Roma Victrix !

[TiFlo]

Well, at last, here come the Laurels !

The year is 75 BC. The Roman empire stretches its borders from the Atlantic Ocean to Babylonia, from the Black Sea to the Nile valley. Thousands of soldiers lives have been lost for it, an even greater number of civilans have paid of their lifes the stubborness of their rulers who tried to resist the power of the Urbs.

After too many hours to be counted, a few ctd here and there, I finally got it.

Many, many, many thanks to the entire EB team. You deserve so much for such an achievement, thank you all
Thanks also to Cunctator, Watchman and Marcus Aurelius Antonius, whose great mods I used to make the experience even deeper !





And now, I'm going back outside, I've been told winter is over

[Chirurgeon]

Congratulations!!! That is an incredible achievement. Check out my Roman AAr when you get a chance. Any comments would be appreciated since you have "been there done that".

[Wolfman]

This is so beautiful It has me in tears. Rome has once again showed it military and economical superiority. Roma Invicta!!

[Basileus Seleukeia]

This is truly impressing. I think that you're having serious trouble with the Sweboz, don't you? Good to see that there are people who have the patience to play that long.

[mAIOR]

yup. Winter is long gone :) but seriously how do you manage the patience required to build such an empire? Usually for me, I get to a point where it's just not hard anymore and so I start over. I have a game with the Romani as well but I'm taking it much slower. I plan on finishing it tough.
In fact, I don't play with them since I started a Lusotanan campaign. Wich reforms did you hit btw?

Cheers...

[LordCurlyton]

Nice. My Romani one is at 160 BC or so and all I have left is to take the rest of Asia Minor, eliminate a couple factions (Maks, Epeiros, Ptolies), and then hit the few raiding targets I have left. I'll finish it one day, I promise...I dunno if I'll get the Imperial reforms though since my generals don't seem like they will get the combo anytime soon.

[abou]

Roma victa!

You do realize that you wrote, "Rome was conquered," right?

[Jesus_saves]

You do realize that you wrote, "Rome was conquered," right?

Shhhh....

[Wolfman]

Thanks for the correction abou. sorry i've been watching gladiator so I kinda went roman crazy. How would you write rome has conquered? Latin is not my first language.