The one whose mighty walls we're still hosing their blood off of.ДЄnd it's not just them, either. And what did they do the very same turn? They sent out another army and laid siege to the same city they attacked a turn or two ago. I want to spend some cash on other things besides retraining soldiers. I finally just got fed up with the whole thing and agreed. I mean, the Armenians' male population must be half of what it was ten years ago by now, but despite repeated total devastation of their armies, their multi-star generals and family members, they persist in launching themselves at Pontic cities, hurling themselves on our spearpoints and throwing themselves beneath the wheels of our scythed chariots.ДЄnd they have the temerity to (repeatedly) demand that Pontos become a protectorate of theirs. Grant, following up one of seminal strategy games of early 2000s is no easy task, and so it is understandable that Rome II did not totally succeed in accomplishing such lofty goal. But no matter how many times the enemy is crushed, no matter how devastating the loss, no one will agree to a ceasefire. Since launch, this game has struggled to forge its own path and find way out of shadow of its critically acclaimed namesake. I can't remember the number of Heroic Victories we've won. As long as they've been attacking us, we've been dispatching them handily.

But currently, we're fighting off three neighboring powers- Macedon, the Seleucid Empire, and the Armenians.

We're a small Hellenistic kingdom on the Black Sea. I'm playing R:TW with the Total Realism mod.

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