...that is the question.
My situation is:
-I am computer-illiterate (instructions to improve my velites were baffling)
-Rome: Total War is my first real PC game (well I played Age of Empires also, on a free PC that I was surprised could even run the game)
-I've read how prior to downloading Rome: Total Realism one should download a specific patch for Rome: Total War; unload Rome: Total War and reload it inserting Rome: Total Realism in some type of 'file-a-ma-thingy'...it does "seem" easy enough, just click and download, but is still makes me![]()
So, would going down this path cause me more frustration than it's worth? I've been playing Rome: Total War for about two weeks now, the farthest I've gotten is to @250BC...I haven't noticed anything too wrong with it...except maybe:
-cavalry stopping (but that might've been my fault having them chase people ALL over the map)
-archers killing my own people (but i read how to fix that, dont put people in front of archers...lol)
-velites being very un-skirmishing like (I think this is addressed in Rome: Total Realism, right?)
-and the (bleep) camera, that (bleep) (bleep) camera makes me pull out my hair, and Im bald...![]()
The concept of Rome: Total Realism is appealing. So, is it worth it? I'm just afraid, since I read how even the 'mods' need patches, that I'll be forced into tinkering with stuff Im just not comfortable with tinkering with.
P.S.
Is there a thread that gives the meanings to all the acronyms used in this forum? i.e. what is "EB"...better yet is this even the best forum for "noobs"? This forum seems more for advance Total War players and not particularly welcoming, based on some of the replies I've read, to people who really are "new" to Total War?
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