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[Sebatianos]

You're more then welcome to write a new one (I'll replace it myself) and you'll get the credit for it (naturally).

[pachoo]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Jan 31 2006, 07:58 AM
You're more then welcome to write a new one (I'll replace it myself) and you'll get the credit for it (naturally).

I agree with Seb. What are you guys complaining for? You get to download a game for FREE on a well designed site! At least there's a review and screenshots...most abandonware sites don't even have screenshots OR reviews.

BTW, it's actually called 'Carthage' not 'Cartage'

[Sebatianos]

Damn, you're right (need to switch off the automatic spell checker). Didn't even notice it :tnx:

[Mezza]

As a kid I loved to play Centurion, so this review got my excited enough to download the game.

The Romans can rally about 0,4% of their population for the army? Is there a way for Carthage to do so? :Titan:

[Sebatianos]

The size of the army depends on how much money you spend on it, but I'm not sure if there's any kind of a limit (haven't reached one it yet at least).

[Mezza]

I meant that they can rally 0,4% at once, boosting their armies with 30.000 soldiers. No way Carthage can do that I guess.

[Sebatianos]

Nope sorry. I haven't find anything like it, nor is it mentioned in the manual.

[Yobor]

I love the games that are like Centurion, and all the ones about ancient Rome. Love it!

I have finished the game and I don't think Carthage can get 0.4% of their people enrolled in the army at one time - I found the best way to get heaps of soldiers was to move an army/s across lots of territory and collecting mercenaries on the way and not going over the same towns for a period( big towns give more mercenaries) - also the more towns you take from the romans - actual roman towns - the less men enroll in their army each year