Yeah, the Hegemony became a battle of who has the biggest toy, wheras this game should be about strategy.

Seriously, we're working on it. Give us time.

Three Questions:

 

Has the game started yet?

Is it still open to new members?

For hometown maps, will they affect anything?

Three Questions:

 

Has the game started yet? Yes, but it's on pause at the moment.

Is it still open to new members? Of course.

For hometown maps, will they affect anything? Hometown maps are just your starting cities. It would only affect battles.

I am interested in joining, but I need a bit of help on something.

 

I'm new to RPGs, so I don't understand how to upload those maps you've been making. I've planted my hometown on the map with paint, but how do I upload it?

 

I will be making the English civilization :)

 

I don't know how to add the key to it!

 

I will try to figure out how to do the hometown map.

I couldn't figure out how to add text, but the terrain is the same as that on the front page.

 

I fixed it for you.

Thanks! :)

 

I will create my unit list soon. By the way, who is the ruler of Rome?

Thanks! :)

 

I will create my unit list soon. By the way, who is the ruler of Rome?

 

Dusty668 is the ruler of Rome.

The English have a specialty of archery, though their other forms of warfare are not too shabby either.

 

English Longbowman:

OS: 12

DS: 1

RNG: 5

MS: 5

 

The backbone of the English army, fast, powerful, long ranged, yet weak on defence.

 

English Knights (mounted):

OS: 12

DS: 5

RNG: 1

MS: 7

 

The attackers who cleave the meat of their enemy's bones. They have the same OS as Longbowmen, but greater defence and movement.

 

English Knights (dismounted):

OS: 10

DS: 7

RNG: 1

MS: 3

 

The main line of the army is composed of English Knights, who can hold the line against the strongest attackers.

 

Halberdiers:

OS: 7

DS: 3

RNG: 2

MS: 2

 

Halberdiers are mainly guards for cities. They can form a backup to melee units.

 

Crossbowmen:

OS: 15

DS: 0

RNG: 4

MS: 1

 

Crossbowmen are deadly when used in the right hands. This is compensated by their horrible movement and lack of defence.

 

Billmen:

 

0S: 4 (ignores defensive stat)

DS: 2

RNG: 2

MS: 4

 

Local peasantry called to defend their homes with Bill hooks. Their special weaponary can cut both through soil and armor. Essentially a halberdier with armor piercing.

 

Saint John:

 

OS: 0

DS: 15

RNG: 0

MS: 8

 

Called upon to do God's work, Saint John has arisen to protect his people. Only the strongest blows will land on him, for he is protected by God. He heals units within a 5x5 radius by 2 health points when not adjacent to the enemy, and 1 health point when adjacent. He heals himself 5 health points when not healing other units, and heals 2 health points when healing other units.

The English have a specialty of archery, though their other forms of warfare are not too shabby either.

 

English Longbowman:

OS: 12

DS: 1

RNG: 5

MS: 5

 

The backbone of the English army, fast, powerful, long ranged, yet weak on defence.

 

English Knights (mounted):

OS: 12

DS: 5

RNG: 1

MS: 7

 

The attackers who cleave the meat of their enemy's bones. They have the same OS as Longbowmen, but greater defence and movement.

 

English Knights (dismounted):

OS: 10

DS: 7

RNG: 1

MS: 3

 

The main line of the army is composed of English Knights, who can hold the line against the strongest attackers.

 

Halberdiers:

OS: 7

DS: 3

RNG: 2

MS: 2

 

Halberdiers are mainly guards for cities. They can form a backup to melee units.

 

Crossbowmen:

OS: 15

DS: 0

RNG: 4

MS: 1

 

Crossbowmen are deadly when used in the right hands. This is compensated by their horrible movement and lack of defence.

 

Billmen:

 

0S: 4 (ignores defensive stat)

DS: 2

RNG: 2

MS: 4

 

Local peasantry called to defend their homes with Bill hooks. Their special weaponary can cut both through soil and armor. Essentially a halberdier with armor piercing.

 

Saint John:

 

OS: 0

DS: 15

RNG: 0

MS: 8

 

Called upon to do God's work, Saint John has arisen to protect his people. Only the strongest blows will land on him, for he is protected by God. He heals units within a 5x5 radius by 2 health points when not adjacent to the enemy, and 1 health point when adjacent. He heals himself 5 health points when not healing other units, and heals 2 health points when healing other units.

 

Do you think these stats are fair? Please make comments

First off, can you please not double post so much, it's slightly annoying.

 

Now, army modifications that I suggest are-

-Reduce mounted knight DS by 1

-Saint John is basically invincible, and from what you described, he uses healing magic or something, wheras magic isn't allowed. His DS should be a lot lower, because at the moment, only hero units and very combat orientated heavy units can even deal damage, and he can just heal most of that anyway.

 

Aside from those two, I think the rest is fine.

Will do! Sorry for the double posting, but I wanted to be sure that the question was seen.

 

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The English have a specialty of archery, though their other forms of warfare are not too shabby either.

 

English Longbowman:

OS: 12

DS: 1

RNG: 5

MS: 5

 

The backbone of the English army, fast, powerful, long ranged, yet weak on defence.

 

English Knights (mounted):

OS: 11

DS: 4

RNG: 1

MS: 7

 

The attackers who cleave the meat of their enemy's bones. They have the same OS as Longbowmen, but greater defence and movement.

 

English Knights (dismounted):

OS: 9

DS: 7

RNG: 1

MS: 3

 

The main line of the army is composed of English Knights, who can hold the line against the strongest attackers.

 

Halberdiers:

OS: 7

DS: 3

RNG: 2

MS: 2

 

Halberdiers are mainly guards for cities. They can form a backup to melee units.

 

Crossbowmen:

OS: 14

DS: 0

RNG: 4

MS: 1

 

Crossbowmen are deadly when used in the right hands. This is compensated by their horrible movement and lack of defence.

 

Billmen:

 

0S: 4 (ignores defensive stat)

DS: 2

RNG: 2

MS: 4

 

Local peasantry called to defend their homes with Bill hooks. Their special weaponary can cut both through soil and armor. Essentially a halberdier with armor piercing.

 

Saint John:

 

OS: 0

DS: 10

RNG: 0

MS: 8

 

Called upon to do God's work, Saint John has arisen to protect his people. Only the powerful blows will land on him, for he is protected by God and his numerous followers. His followers (nuns and clerics) run through the battle lines healing the injured with bandages and herbal remedies. The group heals units within a 5x5 radius by 2 health points when not adjacent to the enemy, and 1 health point when adjacent. He heals himself 2 health points when not healing other units, and heals 1 health points when healing other units.

 

Mounted Crossbowmen:

OS: 6

DS: 1

RNG: 4

MS: 6

 

Mounted Crossbowmen use smaller crossbows than their infantry counterparts. Used to counter the effects of other mounted archers, they are effective when used to harass the foe.

 

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That seems better.

Remember to use hide tags when making long posts though

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What's the system for moving armies on the large world map?

What's the system for moving armies on the large world map?

Probably 1 grid per year.

For the construction of houses in a new town, are we assuming that you need to have troops there to guard it?

 

Also, how many troops do we start with?

For the construction of houses in a new town, are we assuming that you need to have troops there to guard it?

 

Also, how many troops do we start with?

 

 

Each "tribe" has 10,000 people I believe. Movement time is TBA.

Hey guys and gals. We have an example screenshot for how the gameplay will be in the future:

 

 

Instead of having to use Paint in order to manually move the pieces and keep track of everything, we will soon be using online software that will save the games for us, have an in-game chatbox, and won't have all of that editing.

Rome has started conquering barbarians, because barbarians suck. Roma Victor!

And so the Romans sallied forth and fought the nearby barbarian tribes...

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Hastati throwing javs. before the barbarian charge!

Principes holding their ground...

The Romans emerge victorious, and their Triarii finish off the last of the fleeing barbarians.

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Might do this once and a while to make the aftermath of battles look interesting...

Oh and nice job on that battlemap guys! Looks like it will be alot faster paced now.

Is that Medieval: Total War 2? Or a R:TW mod?

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Fraps is awesome.

Is that Medieval: Total War 2? Or a R:TW mod?

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Fraps is awesome.

Ah that picture brings back good memories of me slaughtering the Romans when I played as the Seleucid empire :twss:

I usually turn off UI when I make pics, it looks nicer :thumbup:

Is that Medieval: Total War 2? Or a R:TW mod?

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Fraps is awesome.

Ah that picture brings back good memories of me slaughtering the Romans when I played as the Seleucid empire :twss:

I usually turn off UI when I make pics, it looks nicer :thumbup:

Yeah true enough, but I like people seeing my 1/2 mercenary armies. Ha!

I was asking about "troops" not people.

 

2nd, that is indeed RTW. Once I started playing MTW2, I couldn't stand the graphics of the clone armies of RTA anymore.

I was asking about "troops" not people.

 

2nd, that is indeed RTW. Once I started playing MTW2, I couldn't stand the graphics of the clone armies of RTA anymore.

Dusty was talking about a picture that I posted on the previous page, actually, which is M2TW.