[모드 : 리얼리즘] 77 BC - Twilight of the Republic

[REDXIII]

리얼리즘 1.8을 기반으로 한 모드입니다...bc77년의 상황을 구현했다고 합니다...문제가 생기면 삭제합니다...그럼 즐롬^ㅡ^b

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I have created an installer. I have not been able to test it as I am at work, but it appears to put every file in their place. Download it here:

http://files.filefront.com/77_BC_Mod.../fileinfo.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/16884136/77_BC_Mod.exe.html

Install instructions:

Requirements:

- Rome Total War and Barbarian Invasion patched to 1.5./1.6.
- RTR Platinum Edition 1.8.

Instructions

1.- Make a new install of RTW/BI patched to 1.5./1.6. respectively (in case you already have one, just copy the whole folder.

2.- Install RTR Platinum Edition 1.8. in it. To install RTR PE just download the programs and follow the instructions provided in this link:
http://forums.totalrealism.net/showthread.php?t=4118

3.- Run the 77 BC installer.

4.- Once you have finished, open the folder where you have placed 77 BC.

5.- Now create a shortcut of the Barbarian Invasion icon. Right click on the shortcut. Select "Properties". Edit the "Target" of this shortcut to look like this:
"C:\Program Files\Activision\77 BC Mod\RomeTW-BI.exe" -show_err -mod:
Alternatively, follow these instructions:
http://forums.totalrealism.net/showthread.php?t=1565

6.- When starting the game, the advisor will pop up. It is necessary to click on the "show_me_how" button in order to activate the script that will run through all the campaign, providing the special features of this modification for RTW. NOTE: it has been observed that, for a proper performance of the script, if you leave the campaign it is necessary to completely leave the game and restart it again.

But if you are a true Roman you will not need an installer. Here is the download link of a compressed .rar folder that contains the mod for you to install manually:

http://files.filefront.com/77_BC_V_1.../fileinfo.html

This will allow you to download the full mod BUT with no installer.

Install instructions:

Requirements:

- Rome Total War and Barbarian Invasion patched to 1.5./1.6.
- RTR Platinum Edition 1.8.

Instructions

Ok, now you have a data folder, three text files (including this one that you are reading) and the "campaign_map_reset" program created by Marcus Camillus. What should you do with them?

1.- Make a new install of RTW/BI patched to 1.5./1.6. respectively (in case you already have one, just copy the whole folder.

2.- Install RTR Platinum Edition 1.8. in it. To install RTR PE just download the programs and follow the instructions provided in this link:
http://forums.totalrealism.net/showthread.php?t=4118

3.- Open the RTW folder.

4.- Drop the data folder with 77 BC that you have just downloaded inside the RTW folder. It will tell you that the folder already exists. Answer 'yes' to the question concerning replacing existing files.

5.- Drop the "campaign_map_reset" program inside the RTW folder too. Run it in order to make sure that all map.rwm files are removed from the install.

6.- Now create a shortcut of the Barbarian Invasion icon. Right click on the shortcut. Select "Properties". Edit the "Target" of this shortcut to look like this:
"C:\Program Files\Activision\Rome - Total War\RomeTW-BI.exe" -show_err -mod:
Alternatively, follow these instructions:
http://forums.totalrealism.net/showthread.php?t=1565

7.- When starting the game, the advisor will pop up. It is necessary to click on the "show_me_how" button in order to activate the script that will run through all the campaign, providing the special features of this modification for RTW. NOTE: it has been observed that, for a proper performance of the script, if you leave the campaign it is necessary to completely leave the game and restart it again.

INTRO

Welcome to the world of 77BC: Twilight of the Republic, a new mod designed to be installed over a clean copy of BI 1.6 and RTPE 1.8
As you may guess the mod starts in 77BC. Why 77BC? Well the Roman Republic is entering the critical final phase in its long history. An incredible array of characters bestrides the stage as the fate of both Rome and the known world rests in the balance. This is the age of Cicero, Cato, Pompeius Magnus, Mithradates VI Eupator Dionysos, Tigranes the Great and the Marian rebel Quintus Sertorius.
The Polybian Legions are gone forever and the res publica resorts to recruiting large numbers of proletarii in order to face its many foreign enemies. In the east Mithradates of Pontos is gathering a new army drawn from the peoples of both Europe and Asia, preparing once again to challenge Roman hegemony.
In the meantime his son-in-law Tigranes the Great of Armenia is forging a huge empire and his armies campaign as far south as the border of the Hasmonaioi. If Tigranes’ power goes unchecked then the balance of power in the region might well tilt decisively against the res publica.
A resurgent Parthia, fresh from successful campaigns against the Saka, is also a potential danger. Heavily armoured Cataphracts and swift horse archers represent a fearsome if ill-understood threat.
In the west the migration of the Cimbri and Teutoni remains a terrifying collective memory. Rome warily eyes the peoples of Gallia Comata and the forests of Germania, alert to fresh dangers posed by a new generation of warriors.
More pressingly internal discord weakens the very fabric of the res publica. Populares and optimates struggle to preserve their own narrow self-interests whilst in Hispania Marian exiles rally around Quintus Sertorius and large tracts of territory are now under their sway.
What side will you take? Do you prefer to form a new empire and defend your homeland from Rome as the leader of the Arverni? Will you control the destiny of the last members of the Marian cause in Hispania? Do you want to throw the dice one last time for Pontos or will you endeavour to save the res publica with the Legions. So many choices to take, but only ONE faction will control the Mediterranean at the conclusion of 77BC: Twilight of the Republic.
This mod features:

*Scripted missions within the game which will challenge you to successfully control the fate of the Roman Republic. Will you manage to eliminate the pirate menace as efficiently as Pompeius Magnus? Can you decisively eradicate the threat of Mithradates VI Eupator Dionysos? Or will you emerge triumphant from De Bello Gallico and defeat all comers in any Civil War?

*5 new factions. The Breuci, the fiercest of the Pannonian tribes; the Nabataeans with their great capital at Petra who are locked in dispute with the Hasmonaioi dynasty of Judea; the Yuezhi who have swooped into Baktria and threaten to expand still further as well as the North African kingdom of Mauretania.

* Scores of new historically accurate skins and unit descriptions

*Marcus Camillus trait system

* Many scripts to balance AI expansion and produce more varied armies.


THE MAP


(this map is a bit off-dated. I will post the new map as soon as possible; sorry)

The original RTR map has been completely changed to reflect the new world situation. There are many new settlements, others have disappeared. The regions have also been completely redrawn. Our scope, in order to improve playability, has been to increase the number of regions in "barbaric" lands and reduce those of "civilized" factions. This is something I missed in RTR. Now the "barbaric" factions have more land to expand and consolidate. And the loss of a region is a bigger problem for the more civilized factions. Some other changes have been added to the map in order to try to force the AI to expand in the desired direction. Although this has proved to be a more difficult task .

Here is, for instance, the map of Gaul:




UNITS

Warfare has changed a lot from RTR period. Phalanxes, for instance, are long gone except for some units. The Roman legion has proved its effectiveness and as a consequence, local copies of the legionnaries or other troops, like the thureophoroi, are the core troops of many factions:


The new Agema Basilikos


And thureoporoi facing the charge of Dacian Hippeis (courtesy of Arbaces, by the way)

AOR has been completely changed too. There are at least four new Zones of Recruitment with new units for them.

Of course, there are also new core troops for the new factions. For instance, the new Breuci Machairae:



Or the new Judean units, by the superb artist King Arthur.





SCRIPTING

This is where we have put the main effort of this modification. The whole SPQR campaign is scripted, providing the player with goals to achieve in order to force him to follow the historical expansion of the Roman Republic during this period. You will understand the need to "force" the player when you play the modification. These are the kind of missions that the player will have to fulfill.



And forget about the old Senate's rewards and punishments. In 77 BC many Roman generals tend to fall on their swords if they fail the Republic.

We have focused the script on the SPQR faction, but this does not mean that we have forgotten other factions. These are some other scripted features that we will ellaborate later:
- Four turns per year.
- A "money" script, that balances AI and makes gameplay harder.
- For "Barbarian" factions: a replenishment population script whenever they recruit a unit (and are AI controlled, of course).
- The Mercenary Recruitment Center: now some factions can recruit whole mercenary armies in a single turn...like they historically did.
- The "how do you dare attack the SPQR" script: Conquer a Roman settlement...at your own risk .
- Barbarian uprisings against invaders, like Vercingetorix and Arminius revolts.
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[jet30]

삼두정치모드를 만드신 분이 rtr-pe1.8 모드를 기반으로 만드신 모드입니다. rtr-pe 1.8 full install하시고 모드깔으시면 되구요. 임페라토모드의 마리우스켐페인과 같은시대인 공화국레기온으로 그시대적 정복지역에서 시작하는 모드입니다.

[REDXIII]

자세한 설명 감사합니다~~~게시물을 올리는 사람이 해야 되는데^ㅡ^;;

[jet30]

REDXIII님 아니에요^^ 걍 모드설명이 없어서 제가 보충설명을...

[REDXIII]

제 게시물이 조금 성의없게 올라온 감이 있습니다...앞으로는 주의하겠습니다^ㅡ^a