Numidia (RTW Faction)
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Numidia are one of the factions in Rome: Total War designed to be non-playable. However they can be made playable by simple modifications to the game files.
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Game Play
Numidia is very hard nation to play. It has poor units and even worse position near Carthage.
Starting Position
Numidia start in south-west africa boedered by Carthage. They control two cities:
CIRTA- Cirta is capital city bordered by the city of Carthage to the
TINGI- Tingi is located in middle terriotries of Numidia just south of Cirta
NINIDDI- located on the far west of Africa , Nimiddi is preety safe there
SIWA- bordered by the Egypt in the east , Siwa will soon be under attack from Egypt.
Win Conditions
SHORT CAMPAIGN- hold 15 provinces and destry or outlast Carthage
LONG CAMPAIGN- hold 50 provinces including Rome
Units
Units are mostly cheap desert soldiers. They have bonus in deserts but are poor all around.
Unique Units
NUMIDIAN LEGIONARES- copy of Roman legionares these are not so disclipined and highly trained as their Roman counter-parts. They throw pila before charging.
CAMEL MOUNTED SPECIALISTS- camel soldiers are perfect for scaring soldiers
Strategy guides
Possible strategy with Numidia is to try hard and conquer Carthage early in game so you can make some money. Siwa should be left to Egypt as there is no point in tryng to keep it isolated from your empire. Build better baracks as soon as possible because only Numidian legionares are decent soldiers in Numidia. For missile support it is good to use javelimans as they are good against elephants and can engage in meele preety good.
History
More about ancient Numidia's history can be seen here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numidia