#Seljuk: Byzantium Besieged

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Highlights from the December GMT Update

Highlights from the December GMT Update @gmtgames

Every month, GMT Games reliably send out an update on what they’re doing, which P500 orders are being charged and sent out, new P500 order opportunities, and just basically a “what’s going on at GMT Games” kind of update post. I don’t always do one of these posts, though. That’s mainly because some updates, I just don’t have a lot to say about them. If you want a complete analysis of the monthly…

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Roads of rome new generation 2 walkthrough level 22

ROADS OF ROME NEW GENERATION 2 WALKTHROUGH LEVEL 22 HOW TO

ROADS OF ROME NEW GENERATION 2 WALKTHROUGH LEVEL 22 PATCH

Reclaiming the Holy Land: Year is past 1090 and Jerusalem not held by Christian.The one that could realistically fall is Toulouse, should the Umayyad push into France, but you can't rely on it. Byzantium, France or Germany Threatened: One of several critical duchies controled by non-Christian.Fall of Rome: Rome is held by non-Christian or heretics.We want to use Crusades, which can be activated by the following triggers: With the infidels out of the way, let's refine our strategy. Historically, the city fell, but these enemies are comparatively much weaker than the 1066 Seljuk invasion. The immediate threat is a large Muslim force besieging Syracusae. The rest of the world is more fragmented than at any other start, which is for the best since it means less coordination inside the Defensive Pacts. The other large realm is the Umayyad, but they are on the other side of the Mediterranean and someone else's problem. The Abbasid are your most powerful enemy, but they are not strong enough to cause serious damage unless they catch you in a civil war. The Byzantine begin the game in a good position, they are the first military world power and led by the capable Basil I. Crusades are pretty much the only way to conquer an entire kingdom from the Muslims. I took that decision because, in the late game, Defensive Pacts essentially limit you to one war per decade, forcing you to grab as much land as possible in a single war. I decided my second attempt would be a Catholic run. I would have been mad if this hadn't been a brilliant move from the AI's perspective. My first try from the 1066 start failed because my last-ditch effort to annex the HRE was thwarted by its dukes, who managed to turn the empire Elective when faced with the prospect of my son inheriting it. Defensive Pacts and Shattered Retreat are on, Women Status laws are available.

ROADS OF ROME NEW GENERATION 2 WALKTHROUGH LEVEL 22 PATCH

The game was done in patch 2.6 with the following DLCs: Conclave, Legacy of Rome, Sword of Islam and The Old Gods. It can also be used for the more limited Pentarch/Legacy of Rome playthrough, and many of the notions apply to any world conquest or super-empire runs.

ROADS OF ROME NEW GENERATION 2 WALKTHROUGH LEVEL 22 HOW TO

The point is to show how to deal with the challenges posed by Defensive Pacts in an on-the-rails, no gimmick playthrough (this also means no vassal pope). It does not try to give the fastest way to get SPQR, otherwise we wouldn't be using Defensive Pacts at all. achievement with Defensive Pacts on, and gives detailed descriptions of the intermediate and advanced game concepts your success relies on. This guide describes how to get the S.P.Q.R.

8 Alternative paths: Later start dates playthroughsĬonsilium - Defining a Strategy.

5 Astra Inclinant, Sed Non Obligant - Additional Goals.

4 Roma Invicta - The Imperial Reconquest.

3 Patriarchae Orientales – The Roman Restoration.

2 Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Getting Started.

1.3 Invasion with bloodline (Holy Fury DLC).

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Highlights From the January 2023 GMT Games Update

Highlights From the January 2023 @gmtgames Update - Some great stuff and congrats to @Justegarde!

It’s been a few months since my lost post about the monthly GMT Update! That’s not GMT’s fault. They do it monthly. I just haven’t had a lot to say about the more recent ones. At least nothing that really seemed blogworthy. How many times can you say “That looks so cool!” in an interesting and readable manner? Hey, that’s not nice. Anyway, I thought this month would be a good one to do an…