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Total War: ROME II - Caesar In Gaul Campaign Pack Hacked

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Total War™ ROME II: Caesar in Gaul

Campaign Pack

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Title: Total War: ROME II - Caesar in Gaul Campaign Pack
Genre: Strategy
Developer:
CREATIVE ASSEMBLY
Publisher:
SEGA
Franchise:
Total War
Release Date: 17 Dec, 2013

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OS: XP/ Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8
Processor:2 GHz Intel Dual Core processor / 2.6 GHz Intel Single Core processor
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English,German,French,Italian,Russian,Polish,Czech,Turkish

Pros: Gaius Julius Caesar. Seasons and Turns make sense in this DLC. Delves a bit deeper than the base game into the gallic factions. Fun to play, more immersive than the base game. Cons: Technology tree makes little sense, icons and buffs are strange. Some path issues, funnelling a problem. Overall: Second Best DLC you can own. Especially with all the new factions and units added.. WOW - a great extra campaign for Rome II, who doesn't want that!!!.(ignore the 0.0 hours as it must count towards the whole game) Anyway Featuring a new campaign map, which focuses on Caeser's exploits in so called "Barbarian" territory. It contains new technologies to research, amongst other things such as more turns per year. new weather system - also it pits you right in the middle of a time period and campaign map where most of the tribes hate you (so what's new lol), so right away you are at war or disliked with most factions but you still have allies, plus you can play as a barbarian tribe. So having played a while but not as much as I had hoped (I was waiting for Hannibal at the Gates DLC) I can still say that this addon/DLC is worth it for fans of ROME II - you won't be dissapointed - just a smaller campaign map with more provinces to conquer that purely focuses on the Rome/Barbarian side of war of this period - so all in all a small breakdown of the Rome II Grand Campaign Map, into a smaller more manegable chunk - so top marks all round - it can only improve :) - so get out there and conquer "For Rome".or the barbarians. A great scenario for Total War Rome 2, played on a new Gaul based map, with some limited neighbouring areas, such as southern Britain. You can of course play as the Romans, or as a number of the Gallic factions of the time. The game is shorter than the standard game, and seasonal weather conditions help give the game an authentic feel. My one gripe is that despite the campaign supposedly ending in 51BC, if you don't in fact win by that time (by achieving your factions set goals), the game just rolls on into 50BC without any kind of notification that you failed the scenario. I played a full 186 turns and then stopped once 50BC arrived. The option to play on is definitely welcome, but there should be some kind of splash screen. I would rather come back and try again within the timeframe, than spend the rest of my life trying to complete one scenario. However, this aside, this has definitely been the best Total War experience I've had to date. Definitely recommended.. I can recommend this for a low price. Don't buy it full price though as this mini campaign is enough frustration for the night. Non stop backtracking because tiny armies march through your empire and take your settlements. All the barbarians ganging up to you. Just played two hours straight and did not make any progress due to too many tiny armies capturing settlements all over place. This add-on is one big mice chasing game.. Started campaign in VH and two times I was close to restart the campaign because the gauls attack with thousand and thousand men every turn. Now my Caesar is lvl10 and my legion I is lvl8 and I still captured only 1/2 of Gallia.. This is one of the mini-campaigns that I was looking forward to. CA can't do open map campaigns properly anymore. The early game is decent, but there's basically 0 game in mid and end game (either that or they attempt some stupid, artificial stunt to inject some gameplay into something that is dead because of an utter lack in content and design consideration - yo, it's boring). The fact that they try to do linear campaign is ok with me, it's the low effort end result that I have a problem with. The battles are enjoyable, but ultimately it's a lot of "meh" most of the time. The AI cheats and it's annoying. The campaign mindlessly reuses mechanics that were meant for other things instead of creating fully fledged features appropriate for this expansion (i.e. the way they transformed the "research" tree into a way for political exploits/intrigues, which could have deserved a different approach entirely). Ultimately, it fails to deliver better gameplay, some extra content is there and if you like the formula, you might like this better, but if you don't like the base game, this is not going to improve the experience for you as it hasn't for me -> obvious conclusion.. Perhaps the most immersive DLC since Alexander, Caesar in Gaul is TW's vision of "Commentarii de Bello Gallico" written by none other, Julius Caesar himself. Okay okay. Its Unit Roster is not as diverse as the main Campaign or Imperator. Some features could have been integrated to the main game, such as winter attrition or the mini-campaign itself, for that matter. Get it on discount, around 10 USD.. Really enjoyable campaign. Well worth the money.. VENI VIDI VICI. Very good DLC. Historically accurate locations and tribes. Many hours of Gamepplay! Worth buying.

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