View Full Version : Creative Assembly Sweet "Site of Historical battle"
MiniKiller
09-27-2004, 03:51
little crossed srowds next to a settlement they are site of historic battles. Just got one as the Brutii very cool.
discovery1
09-27-2004, 03:53
It applies to sea battles too. Unfortunately the only sea battle that I had large enough to qualify was a Greek(my faction) defeat.
Medieval Assassin
09-27-2004, 03:54
Yupp, someone else said this too, seems like a nice little feature.
Thoros of Myr
09-27-2004, 04:08
Yes, nice touch. even battles that AI fights amongst themselves can be one. I saw where Vicengetorix faught some rebels 30 yrs previous.
Got three of those already and it is only 250-something. I think you can get it when you win with a Heroic Victory, but not all though.
:charge:
discovery1
09-27-2004, 05:28
No, only sufficienty large battles are needed. I got an average defeat(at sea) and it was still a famous battle. It involved at least ten ships each side though.
No, only sufficienty large battles are needed. I got an average defeat(at sea) and it was still a famous battle. It involved at least ten ships each side though.
So 1 unit of cavalry against 1 unit of hastati is a huge battle?
I thought that that battle I had was kind of cheesy for being marked historical but I guess it factored in that my 1 unit of reenforcemnts never arrived and it was still won. It was my generals unit of about 50 men aganst 161 hastati. I did'nt want to risk killing my general and I did'nt want a loss either so I waited for the timer and no reenforcements and when 3 mins hit I charged them and killed them all. luckilyy for me the charge never los its momentum and it was a downhill charge
Theres multiple factors that make it a famous battle. I guess if it's huge gamewise it will be a historical battle.
The Scourge
09-27-2004, 08:16
It's the little touches that make for an immersive experience.
Sid Meyer understood that.
Captain Fishpants
09-27-2004, 09:51
It's the troops involved as a proportion of both factions' total power, the absolute number of troops and the scale of the victory that make it a 'historically important' battle.
I've yet to see one myself but my flatmate got one & its a great little touch :D
Oaty, thats a 2:1 outnumbered battle with an all or nothing, last ditch charge & 100% enemy casualties :charge:
Pretty impressive from that viewpoint. Especially if you only had a few units at the time.
If one just could save such battles to view them... ~:rolleyes:
CBR
Indeed, an odd design decision there ~:confused:
Medieval Assassin
09-27-2004, 15:53
No, no, no replays?
Ugh...
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