Awesome Mod.

**tynnmahn** · 04-08-2007, 03:48

I made the mistake, about a month ago, of buying R:TW. I say it was a mistake because I am a senior at the college of mechanical engineering at Wichita state university. I am in the middle of two major projects, one being my senior project, both of which I must complete before I can graduate (which is supposed to happen in May). From the moment I installed R:TW, I've been somewhat obsessed.

I spent a good part of spring break playing the stupid game instead of working on my projects.

Then, the other day, I was looking for stuff on the web related to R:TW, because I'm a bit obsessed, and happened to run into a site that recommended two mods to "fix" certain historical inaccuracies in the game.

My interest peaked, I, of coarse, neglected my school work and downloaded both R:TR and EB, made two copies of my folder so that I could continue to play the original (if the mods weren't any good), and R:TR and EB.

I've spent a very limited time (about 3 hours per each mod - a little more in EB than R:TR) because I DO have homework to do, playing these MODS.

I don't think I'll ever play the "out of box" version again. I really just don't see the point. R:TR is nice and all and to be fair, I installed EB first and played it more, but I like EB better.

I will probably play R:TR when/if I tire of EB but at this point, EB appears to be the better of the two mods.

You guys did an awesome job. I love the ambience of the cloth looking emblems for each of the factions, the period/faction correct names, the fact that building/units are more historically correct (although, they could be wrong as in R:TW and I wouldn't have known had I not read up on it), etc.

I must keep my head down and get my degree; it would be quite embarrassing to tell my family/friends/wife that I failed to graduate because I got addicted to a game. But after I graduate.......ROME WILL RISE AGAIN (on my computer at least). Then I think I'll try to carry on Alexander's dream of a new world order through the descendants of one of his most faithful generals. Out of Egypt an empire shall rise....

Anyway... GREAT JOB guys.

TynMahn

**-Praetor-** · 04-08-2007, 04:19

Originally Posted by tynnmahn

I spent a good part of spring break playing the stupid game instead of working on my projects.

You`re not the only one. :(

**antisocialmunky** · 04-08-2007, 04:48

Heh, another Kansan like me! I'm at KU :-p

**Sohwen** · 04-08-2007, 12:01

It is a great mod... But if you have more important things going on, it's best to just put it out of your head for a while.

**keravnos** · 04-08-2007, 12:13

Originally Posted by Sohwen

It is a great mod... But if you have more important things going on, it's best to just put it out of your head for a while.

Agreed. Go forth, and finish up your studies! EB will be here, when you have time for it.

**Rilder** · 04-08-2007, 16:10

You should see me, the other day was visiting my Aunt and Cousins and I kept trying to teach my 7 year old cousin stuff I learned In EB.

**Intranetusa** · 04-08-2007, 19:05

I'm off to college in 4 months, but I'm addicted to EB right now...I'm screwed. :(

**Centurio Nixalsverdrus** · 04-09-2007, 01:26

Thank God I have holidays at the moment, because since 0.81 is out, I spent EVERY DAY about 3 hours with EB. I am already dreaming of it, and in theese dreams my real life is TURN-BASED... theese are nightmares, believe me! Just this morning I dreamt of a general holding a long and somehow psychedelic speech why Antiocheia should not rebel from Makedonia...