Mark the Turditani as a war target for Nova Carthago if you don't think you can take them. But having all of the Eastern factions hate you can be rough, and Galatia can quickly grow powerful if you don't eliminate them early.

I had 2 full dog armies with like lvl 2 weapons and max chevrons. Side note. Macedon comes second because I love my pike formations. Have one main army as large as you can followed by a 2nd army of medium size when attacking. Hope that helps.

This campaign comes as part of Total War™: ROME II – Emperor Edition and is available as a free, automatic update to existing owners of Total War™: ROME II. A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. They also have a lot of exports. They will be taken by surprise and you can secure the province of Maegna Graecia. Don't try to turn them into ally or client state. EMPIRE DIVIDED is the latest campaign pack and is set over 500 years after the start date of the Grand Campaign. Make sure you use the proper formations. Best Rome 2 DLC. If you ally up with the independent faction covering Croatia, you will have some safety to your north eastern border. A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Their units are weak with no armor so again ranged units are good to have. As for the DLCs I'll split them into categories: These generally* each add 3 new factions that you can play. They would be all over the place trying to take Spain and Syracuse and may take the isles to the west of Rome. I'd wait until I have 3 or 4 armies first and if I can spare it a 3rd fleet. I just purchased Rome 2 and i'm looking for advice as to what DLC I should get first as they are currently on sale. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies.

The Selucids, Athens, Sparta, Macedon, and just about every Greek faction loves me. Don't go straight for athens. Smaller towns can be eaten up alot faster espically if you researched heavy into the philosophy tree. Once controlled you can choke the island with a blockade with your western fleet. You were fighting Helenic factions as Pontus? Encompassing one of the best-known periods in world history, Total War: Rome II will combines turn-based campaigns with large, cinematic real-time battles. EMPIRE DIVIDED is the latest campaign pack and is set over 500 years after the start date of the Grand Campaign. I've started and finished 1 game so far as Pontus and it was really great. Do the quests given to gain income and fame/votes. If Player A owns “Greek States,” and player B owns “Black Seas Colonies,” Player A can play Sparta (even though B can't,) and B can play Cimmeria (even though A can't.) Now the Lusitani units roster is rather poor - but the really helpful thing about them is that you get +1 on public order for every faction you're at war with. Plus Invasion will most likely happen to your northern city and costal line as the south and east is pretty much yours.

After you have secured all of Spain, it is time to betray your ally Carthago Nova. It's worth a shot because of how bananas all the wars get with your satraps (who hate you) and your other neighbours (who want your land).

(This guide made by myself. I'm having a blast on my Seleucid campaign. They can gain disavantages to have you split your armies from north and south. Single player: Rome (being only one out of the two I played with) Even with a high advantage you will suffer alot of casualties which takes a lot of time to replenish. https://www.totalwar.com/blog?catname=total-war-rome-ii&topic=All+topics&orderby=post_date. Discover eygpt asap and appease them as much as possible.

Capture Syrause at all costs and hold your gain in Sicily for the mean time.

Consolidating Anatolia and Arabia and getting ready for the Eastern Satrapy Revenge Tour to crush the upstarts who rebelled at the beginning of the game. Even the three Roman factions are quite different, with Rome, Gallic Rome and Palmyra each using different units and tactics to achieve victory in battle. I was thinking of trying Athens next. ), Each offer 3 new factions for the main game, some of which also feature in the DLC campaign, including two of my personal favourites Nervii (in Caesar, Belgian warriors who like to ambush) and Lusitani (in Hannibal, a faction that's low on armour, but high on javelins and guerilla warfare. Began invasion fo Southern Rome. Egypt will finish the rest off. With rome, you need at least 2 fleets.