I switched back to patch 17 (as I use Radious), so I cannot confirm if this has been redone in the latest patch. With a great campaign, fun multiplier and incredible presentation, this is a fantastic game.
It just got better and better with each update and despite that rocky launch, I would easily put this game in my top ten Total War games of all-time list. As these items should be listed in the trade overview with a particular faction (via the diplomatic overview), but this is indeed quite an interesting question. I think that Total War: Rome 2 is a great game. I don't think your satrapies "owned commodities" count as your trade commodoties, neither are these counted in your total trade revenue. Try a new game and check the Egypt it will show you that he is producing Spices. That was the reason for me, it should be yours also. If you started playing before the patch and after the patch you are continue playing it is in tradable commodity but in the city it isn´t. I own regions that should be producing it, but they are not. Here is a list of all of the Rome 2 DLC released to date: Blood & Gore. Under the trade and finance tab I can see that spices are a tradable commodity, but using the strategic view map I don't see any regions that show they are producing it. I also attacked Carthage earlier during the campaign and as I recall it too didn't look any different from the other generic provincial capitals I had waged battles in.Originally posted by Preston:I'm having the same problem playing as Pontus I have Charmuthas, and all the countries in Arabia are my satrapies and I trade with all except Saba which only holds Marib. It’s only right that the battle maps for these mighty seats of ancient civilisation get the special treatment, so we’ve gone to town on making them the most intricate, stunning, authentic and of course epic cityscapes we’ve ever created. It was just a generic coastal city with walls, no huge lighthouse or other unique details.Īmong all the settlements and cities to be found as you conquer your way across ROME II’s campaign map, five stand out as great wonders of engineering However, when the battle map loaded the city looked nothing like the one in the picture of Alexandria in the wiki.
I recently attacked the city of Alexandria with a combined naval and land force in my co-op campaign with a friend, and was looking forward to a battle in the environment presented on this page:
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