#twr2

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???: Um, excuse me.

Ingrid: Oh, um, yes?

???: Sorry to disturb you. I was just wondering if you could give me directions--I’m a bit lost, you see.

Ingrid: I wish I could help, but I only recently moved in. I barely know where I’m at myself. There are some locals over by the pond that I’m sure could help you.

???: Oh no, that’s fine. I would much rather talk to you--it’s rare to see a new face around these parts.

Ingrid: O-oh, well, I would be alright with that. Should we go have a seat?

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TWR2 Caesar in Gaul Campaign Satın Al

Caesar in Gaul, Total War: ROME II için bağımsız bir operasyon paketi olup Julius Caesar’ın Galya kavimleriyle yaptığı genişleme savaşını konu eder. Oyuncular, Caesar'ın Commentarii de bello Gallico (Galya Savaşı Hakkında Yorumlar) eserinden esinlenen bir operasyonda bu savaşta oynanabilir dört gruptan birini seçebilir: Galyalı Arverni'ler, Germen Sueviler, Belçikalı Nerviler ve Roma.Caesar in Gaul Campaign Pack DLC'sini sini aktif edebilmek için Steam üyeliğinizde Total War Rome 2 oyununa hali hazırda sahip olmanız gerekmektedir.

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*Sigh* Lovely....

Roman pan-nationalism in Total War: Rome 2 is one of my favourite things. Like, it's so hard to conceptualize an era without nationalism, but your conquests bear all the markings of it. Latin legionnaires march across Greece and Gaul and the Iberian and Africa, and what happens? For reasons of practically and effectiveness legions begin to incorporate foreign cultures. Legions in north Africa begin to field elephants. Legions in Greece begin to field hoplites and citizen cavalry. Legions in Gaul begin to field Celtic warriors and horsemen. My favourite example is for the Celtic auxiliaries: "A Celt can swing a sword for Rome and still be a Celt."