Before you move the Legio I, change its stance to neutral. This turn you want to move it as close as possible to the front line but also recruit some more men, as it's only 1 hastati and 1 velites. Recruit 3x hastati. Move the spy to Ariminum and engage in sabotage there, too. She should hopefully hit or be near rank 2 by now. How to change the number of turns per year in Rome II total war Ramesses II The Great Junior Member Registered Users Posts: 27 October 2013 edited October 2013 in General Discussion. May 03, 2010 Changing turn per year in 2018 Rome II I recently wanted to pick up Rome 2 total war again but remembered how my generals kept dying of old age in the middle of any campaign so wanted to use those fabled 4 turn per year mods.
Rome 2 4 Turns Per Year At A
Multiple Turns Per Year script
Multiple Turns/Seasons Per Year
otherwise known as the 'Four turns per year script'
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What does it do?
This script allows you to edit the number of turns there are before a year elapses. You can use it to make each turn represent one of the four seasons, or a month per turn.
How does it work?
By using RTW's internal scripting language - the same thing that controls the prologue. For more information on scripting, read the two excellent guides in the scriptorium: A Beginner's and an Intermediate Guide to Scripting.
How big is it?
Approx. 250 kb
Mod compatibility
This script can be used in combination with almost all other mods and any version of RTW. The only exceptions to this are mods with complicated scripts. In this situation it is still possible to use this script, but it is more complicated to implement. Many mods with complicated scripts include the multiple turns script already.
Install instructions
- Download More_turns_per_year_V2_by_Myrddraal.zip.zip
- Put export_descr_advice.txt under the data folder (make a backup of the current one first)
- Run the script generator and follow the instructions shown. A file will be generated in C:
- Copy this file to Rome - Total Wardatascriptsshow_me
Usage instructions
This mod is a rtw script. This means that the script must be run every time you start a new game or load a saved game. This is done through the advisor in game (in campaign map mode) by doing the following:
Press the question mark in the top right hand corner. Press the Show me how button on the advisor.
- Press escape so that the campaign menu appears.
- Press the question mark (?) button in the top right hand corner of the menu. The advisor will appear.
- Press the Show me how button on the advisor.
NB This must be done every time you load the game
Comments
This mod can be used in combination with any other mod. Mod developpers who wish to include this script in their mod are free to do so so long as they contact me and give credit in their mod release.
The Forge thread for this mod can be found here:
4 turns a year with more than one winter - final release
This mod is my oldest scripting project, started when the RTW scripting language was not fully understood. You can read the research we did by clicking the Scripting Research link below.
Older (redundant) versions of this script can be found here:
First tests of the current version
Version 1 (limited to one winter per turn)
Scripting Research
I have to thank all those people who helped research the scripting language, and Jerome Grasdyke of CA for releasing the docudemon files and scripting notes.
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Conditions of use
Free use - You may alter and adapt this modification for other public modifications freely subject to the following conditions. It may not be used for any commercial purpose. The creator of the modification must be identified within the credits included in any release, and the creator should be contacted if possible before use.
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Rome 2 4 Turns Per Year 30
Ah, the Republic. The most important thing Italians gave the world, besides lasagne (and me). Creative Assembly, ever aware of the staying power of Rome and its legacy, is back again with another expansion for Total War: Rome II.This time, instead of playing as or fighting against the full mighty of the world’s greatest republic, you get to witness its rise.