Medieval 2. Merchants are the only thing added to the campaign, they were missing so that's nice. Although I hoped for other new things added to the campaign, such as proper agent movies like in Medieval 2 for agent actions. That would have been really nice... The most egregious of all things is probably the fact that Rome 1 (not the same wtih Barbarian Invasion though which doesn't have this problem) had REALLY big problems when it came to balancing and culture/factions diversity. With Rome factions all being nearly exactly the same apart from starting position and enemies. While the other factions and cultures are for the most part left with being often devoid of units and building compared to the Romans... The Barbarian can never build better wall than wooden walls and generally are left with barely any buildings at all with cities that don't go higher than tier three... Some factions barely have any units at all and sometimes even have NO interesting units AT ALL (I'm speaking about you, Numids...) and generally, apart from the Seleucids, all factions sports a gross lack of unit originality and diversity compared to the Romans. This all makes too many factions look really samish. Though thankfully, to be truthful, most factions have at least 1 unit that is specific to them and original, or at least one original unit they share with only one other faction. The worst thing in this remaster, is that it still has bugs. A LOT OF BUGS! And not just small ones but ENORMOUS GROSS ONES! WTF?! Some that I don't remember meeting in the OG Rome 1 (but maybe my memories about it are biased or not precise enough). Bugs in campaign, bugs about characters, about units, etc. Bugs that make you lose battle, notably about path finding and such. Units refusing to respond to your orders, not charging, not attacking, or not even moving at all... Horrible. And they had so many years to correct it... Of course, no chance for these bugs to be corrected since this is just a plain remaster with no support....