I give it an 8/10 and I have a tendency to keep things as close to five as possible. It may not be up to its predecessors level yet, it may never get there, but it is fun and challenging as of now. In the end I lose the game, under the combined weight of Pompey, the lost city, and the other rebellions wreaking havoc everywhere. With it much of my income, with my income so handicapped I was hard pressed to take the city back. At this point he has disabled the wall turrets "That's not good." In the end my force was defeated and the city was taken. My originals wall defenders begin to route. My weaker soldiers block my better ones from getting into the fight. My best men were guarding the gate I send them onto the wall. My unfortunate wall defenders being beaten by his superior numbers. Then his army begins to move "That's weird." His entire army begins to flood up the ladders. The ladder users approach, and attach the ladders to the wall.
UI improvements: nice, New campaign looks interesting, very Rome focused." A few turns later I am having mass rebellions "Meh rebels are easy to put down." A few turns later an army of rebels attacks a walled city, one with a rather large army "Oh boy here we go this'll be a massacre." As per usual I set up a defensive formation at the gate and put a few men on the wall to take care of the ladder users.
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I started up a campaign as Lepidus's Rome on the normal difficulty (normal is what I do when a new patch comes out to test it) "Hmm.
However it was not until EE was released that I thought the game was making any significant progress. Little improvements: the regular battle AI became passable, a new building chain for minor settlements, several new campaigns (DLC) were added, slowly the higher level buildings became less detrimental to public order, unit packs were released, performance improvements. Months went by, with slow agonizing progress. To be honest the whole release was a mess. Politics was a useless and confusing mess. Sometimes it would glitch and not destroy the gate just stand there and get shot at by the towers other times it would destroy the gate then my pikemen would hold the enemy army under the boiling oil of the gate.
Sword infantry on the wall to kill any ladder users (only the unit that placed a ladder would use it) and the pikemen would hold the gate. The siege AI was so bad I could hold a walled city against a massive force with 1 Pikemen and a half decent spear or sword infantry. At first I had a system to where I could mindlessly expand, build the same buildings in every province and not have to even look at public order. That balancing issue was countered by the fact that lower level building were too good. The At release the game was buggy, AI was horrible and it was just plain easy except for the horrible balancing for public order on higher level building. At release the game was buggy, AI was horrible and it was just plain easy except for the horrible balancing for public order on higher level building.
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