Roman Campaign Goal map

[Diamondj]

I am playing the Roman campaign and I was curious about the meaning of the black regions in the campaign goal map. Is it a glitch or do I have to do something special in those areas?

[Folgore]

They're areas you have to 'sack'. That means you have to conquer them once, but you do not have to hold on to them.

[Diamondj]

They're areas you have to 'sack'. That means you have to conquer them once, but you do not have to hold on to them.

Ahh, I see. Is it okay if you do chose to hold on to them though? Or do you actually have to let them go at least once or something?

[Farikos]

No, you can hold onto them if you wish.

[Callicles]

This may be an extremely strange question, but what happens when you meet your campaign objectives? Is the game over? I've never played through a campaign that far, but I've always been a little concerned that the game would end right when my empire was getting impressive.

[Folgore]

The turn after you complete your victory conditions you get a pop up that says you've won, but you can still continue playing if you want.

[Parkev]

If you happen to conquer ever province on the map the Game will stop you from playing but. Only did this in Manilla as the House of Br...umm...Eastern Romans.

[Long lost Caesar]

Manilla? And go on, no ones gonna shout at you for saying the B word *glares*