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Сведения об издании Total War: ROME II - «Обновленное издание»«Обновленное издание» - это наиболее полное издание игры ROME II с улучшенной системой политики, переработанными цепочками построек, исправленным балансом в битвах и улучшенной графикой в кампании и боях.
Императорское издание содержит все бесплатные обновления функций, выпущенные с момента выхода игры в 2013 г., в том числе исправление ошибок, улучшение баланса, интеграция с Twitch.tv, управление касанием, а также совместимость с Mac. Кроме того, оно включает бесплатное дополнение с кампанией "Император Август", действие которой начинается после убийства Цезаря.
Новое дополнение с кампанией "Император Август" и все материалы издания «Обновленное издание» будут доступны владельцам игры ROME II бесплатно в рамках автоматического обновления.
Сведения о новом дополнении с кампанией "Император Август"
Новое дополнение с кампанией "Император Август" содержит кампанию для ROME II, которая превосходит основную кампанию ROME II и охватом, и масштабом. Эта кампания входит в издание Total War™: ROME II – «Обновленное издание» и владельцы игры Total War™: ROME II получат ее в рамках автоматического бесплатного обновления.
Действие кампании "Император Август" начинается в 42 году до н. э., когда после жестокого убийства Цезаря в Риме разразился хаос. Снаружи Республика оставалось единой, но изнутри ее раздирали противоречия. Будущее Рима держали в своих руках три великих человека - Второй Триумвират.
Октавиан, приемный сын и наследник Цезаря.
Марк Антоний, верный друг Цезаря и его доверенный военачальник.
Лепид, великий понтифик Рима и человек, благодаря которому Цезарь стал диктатором.
Территория Республики была разделена между ними, и к их услугам была вся военная мощь Рима. Каждый из членов Триумвирата был готов начать борьбу за власть, чтобы стать единоличным императором Рима.
Однако в игру вступают и сторонние силы, которые замыслили воспользоваться нестабильностью в Риме, чтобы захватить новые земли. Станете ли вы защитником Рима, который одержит победу над другими членами Триумвирата? Или поведете в завоевательный поход другую фракцию, ухватившись за возможность, которую дает хаос гражданской войны?
Фракции для игры
В новой кампании игроки могут сыграть за любую из следующих фракций:
Марк Антоний
Лепид
Октавиан
Помпей
Ицены
Маркоманы
Дакия
Египет
Парфия
Армения (также ставшая доступной для игры в основной кампании ROME II).
На что вы готовы ради Рима?
Покоривший сердца игроков со всего мира сериал Total War возвращается в Рим и задает новый стандарт качества для стратегических игр. Встаньте во главе первой в мире сверхдержавы и возьмите под свое командование самую мощную военную машину древнего мира. Для победы над врагами вам доступны любые средства – боевые, экономические и политические. Но помните, ваш триумф может вызвать не только уважение, но и зависть даже самых близких союзников.
Станете ли вы жертвой предательства или сами первыми начнете плести заговоры против старых друзей? Будете ли вы бороться за сохранение республики или захотите единолично править империей?
✢ Тщательно планируйте покорение мира в обширном режиме кампании с полной свободой действий (также предлагается режим для двух игроков – для совместного прохождения и для игры друг против друга). Заговоры, политика, интриги, восстания, верность, преданность, честь, амбиции, предательство… Принимайте решения и пишите свою историю.
✢ Создавайте огромные армии и устраивайте масштабные сражения в реальном времени. Испытайте свой тактический гений, управляя десятками тысяч солдат в грандиозных морских и сухопутных сражениях.
✢ Отстаивайте величие Рима, управляя одной из трех семей, или выступите в качестве лидера любой из множества враждующих цивилизаций – каждая сторона предлагает свой особый стиль игры с сотнями уникальных боевых единиц: от осадных орудий и тяжелой кавалерии до легионеров в стальных доспехах и безжалостных берсерков варварских племен.
✢ Перед вами предстанут древние города и огромные армии, воссозданные с невероятным вниманием к деталям – от красоты и масштаба сражений просто захватывает дух. Особые ракурсы демонстрируют, как солдаты на поле боя празднуют победу или стонут от боли, а новый тактический режим камеры позволяет взглянуть на сражение с высоты птичьего полета и принять обдуманное и стратегически выгодное решение.
✢ Игра позволяет настроить уровень графики под производительность любой системы.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, german, french, italian, spanish - spain, russian, polish, czech, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: XP/ Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8
- Processor:2 GHz Intel Dual Core processor / 2.6 GHz Intel Single Core processor
- Memory:2GB RAM
- Graphics:512 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible card (shader model 3, vertex texture fetch support).
- DirectX®:9.0c
- Hard Drive:35 GB HD space
- Additional:Screen Resolution - 1024x768
- OS *:Windows 7 / Windows 8
- Processor:2nd Generation Intel Core i5 processor (or greater)
- Memory:4GB RAM
- Graphics:1024 MB DirectX 11 compatible graphics card.
- DirectX®:11
- Hard Drive:35 GB HD space
- Additional:Screen Resolution - 1920x1080
Mac
• Processor: 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5
• RAM: 4 GB RAM
• Hard Drive: 25 GB
• Video Card: 512 MB AMD Radeon HD 4850, NVidia GeForce 640 or Intel HD 4000
• Screen Resolution: 1024x768.
Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVidia GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quadro series, AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series
• Processor: 2nd Generation
Intel Core i5 (or greater)
• RAM: 8 GB RAM
• Hard Drive: 25 GB
• Video Card: 1 GB NVidia 750 (or better)
• Screen Resolution: 1920x1080.
Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVidia GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quadro series, AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series
Отзывы пользователей
cool political system, not as polished combat compared to newer total war games.
This game is inconceivable pure shit garbage without DEI mod
DEI full carries this game, but unfortunately core gameplay is afk simulator and fighting retard ''AI''
I really love this game, probably my favourite total war title so far, the diversity of factions, and unit rosters make for a unique experience, and plenty of replayability for those who are eager to explore all the elements of the game. Not to mention to gorgeous graphics for a game that it more than ten years old. I absolutely recommend this Total War entry !
Loved this game and played hundreds of hours growing up. Unfortunately, since Windows 11 has come out, this game will not run battles - i.e. more than 50% of the overall game. CA have no fixes or even an acknowledgement of this issue, making it unplayable today and completely dead. Shame, but that's CA for you.
Siege, naval and land battles along with economic strategy is super fun.
I like this game. I loved the original and this one has better graphics. However the UI is different and it requires getting used to, so you won't be Alexander in your first hour of gameplay.
Has that classic 'one more turn' feel without being overloaded with mechanics from newer games. Overall, enjoyable and addictive.
I've tried a few other Total War games and I enjoy strategy games. With a couple of tweaks from the in-house mod manager I will be pouring hundreds of more hours into this game steadily until I find a strategy game more fun than this. It's sleek, accessible, easy to set up and engaging. The custom battle mode alone has kept me going for years because of the Rubik's cube assortment of different battles you can create. It's the best strategy sandbox I've found on the market and the flavour of autism I have means watching thousands of soldiers running, fighting and charging around random areas of Europe will NEVER get old. This is the Total War game I would recommend for anyone wanting to kick off any affair with the series. The controls are the most intuitive I've used, the battles are engaging and the single-player has the 'one more turn' spell baked right into it.
I'd recommend this to anyone with even just a flickering interest in strategy or if they have the same flavour of autism I clearly have...
The logic for this game is unforgivable. You kill the enemy, and it announces you lost. You hold out when it says "You will win if this timer runs out" and you lose the battle, and the town even though you held out until the timer ended.
It's so full of bugs and blips (like not being able to exit the game through the in-game menu without it locking up), that it outweighs whatever positives the game had. Playing the game for hours only to have these egregious cheats foisted upon you is chair-hurling, table-flipping levels of frustration.
That, plus the whole political system and family tree is so overwrought and distracting from the game of strategy and tactics that used to be the good Total War titles (Medieval, Shogun 2, even Warhammer).
The graphics are genuinely still good, it plays well without mods, performance is good, and it's bloody stable. Why would I ever want to play TW Greece when you can just play as the Greeks in Rome 2? Modern TW games and their stupid super tanky hero units can go straight to the garbage bin. Combat that flows well is 100% better than a slightly improved diplomacy system.
10/10 would send mercenaries to their deaths to avoid paying their ridiculous upkeep costs again.
Very fun not hard to learn strategy game, also quite historically if compared to other historical games
To make it perfect, I disable civil wars. It takes all your resources to fight the barbarians. I don't like killing off my army every hour or two. I have tried to maintain their loyalty, but it takes lots of effort out of the game play. So get a mod to make it less of a headache. I will play 426 more hours of this, until Rome total war 3 is released. As a Latin Teacher, I approve of this game.
Doesn't work any more everytime a battle opens up it crashes.
idk why this game gets so much hate, its fun and ads a whole new and larger variety of DLCs , updated grsphics, and has the same characteristics to its counter part, granted its still a fun game and i like that one just as much as i like this one, all though it is kinda hard to play with lag, but thats not because of the game itself its because im not playing on an advanced computer, overall pretty fun and you can see why its the most popular total war game.
I bought this game on release, and was expecting alot from it, I was disappointed with the amount of bugs, bad ai, removal of certain things from the older games, not to mention a somewhat predatory dlc policy.
Anyhow at this point, this emperor edition and attila are my two favourite total war games, with mods of course. Excellent game.
Really lacking compared to old titles. Poorly balanced and most importantly, not really fun.
Main issues I had with this game:
Tech tree, the tech tree in this game is weird. It feels like it doesn't need to be there. Most give small % modifiers, others unlock buildings, but the important military ones are easy to rush out. It just kind of sucks and doesn't need to be there in my opinion. Shogun 2 tech tree was pretty solid compared, with strategic planning to get the most out of your desired strategy (if somewhat limiting due to META strats).
Unlocking factions, seriously. This is one thing I disapprove of in the TW games. I buy the game thinking it will be cool to play X faction and find out I am forced to play another.
Loading times: saving, booting up the game, loading takes ages. Also had some crashes the quit the game and its just fustrating to deal with.
'No' proper OST, seriously guys, come on. One of the best parts of a game experience.
Cannot trade regions/province system, in this game they introduce the province system which encourages you to obtain certain grouped regions for a bonus and to consolidate culture/growth. What i find actually happens is it nonstop encourages you to keep attacking nonstop as you often finish wars with 'loose' regions, also you cannot trade regions with anyone using diplomacy so allies can permanently block you and you them. The AI really seems to struggle with getting the best out of the system as well.
Force March/AI cheats vision/movement cheats annoying. In older TW games you might not even notice them. But in this game it is obvious AI will 'never' make a mistake when moving an army (with one turn foresight). They will never move into your region (which they should have no vision) in a vulnerable state, or even in a state you can attack them, they skirt the movement range of your units perfectly. The force march mechanic makes it so you can move units faster while making them vulnerable, but the AI can use it without consequence as it can skirt your movement range with its vision cheat. Effectively making the AI just more annoying to catch. It doesn't even make the AI 'better' really from my experience as they can't see ahead of their next move. Often they march right on deep into your region, get a region then get wrecked, lose it immediately from moving to deep and not dealing with your forces. Odd behaviour really.
So navy, main reason for wanting a navy is to transport troops or defend trade, Or transport lone agents, explore. They can also attack coastal regions and islands, which is kind of neat. But they are weaker then a proper army on the field. Thing is all of their roles are not worth the cost. For the cost of a navy you could have two armies, which would perform more roles, be better at combat and train quicker. Navy trains slower then armies and has high upkeep. The system requiring a leader unit means using a single ship to transport agents or explore puts a noble at risk, which is not a huge deal but seems weird to commission and admiral for a one ship explore mission. The worst part is all armies can just magically move and attack on the sea anyway, albeit being less effective I had 8 armies at one point and thought a navy might be cool or a good thing to try and realised it would never be worth what I could get for the same cost in army.
Adding auto resolve 'choices'
So when you fight a battle you have the choice to go aggressive, balanced or defensive in autoresolve. These choice should not exist. We are obviously going to go for the better predicted autocome, these are 'false' choices. All the serve to do is buff the players autoresolve chance as they get the opportunity to 'pick' from different calculations.
Traits/Perks/Agents
Being 'idle' with generals gives them bad traits which encourages you to just constantly attack or do weird things like moving them around with useless micro for no reason.
When it comes to leveling and traditions, about half are so bad they don't exist in my eyes and if you consider that, well its very shallow.
The agent limit and cost of doing actions is very limiting, I had this problem with Shogun 2, I thought it would be fun to play Hattori, oh boy was I wrong. Bringing back this was a bad idea. Perhaps absolute spam of units like medieval was not great but I can have 8 armies and only 2 spies? Really. I end of using champions and dignitaries as spies. Also using spies AS SPIES does not grant them experience, a problem from way back in medieval tw.
This isn't unique to this TW but I found this game way to easy even on a first playthrough, they AI just hasn't improved over time at all. Due to the way units work, regions, alliances the poor balance, mercenaries and importantly the AIs choices due to their vision cheats and 'perfect' movement (ironically making them do stupid things like force marching your capital while you are threatening theirs). I never had to fight a single battle manually. I autoresolved myself to victory.
I am not even going to go into individual units which is its own rabbit hole as I can't be bothered and it would take to long. But a problem I had with even the older rome tw is the lack of unit variety. Don't be fooled by my play time, I left this game idling a lot, long loading times and leaving a pc on a night do this.
I tried a couple mods to improve things and it did help but still wasn't good enough.
Excellent game. Still worth playing more than a decade after release.
Still one of the BEST TW games out there;
Great value DLC's with one exception (blood and gore)
Potentially thousands of hours of playtime.
The only "recent" TW game I come back to regularly.
For reference, I've been playing TW games since Rome around 2006 and was an even bigger fan of Medieval II. I am halfway through a Rome II campaign now and I think this is THE BEST YET. Some things that come to mind:
Rome II in its current state is a fun game which received lots of love to get it to this state, because oh my gosh on release especially considering the advertising and the games that came before it in the series it was terrible. Unfortunately, in a lot of ways it is still too little too late, and if you look at what Creative Assembly has released in the series following this they did not learn their lessons from the failures of this game and have since doubled down on those failures. Any game in the total war series after this one suffers from the lack of character, lack of polish, and blatant cash grabby attitude that has come to dominate the series.
What does this mean for you as the prospective buyer? These games can be fun, I think you can get good value out of them, but understand that this company at one time was capable of accomplishing far more and giving you a far better product, but either through incompetence or greed they have chosen not to. I think its important you know you're being served fast food and being told its fine dining.
Great game, probably my fav strategy game, the ancient historic battles are huge in scale and epic. Expanding your territory across the campaign map is engaging and it is always interesting to see how things shape up across the world as time goes on (who else has grown into a large empire, what wars are going on, etc). The inclusion of many interesting factions from the 1st-3rd centuries BC with their own cultures and unit types as well just makes for an epic reenactment of ancient warfare that is simply unmatched!
great game and with a lot of mods, every Playthrough feels like a different game
Quite the good game its not that complicated to learn how to play but if you want to actually be good at this game especially against other players you will need to use your head and it requires a good bit of trial and error
It is really fun and I seem to never get bored of the game. I recommend 100%
This game is great, but sadly I became the victim of the "loading screen bug" lottery.
For some reason on new pc's the battles won't load and you are stuck on the loading screen, it seems that there are no permanent fixes for this so sadly I just can't play the game. This won't happen to all players but for me this means the game is unplayable sadly.
In a way this is a good thing, as I will not be spending next 1000 hours of my life into this game like I was planning to. The Tutorial was very promising.
Only reason to buy this game, is Divide et Impera.
CA, you need to learn a few things.
what can you say about a classic that has not already been said good or bad. it has replay value and its never the same twice [unless your one of the speed through gamer types then whats really the point of playing any game if that is your drive "ohh look at me i wasted my money the quickest"] after the first 5 moves or so.
1500 hours, need I say more?
Also some amazing mods that make its longevity much better. Divide Et Impera, Radious etc..
The game is good, but it is difficult and has a learning curve.
Highly addictive and so many mods to choose from that change the whole game, units etc. Trying to play Parthia on hardest at the moment, extremely difficult - or maybe I am noob? Either way, very good game. Few issues sometimes with AI where the enemies stand around on attacking my towns
So, this might actually be my favorite Total War game.
I know, I know...someone is recoiling at the thought that I didn't say it was the original, Atilla, etc...but this one just works for me. I don't think Rome I could have had a more worthy successor, all things considered. Did it have a poor launch and could there be some more improvements to make it even better? Yes, and yes...but even now after Warhammer and all the rest, I hold this one to be the Modern Total War Gold Standard.
I've played it so much over the years since launch. I don't even know how many hours since they kept getting reset back in the day, but going by the current tally I know it is A LOT. The controls and combat are pretty intuitive for old Total War players like myself and for the more modern players. In fact, a lot of the systems you see in later titles got their starts here, so if nothing else Rome II has that going for it.
The setting is just a really dynamic period in history and lends itself well to being able to experience completely different playstyles with the varying factions. There are other Total War games where, as a consequence of when and where they are set, you really all just fight with the same roster of units. That is not the case here. Yes, there are plenty of reskins to be found, but even those aren't always 1:1. The "jack of all trades" faction here is, unsurprisingly, Rome. Meanwhile, there are other factions whose rosters focus on more niche that really make them play completely differently. There are some factions that pretty much only rely on cavalry while others heavily encourage long lines of pikes and hoplites. This alone makes the game very replayble since you can hop into something very different whilst keeping all of the familiarity of all of these modernized Total War mechanics...at least modernized circa the last major update.
The campaign map is a fun strategy-management game in of itself, but the battles are where things really shine. You have land and naval combat here, something that wasn't possible in the original title, but had to come from the likes of Empire: Total War. Combat here doesn't play like that other game, though. It is much more of the time focusing on boarding, ramming, and burning. Once on land, combat feels fairly satisfying. You can really develop good strategies with certain army rosters. The AI is, well, still AI, but overall it does tend to give you a reasonable enough challenge. Of the Total Wars, this one is definitely in the decent to good AI camp.
I can't really speak for the multiplayer quality, as it is not something I ever really participated in; however, I can point to the fairly reliable number of active players as indication that, at the very least, there are always people in the greater Rome II community to engage with.
Yes, I could really go on and on about this game, but if there were only one thing I could leave you with it would be this:
I have played every total war game (except Three Kingdoms and that weird mobile one, but I digress), and out of all of those games THIS is the one that I always come back to. I just think it is neat.
With all this said, I highly recommend picking this up, but if you do so I do recommend going ahead and getting it in a bundle with the DLCs...on sale, preferably.
It's not that the base game is barren without the extra content; but, as someone who has put hundreds of hours into it, I really can't imagine playing the game without that extra content.
Vae victis!
Awesome game content love the scenarios and the open story lines, lets you experience a bit of battle tactics and great graphics to immerse yourself in a one of a kind strategy game.
A great, simple edition of the Total War franchise. This should be a staple in any 4X and strategy enthusiast's library.
Yeah its a classic, if you don't know it then it is a great place to start with strat games. I am old as the internet so I got the bug from Warcraft One and then was blown away by warcraft 2 tides of darkness so this is like a full simulation for my old mind. I am enjoying it, is it the greatest game ever? no but I cannot fault it.
Defintely the best total war game out there. Graphics are pretty good the game is fun and the battles are cool and stunning. 10/10
Still one of the best historical total war games in my opinion... Now if only CA would make rome 3 or Medieval 3 already/ever
its really fun if u like rts games and its not really comlicated good
really like the game mechanics and the art design. looks and feels amazing even though its an older game.
really good game so far, it is really hard but there is a mode called custom battle where you make your own battle and you can make it really fair, it is also really realistic
With over 1200 hours under the belt, I think "better late than never" is appropriate for this review.
Despite the numerous issues that took place on launch, and for some time after, I have always found myself returning to this Rome 2. Say what you will about some aspects of it in a negative light, I cannot help but find this game draws me back regardless, and still somehow entertains me greatly.
The community have created a wondrous array of mods and additional content that adds new insights and challenges. My current favourite mod to play is the 'Colossal Unit Size Mod (x3 For All)' which really helps to turn the battles into a scene of chaos (as long as your PC can handle tens of thousands of soldiers on the field at once!).
I wouldn't say the faction packs really add anything (or at all) to Rome 2, but at least a couple of the expansion campaigns are worth trying for something a little more focused, if the Grand Campaign gets a little repetitive for you.
Overall, I'd give Rome 2 an 7.5/10.
Base game is pretty good, I don't dive into mods too much. One thing that is annoying is Civil wars and I get why they were included (so you wouldn't get bored; that failed). I didn't enjoy going through micro transactions such as the gore. however that is where the market has gone... thanks Creative Assembly, EA and others.. Anyone new to this there is at least 500 hours of fun to be had.
Total war needs to follow this example on the next historical game they make. I still return to this on the regular.
This is a great game and I think anyone that is in to this time in history should get. It is not only fun but hard as well which makes even more fun but I think the first Rome Total war game was more fun. But over all I think anyone should get this game!!!!!!!!
This is where everything started to go wrong for ca, It's a good game with good parts, but it also kinda sucks and a lot of what people like about it is wrong and is why all future tw games suck
This is the beginning of the downfall of TW franchise. This is the game with which they adopted the abhorrent monetisation model they use up til this day. This is the game that started their trend of releasing unfinished games. And this is also the game with which CA started dumbing down their games.
That being said however, this is still a good enough of a game that I can recommend it, but beware of any released after this.
This game is great even for 2025 and later. This is a cheaper game than banner-lord and even could be better. The custom battles are the best. You can even play with your friends. The campaign is not so great but its still fun. In custom and multiplayer battles the limit is around 10k people per team (if you only use infantry) which is cool. I Highly suggest playing this game.
It is a great game but like all strategy games it lacks intelegence in its commanders and just speeds up resource gathering to increase the hardness of the game. The lazy programmer method. To make it the best game ever, the game should have levels of hardness similar to chess where the game plans more moves ahead as your level increases. The generals should perform strategies like those taught at military colleges. The more experience a general has the more tacticts are available for him (AI & you) to use. This would create a game of logic instead of efficiency.
I'd say it's a great game with or without friends. The movement of your camera and of units is very easy to understand. Hardest aspect for me is trying to understand the main game with the cities. Good thing there is a tutorial for it. Pretty buggy tho.
this game is so fun and i absolutly love RTS games ans this game does not dissapoint that expierience. its an a amazing total war game and i would 100 % recommend you play it.
Always will be a Total War fan, never really thought of getting this game due to peoples remarks on the game. Sad that I listened to people who had no clue about how good this game is. Totally worth getting.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | CREATIVE ASSEMBLY |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 76 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 85% положительных (29289) |