1.0 Savegame thread

[pseudocaesar]

Everyone loves these, if you have an interesting campaign you would love people to be a part of then upload your save and post it here for all to enjoy!

[Mouzafphaerre]

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My campaign is at the 1.0 AI Progression thread. Should anybody find it interesting, I'll upload it.
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[Malik of Sindh]

Great idea!I will upload my Makedonian campaing save game in a few minutes.
There it is: http://www.2shared.com/file/2443757/268f1255/Maks.html
Oh,and I autoresoveld few battles that explains these uber deuterois.In this campaingn I own all Greece,Epiros and Sicily.I also own Rhegion.

Oh and one question.Do mods have any effect on the saves?Will it crash?Anyway this game includes spoofas mod and a modification to edu that gives Cindaih bodyguards 1 hitpoint.

Wow,I edited this post 8 times...

[Empedocles]

Sauromatae Campaing set in 226bc on H/M.

http://rapidshare.com/files/66614724...matae.zip.html







Allies: Sab'yn
Enemies: AS, Baktria, Hai (the saka shares a long frontier with you and are protectorates from the AS)

After conquering the steppes and the Crimean peninsula I planned to move west and attack Hellas.
Unfortunately the Palhava made the mistake of attacking me and I had to destroy them. This lead to the infamous AS vs Sauromatae.

Ten years ago I have managed to sack Persepolis leaving everyhting in ashes while my horses ruled over those territories. In the meantime I allied with the Saka who were fighting the Baktrians and the AS. Together we could rule the east and ripe greek influence from the earth.
The Hai declared war on me and I sacked their northernmost province.
In the meantime the AS began to train more elite units whose armour I found too hard to pierce with my arrows and they managed to win control of Syria from the ptolomei.

One year ago my armies conquered Gabai only to be encircled by a stronger elite-infantry army which I won’t defeat on time.
Then the stupid AI made it’s appearance by making the baktrians attack me which led to the following chain of events:
1º The saka broke our alliance.
2º The saka became protectorates from the AS ( I don’t know why since they were winning both wars.)
3º The saka allied with the Baktrians.

I have played three more turns and I have lost Gabai to the AS and Antiochia Margiane to the Baktrians. The AS has offered me to become a protectorate of them, I refused but it may not be a bad idea to accept, destroy the HAI and then attack the AS by surprise....

This is one of the most difficult campaings I have played. My economy is bad even though I built every trade building I could. I’m surrounded by enemies, fighting a thre front war (saka on the east, Hai on the center and the AS on the south).

I hope you guys enjoy it.

[konny]

Here is a save that I had uploaded for another thread, but what you might enjoy.

http://www.2shared.com/file/2446290/254bfa23/Spiel.html



Faction: Sweboz
Year: 230 BC
Difficulty: M/M
Settlements: 9
Cash: 12,975
Enemies: Arverni
Army: see below




The year is 230 BC and the Sweboz Federation is in some trouble. Can you help her out?

The Report
Two years ago the Arverni had send raiding parties across the border into Germanic Belgium. Our King, at the moment residing in Arctaunon, gathered forces from the western tribes and pushed the Celts back across the border.

Because rebell warbands appeared at the same time all along the southern border no reinforcements were at hand. So the King gathered what forces he had and invaded the Arverni lands on his own. When news spread on both sides of the Maas that Vesontio was the target of the campaign and that great plunder lay ahead, some forces of Belgian and Celtic mercenaries joined our army.


The war went well for the first year, and the Arveni King together with his eldest son and two relatives was caught off guard outside Vesontio, and all were cut down. The siege started, but then desater struck:

The new Arverni King had gathered a hughe army from their southern tribes, amongst them many of their naked fanatics, and advanced on our camps.

The Warlords adviced our King to lift the siege and attack that army as long as it was to far away from the town for the, equally strong, garrison to join the fight. But the King had news that supply was short in Vesontio and removing the army would only allow the enemy to strengthen his defence. Our army had occupied a strong position on a nearby hill, and the King was sure to be able to repulse anything the enemy might send against that position.


Some days later the Celtic host attacked that hill. The battle was long, hard and bloody, but in the end the entire field was covered with dead Arverni for miles and miles in all directions. We were just celebrating our victory, when the garrison sallied...

With not single arrow or javelin left in the entire army, and the men exhausted from the hard work, with many wounded or dead, our force did not hold for long but had to leave the field in great haste. But not all did get away alive: the King ordered his hearthmen to make front to hold off the enemy pursuit. None of these brave survived the day. The King is dead! The army is on the run!



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Situation


These are the survivors of Vesontio. They have to steal their way through Aedui (thanks to Bismarckaz the allies of the Sweboz) and hostile Belgian territory. It is clear that the three family members have brought gross shame on them and their families by surviving a defeat in which their king was killed. They should not be given a province or command of an army until they have not distinguished themselves in battle.


These are the two new Kings, acclamated by the Army of the Eastern Tribes in Silengoz.


And this is their army. It is the only one of the Sweboz Federation at the moment, therefore to be handled with care. Two rebell forces had been crushed, the third routed across the broder to the Boii. Will they come back? Or is it save to send this army West?


The entire western border is stripped from troops after the defeat at Vesontio. The land is laid open for an Arverni counter attack - or an invasion of these others that had recently appeared from across the Alps: the Romanoz. To make things even worse, there is strong rebellion going on in Germanic Belgium:



For the good news (yes there are some): The tribes have promised to replace the casualties of Vesontio and training of the new warriors is allready on the way. The economy is balanced and the towns are well delveloped, so you can concentrate on the war.

[Mouzafphaerre]

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My campaign is at the 1.0 AI Progression thread. Should anybody find it interesting, I'll upload it.
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Save game available.

House rules:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

• Pursue the victory conditions and don't expand meaninglessly.
• Always build the Type I and Type II governments where available.
• Favour building up and economy over warfare.
• The throne remains in the Lusotanakum family from all male line
• The capital can't be changed unless the candidate town has at least King's Hold and Stone Fortress. In any case, it can't be changed before next year (not necessarily 4 turns) once the turn is ended. (You may rehearse options within the same turn.)
• Every expedition force must be commanded by a general. Small peacekeeping troops against brigands can be commanded by captains.
• No campaigning in the winter unless in defence.
• Never attack an ally before dissolving the alliance.
• Never attack a neutral faction without making/creating/inventing a diplomatic excuse, such as threats etc.
• Armies and diplomats must rest in the minor settlement tiles (mines, markets, vineyards etc.) or otherwise generals build forts, unless they mean to ambush. Spies and assasins may rest anywhere.
• No local autonomy/local taxation. Towns without a governor are directly ruled by the King's loyal servants. Ones with governors are the fiefs of the generals.
• Maximum happiness policy in all settlements
• If you are going to keep a settlement, then;
  
  • Occupy
  • Occupy or Enslave
  • Enslave or Exterminate
  • Exterminate
  
  If you are raiding/sacking always exterminate.
• (I toggle fow off but) Let your diplomats travel the world, learn about the states of affairs and build relations. Don't exploit the radar if the fow is off.

A few more running in my brain I believe but I can't recollect right now.
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[Olaf The Great]

Great idea!I will upload my Makedonian campaing save game in a few minutes.
There it is: http://www.2shared.com/file/2443757/268f1255/Maks.html
Oh,and I autoresoveld few battles that explains these uber deuterois.In this campaingn I own all Greece,Epiros and Sicily.I also own Rhegion.

Oh and one question.Do mods have any effect on the saves?Will it crash?Anyway this game includes spoofas mod and a modification to edu that gives Cindaih bodyguards 1 hitpoint.

Wow,I edited this post 8 times...

Don't know bout' spoofa's mod, but I know EDU mods are fine.

[icydawgfish]

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Save game available.

House rules:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

• Pursue the victory conditions and don't expand meaninglessly.
• Always build the Type I and Type II governments where available.
• Favour building up and economy over warfare.
• The throne remains in the Lusotanakum family from all male line
• The capital can't be changed unless the candidate town has at least King's Hold and Stone Fortress. In any case, it can't be changed before next year (not necessarily 4 turns) once the turn is ended. (You may rehearse options within the same turn.)
• Every expedition force must be commanded by a general. Small peacekeeping troops against brigands can be commanded by captains.
• No campaigning in the winter unless in defence.
• Never attack an ally before dissolving the alliance.
• Never attack a neutral faction without making/creating/inventing a diplomatic excuse, such as threats etc.
• Armies and diplomats must rest in the minor settlement tiles (mines, markets, vineyards etc.) or otherwise generals build forts, unless they mean to ambush. Spies and assasins may rest anywhere.
• No local autonomy/local taxation. Towns without a governor are directly ruled by the King's loyal servants. Ones with governors are the fiefs of the generals.
• Maximum happiness policy in all settlements
• If you are going to keep a settlement, then;
  
  • Occupy
  • Occupy or Enslave
  • Enslave or Exterminate
  • Exterminate
  
  If you are raiding/sacking always exterminate.
• (I toggle fow off but) Let your diplomats travel the world, learn about the states of affairs and build relations. Don't exploit the radar if the fow is off.

A few more running in my brain I believe but I can't recollect right now.
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I'm having trouble downloading it, can you perhaps upload it to a different site.

[Mouzafphaerre]

I'm having trouble downloading it, can you perhaps upload it to a different site.

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Sure. Any recommendation? Rapidshare sucks and I don't know many places.

Uploading to Filefront right now... Done.

Here.
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[icydawgfish]

hmmm, still didn't work. Must be something with my pc then. It was just a blank file that could not be extracted. Oh well. Your campaign does look very nice though. Perhaps you could email it. My address is icydawgfish@hotmail.com

[Olaf The Great]

Any Good Pontic campaigns?

[Mouzafphaerre]

hmmm, still didn't work. Must be something with my pc then. It was just a blank file that could not be extracted. Oh well. Your campaign does look very nice though. Perhaps you could email it. My address is icydawgfish@hotmail.com

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On the way. There.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Expect it from a gmail account named after the Egyptian fertility god with a big dick.

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[Malik of Sindh]

Any Good Pontic campaigns?

http://www.2shared.com/file/2451065/...04/Pontos.html
There you go.Here I own all western Anatolia 'xept Pergamon,blitzed seleucids from the start,so its still fairly early 263 bc IIRC.

[PenguinLobster]

http://rapidshare.com/files/67710878/greeks.sav.html

This has the Greeks in 242 controlling the northern half of the black sea and half of Sarmatia, who your at war with and have a shiny new army about to take their last 3 cities. The Seleucids are losing and most the other factions are expanding. You can recruit your best troops in the two crimean cities and cavalry *yay for noble horse archers* in your easternmost city

[Mordecai]

http://files.filefront.com/Hai246sav.../fileinfo.html


Hell I might as well post mine.


Overview: Hayasdan

Eight Towns controlled - Trapezous, Ani-Kamah, Armavir, Karkathiokerta, Kotais, Mtskheta, Kabalaka, and Uspe
Fairly decent campaign going; it's winter 246 and I am at a crossroads. I have two armies totaling 23 units at the border of Pontus and Seleuceia. I was planning to attack Pontus but found a number of Seleucid armies in my territory. One army in particular has double gold chev troops. Economy only making 1700 a turn but Trapezous has a barracks and temple that can be destroyed for roughyl 4200 mnai. No reforms taken place yet but can be foreseen in the next ten years easy. I am pretty sure I have not modded anything so should work with 1.0 no problem.

Edit: added screenshot

[We shall fwee...Wodewick]

Something I found out with .sav files is that if you change the name, they don't work and are no longer .sav. This is true with Roma Surrectum and I assume they use the same format for EB

[BigTex]

Any good romani campaigns out there?

[icydawgfish]

Does anyone have a decent Carthage campaign or a Macedonian/Epieros campaign?

[Hax]

Epeiros Campaign coming up for you. Conquered quite a part of Asia Minor, screens are in the x1.0 AI progress thread.

There we are!

[Cheexsta]

Ok, here's my Romani campaign. VH/VH, Huge unit sizes. I did make some minor campaign map changes ("Sahara spike" in Africa etc), but all are savegame compatible. This time I zipped the files to make them smaller.

First save point, 196BC.
http://files.filefront.com/SPQR+work.../fileinfo.html
Sorry, no pic.

Second save point (187BC) that I thought had died but didn't - it would start to load, the faction icon would disappear and then it would go straight back to menu. Exiting revealed no error, but simply deleting map.rwm fixed the problem. Beware of the Ptolemies and the Suebi.
http://files.filefront.com/SPQR+dead.../fileinfo.html


Third save point, post-Marian (well, Octavian in this game ), 164BC. I've re-secured the northern border and my measures of Suebic containment seem to be working. Now I just need to fend off those pesky Epeirotes, but that shouldn't be too hard.
http://files.filefront.com/SPQR8+pos.../fileinfo.html

[tapanojum]

Any Good Pontic campaigns?

Here you go buddy...

Year 244bc as Pontus, (VH/M) Huge Settings. Been at constant war with Ptolies/Seleukids for a long time now. No allies left, at war with Maks/Epirotes/KH as well. Doing fairly well and have a nice income with many mines build across Anatolia.

Should have no problems at all holding off Gray/Yellow death while expanding in Greece. Many KH cities are lightly defended and Athens is under my control.



Getai are doing very well



http://www.2shared.com/file/2517465/...61/Pontus.html

Enjoy!

[icydawgfish]

Epeiros Campaign coming up for you. Conquered quite a part of Asia Minor, screens are in the x1.0 AI progress thread.

There we are!

Thanks!

Edit:Also, the link for the SPQR campaign does not take you to the DL page when clicked, jsut to the filefront homepage.

[Fish-got-a-Sniper]

Can person put up egypt game.
Sorry i ugly english

[Cheexsta]

Thanks!

Edit:Also, the link for the SPQR campaign does not take you to the DL page when clicked, jsut to the filefront homepage.

Try the second one, it's working now.

[icydawgfish]

Working as in the CTD is fixed or working as in the link is working?

[Cheexsta]

It wasn't even a CTD, it was a map.rwm issue. I'll get the first link fixed in a jiffy.

Edit: fixed.

[icydawgfish]

Cool, and on a side note, those Ptolies look very very scary...
And is it just me, because ever snice 1.0 was released, the Grey Death has been replaced with yellow or blue respectively.

[Pharnakes]

This is correct, we are swinging back to the old 0.74 balance.

[Emperor Burakuku]

179 B.C SPQR save: I have half Spain, Numidia, Carthage (except Lepki), Greece, MAcedonia, Epirus, Ilyria and Marseille. I have 2 legionary armies in Spain, 2 in Macedonia, 2 in Africa fighting the last carthaginians and 1 in Cisalpine Gaul if I remember corectly or at least close. I think I already have all the requirements for the Marian Reforms.

http://www.2shared.com/file/2526902/52cee9a2/SPQR.html

P.S Beware at the Ptolies and Sweboz. GL

[icydawgfish]

Sauromatae Campaing set in 226bc on H/M.

http://rapidshare.com/files/66614724...matae.zip.html







Allies: Sab'yn
Enemies: AS, Baktria, Hai (the saka shares a long frontier with you and are protectorates from the AS)

After conquering the steppes and the Crimean peninsula I planned to move west and attack Hellas.
Unfortunately the Palhava made the mistake of attacking me and I had to destroy them. This lead to the infamous AS vs Sauromatae.

Ten years ago I have managed to sack Persepolis leaving everyhting in ashes while my horses ruled over those territories. In the meantime I allied with the Saka who were fighting the Baktrians and the AS. Together we could rule the east and ripe greek influence from the earth.
The Hai declared war on me and I sacked their northernmost province.
In the meantime the AS began to train more elite units whose armour I found too hard to pierce with my arrows and they managed to win control of Syria from the ptolomei.

One year ago my armies conquered Gabai only to be encircled by a stronger elite-infantry army which I won’t defeat on time.
Then the stupid AI made it’s appearance by making the baktrians attack me which led to the following chain of events:
1º The saka broke our alliance.
2º The saka became protectorates from the AS ( I don’t know why since they were winning both wars.)
3º The saka allied with the Baktrians.

I have played three more turns and I have lost Gabai to the AS and Antiochia Margiane to the Baktrians. The AS has offered me to become a protectorate of them, I refused but it may not be a bad idea to accept, destroy the HAI and then attack the AS by surprise....

This is one of the most difficult campaings I have played. My economy is bad even though I built every trade building I could. I’m surrounded by enemies, fighting a thre front war (saka on the east, Hai on the center and the AS on the south).

I hope you guys enjoy it.

Pardon my EB noobish mentality, but how did you get your map to look like that, just out of curiosity.