Total War: Rome II - Rome Faction - All Units Showcase

Welcome to my new Total War series video. From now on, i will showcase all the units of each faction from Rome II and Attila titles. Hope you enjoy the journey, so subscribe if you're and press the bell button in order to not lose any video of it!
Merry Christmas!!!

[@jvam16]

Hey guys! Hope you enjoy the content. You can keep follow more easily my showcase videos of the Total War: Rome II's units of each faction from this playlist, check it out:
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[@jare114]

This is a year later but thanks. Nice vid 👍🏽

[@jvam16]

Never late! Thank you! ;)

[@Walter_Hartwell_White00]

How do i get new units in the campaign?

[@jvam16]

Some of the units are only available after a certain turn, with the Gaius Marius Army Reform (which was a historical event, it reformed stuff like soldiers salary, they got more professional as an army and basically the armor changed to what you visualize about the legionary figure when it comes to your mind - like, they left the hastati, principes and triarii to the legionary that you usually see in movies, that look like some anti riot cop outfit).

[@vuao5489]

Where Cretain archer??

[@jvam16]

I belive they are only a mercenary unit. Not always mercenary units shows in the roster of certain factions when you're doing custom battles (this doesn't mean you can't hire them in the campaign mode).

[@panzermike8290]

You can get them in the auxiliary barracks in greece once you have conquered that area. You don't need to hire them as mercenaries for rome in the campaign there, just not available for rome in custom battles

[@nickrael5693]

How do you unlock all roman units? And how do I see some videos with roman archers?

[@jvam16]

Roman archers are units available just in certain DLC's, depending on the historical period the DLC focus. Roman started to use archers in the time of Augustus, 1st century CE. They incorporated some horse archers as well due the contact they had with wars with the Parthians and saw the potential of it. You unlock roman units as you develop certain technologies and some just come a bit later on the campaign, like the ones from the Marius Reform.