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Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
Rtr 7.0- Bi
Eb 0.8- Rtw1.5
In the three years of war, necessity gave birth to invention. During those three years, we built bombs, we built rockets, we designed and built our own delivery systems. For three years, blockaded without hope of imports, we maintained engines, machines, and technical equipment. We spoke to the world through a telecommunications system engineered by local ingenuity. In three years of freedom, we had broken the technological barrier. In three years, we became the most civilized, the most technologically advanced black people on earth."
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Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
Maybe it's like the Slavs, Romano-British, RE rebels and Ostrogoths spawning? It's BI after all.
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Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
I'm really curious why the guys want to stick to the normal RTW....
BI 1.6 has a better AI.
Plus, we won't get any more patches for 1.5.
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Swords Made of Letters - 1938. The war is looming in France - and Alexandre Reythier does not have much time left to protect his country. A novel set before the war.
A Painted Shield of Honour - 1313. Templar Knights in France are in grave danger. Can they be saved?
Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
The 1.5 and 1.6 AI is pretty much the same, from what I've seen (using RTR Platinum and simply using the BI exe to run it). Hell, the exes seem like they're pretty much duplicates, except one looks inside bi\data and the other looks inside data, and the 1.5 exe has a few BI options disabled (hordes, for example).
Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
I've played the Imperator mod for RTR - it has AI armies spawning at certain points (Pyrus, Hannibal etc). I think it's a good way to keep the campaign more dynamic (like the Mongols arriving in MTW) and also maintain the challenge.
Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
Yes, it's perfectly possible to have specific named AI generals appear at certain times in RTW, but as Cheexsta says, they just won't be part of your family tree.
You can do a lot of things to reproduce what historically happened - force diplomatic settings, start wars and so forth, but it kind of goes against EB's 'setting the table' ethos. As I understand it, EB's goal is to make the set-up in 272BC as historically authentic as possible - but after that it's up to the player as to how he wants to develop his alternate history. That's why several of the military reforms in EB are dynamic and dynamic conditions for the rest are being developed. The historical characters of 272BC are in there - after that, it's up to the player to develop his own mighty generals and wise governors.
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Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
But it would be nice to have Marius or Caesar appear... Not being a part of the family tree matters not, since the Romans had no kings and never passed the power down to their sons anyway...
Re: I just read on the RTR forums...
We don't, necessarily. Once we release for 1.5 there'll be a discussion about moving over to BI.Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
I'm really curious why the guys want to stick to the normal RTW....
BI 1.6 has a better AI.
Plus, we won't get any more patches for 1.5.
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