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#Rome 2 total war unlock all factions code

They'll code all these playable factions and only make 70% of them playable even upon completion. They've literally done this in every Total War game since Rome 1 to my knowledge. Just don't try to play as the Senate, or as the Rebels, because those two can cause your game to crash.

C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonRome Total War Golddataworldmapscampaignimperialcampaign. (The Pontus and Macedonians even has their own flavor text for the faction selection screen, that you would never be able to see without modding the game) 1 - Search for descrstrat.txt and open it. And I recommend doing it, because some of the unplayable factions are really interesting.

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There is a very simple trick that involves altering a text file to change that. Welcome to the Official ModDB site for 'Wars of the Gods - Ancient Wars' Mod by ToonTotalWar and Bran Mac Born. It is worth noting that only a small number of factions are playable in Rome, even when you complete the Roman campaign and unlock the other playable factions. The Bank Robbers are the only unit(s) that break/ add to this rule, as to unlock the Bank Robbers, you have to break the wall at the back of the bank on the Western Map, then look at the vault for a little bit.Originally posted by Smugass Braixen-Chan:There is no DLC in this game, aside from the 2 expansions (Barbarian Invasion, and Alexander) that are their own seperate campaigns and can be ignored.īut on the flip side, the non-Roman factions aren't as fleshed out as they are in Rome 2, so it's a bit of a give and take. The secret Units are all unlocked by hovering over something in the map, and then unlocking it. Rome: Total War (often abbreviated to RTW or Rome) is a critically acclaimed strategy game composed of both turn-based strategy and real-time tactics, in which the player fights historical and fictitious battles set during late Roman Republic and early Roman Empire (270 BCAD 14).

The only times where you can use all secret Units is the Simulation campaign, the Adventure campaign, the Challenge campaign, and Sandbox mode. If you’re playing as one of the Roman factions, the Brutii, Julli or Scipii, the basic victory condition for the game is to conquer Rome and much of the world.

The Renaissance Campaign is the first campaign to utilize secret units as enemies, namely Ballooners, Cavalry, Shogun and Chu Ko Nu.

The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic. At least that is what people who streamed the gameplay of the game told us.

For the same reason, it doesn't respect the 7 units per faction rule, having 39 units in total. New factions are those that you could unlock via changing the game files, they are made properly playable now.

As a special faction that hosts almost every Unit that is found on maps and couldn't fit in the other ones, or are one too many for the faction they could belong to, it doesn't have it's own theme, therefore, it has no map to stick to their theme, although it's maps could be the Simulation maps.