Imperator: Rome

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Skvělý potenciál, bohužel přestali s updaty ale unikátní hra spojující několik různých typů. Jasně, šlo by vylepšovat a rozvíjet, ale rozhodně mnohem lepší než to, co jsme dostali v datu vydání. S modem Invuctus máte vyladěnější a obsahově nabytou zábavu.

Seems to be a somewhat interesting game, but like any Paradox game, you know nothing with only 5 hours played.

I like it

>Play as carthage >Conquer the entire african continent in just under 150 years >Rome has conquered all of germania, and absolutely nothing else. They still have 2 of their 5 starting vassals >43 independent countries in anatolia >Thrace and macedon are ending their 6th war the same way as the other 5, with no land exchanged >Miscellaneous iberian micro-state has more score than me, high senator of africa Decent enough game, absolutely incredible modding scene. But if you survive until the midgame, modded or not, you've already won. It's just about rounding off your borders for the next hour, then starting again

I tried it at launch and just couldn't get into it, but I gotta say: after all the updates, and the support from the Invictus mod, this is a really solid strategy game on par with the likes of HOI4 and Stellaris. I especially love how much control you feel like you have over every aspect of your empire. Wars and combat feel extremely satisfying and the economy actually feels really good with all the resources and diplomacy you need to get keep things running smoothly. I never feel bored, or like there's not something I need to do to keep improving my empire. My only complaint is that you do eventually start to steamroll, but to be fair I've only played as Rome so far and apparently they're the easiest campaign.

Fun game, it has many interesting and good mechanics but the lack of mission trees, especially for nations that are not major nations ( Rome, Diadochi nations, Carthage etc.) is annoying.

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unplayable because of revolts