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The Modding Spotlight300 Warlords of Sparta 300 Warlords of Sparta is a modification for Rome Total War: Alexander. It takes place in Greece and a portion of Asia Minor during the second Persian invasion of Greece, in 480 BC. It aims to re-create the Greco-Persian Wars through the inclusion of 2 distinct campaigns; The "300 'Warlords edition'" based on and influenced by the "300" movie and the "300 'Classic edition'" which introduces loads of new units in accordance with the time period, though that is not to say that historical accuracy has always been pursued. The mod contains brand-new, fully retextured and re-modeled factions. The Greek Cities faction and the Persian faction are playable. A third, rebel faction is also included. A number of scripted historical battles are also included in the Mod. For example, after the Battle of Thermopylae is over and some time spent in consolidating your alliances has passed, you will be automatically thrust in the Battle of Plataea. The result of such battles will have direct consequences over the course of your campaign. In addition, various scripted missions have been introduced to the modification. Much like the way missions in MTW2 work, The Oracle's missions are mostly centered around liberating provinces which are under Persian occupation. There are considerable rewards to be earned upon each mission's success. Furthermore, on capturing a Greek region the Spartans can "Liberate" the population by occupying the city and providing their benevolent form of government, or opt to "Disperse Liberated Population" among their other provinces. The Spartans may not "Exterminate" sympathetic Greek populations, however that option is still available if they capture a non-greek (Persian or Barbarian) region. Unique, historically accurate generals such as Pausanias are featured in the mod, each complete with his own icon, backstory and traits, while two new buildings for the Spartans have also been implemented. The Krypteria, the Spartan secret police, conferring Public order bonuses due to law, and the House Of Gerusia; the Spartan Elder council, having a similar effect. Check out the 300 Warlords of Sparta Hosted Modification Forum on TWC. |
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Total War NewsEMPIRE: TOTAL WAR
Update and Information Time to update this page about SEGA and CA's latest installment to the award winning Total War franchise, Empire: Total War! Since the release of the game, the Empire: TW forums on Total War Center have seen a rush of new members, who quickly brought the first impressions and modifications with them. The E:TW modification forums are booming, and the first major overhaul mods have already been released! Be sure to read and join the General Discussion about E:TW. Take a look at the Screenshot thread to see how the newest Total War game looks like! If you are interested in more community screenshots, visit the Picture of the Week Forum, browse the galleries to find masterfully edited E:TW screenshots. For previews and articles regarding features such as the Campaign Map, Diplomacy, Agents, Continents and more TWC recommends Issues 192 and 193 of PC Gamer magazine which contain screenshots and exclusive insider's information. Here is one tantalizing tidbit: For the latest screenshots and video posts featuring naval combat, duelling and field action, read the section below.
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