Rome II

[mikeck]

OK.  I just got a red sky in a battle map.  Annoying, but I'm sure it'll be fixed in short order.

Yeah it actually just looks like you're fighting at sunset.. not too bad just a tad annoying

[Gusington]

Is this happening in the campaign? Just peeked over at TWC and good Lord people are attacking CA and each other. Ugly.

[Bison]

No it's just the battle maps.  Which honestly looks like a major sandstorm type sky.  I don't some people need to relax.   There are some issue, but nothing game breaking IMO.  I'm having a lot of fun playing MP and solo.   It was worth the $$$ for me.

[Gusington]

Are you only playing MP?

[Bison]

Are you only playing MP?

Both, but it's been mostly MP co-op campaign. 

What the hell does the swirling white cloud thingy mean around armies and navies?

[Gusington]

HA I noticed that too. No idea! Maybe they're healing? That was the first thing that came to mind.

[Grim.Reaper]

Are you only playing MP?

Both, but it's been mostly MP co-op campaign. 

What the hell does the swirling white cloud thingy mean around armies and navies?

No ideal if correct, but I thought I saw on one of the forums it indicated a forced/double time movement for the unit...

[Gusington]

Hmm, interesting. I like that the three of us so far don't really have the foggiest idea :)

[Grim.Reaper]

Hmm, interesting. I like that the three of us so far don't really have the foggiest idea :)

Makes the game more fun when you try and guess features:)

That is what happens when games don't come with fully printed detailed manuals.....boy, do I miss those days:(

[Grim.Reaper]

Tried it and looks like it is tied to the type of stance you give to the unit...when you place in forced march, seems to swirl.

[Gusington]

I never would have guessed that. Thanks.

[Bison]

Hmmm....makes sense I guess. 

[Gusington]

Not really but I can't think of another better way to visually represent 'forced march.'

[mikeck]

Made the mistake of ignoring my internal Roman intrigue. Meanwhile, back at the Hall of Justice, two of my top generals were assassinated by the Julii family. To make matters worse, the only general available to take the legion one was commanding is Julii. I did not pay attention to how powerful the Julii generals were becoming. Dammit

[Grim.Reaper]

Just curious from those that have been playing the campaign.....I have heard claims that turn processing time gets really slow after you exceed something like 20 turns....is that correct?

I have only been playing battles so far so haven't seen myself.....I really hope this is not the case.  I hate waiting!!