EXPANSION & CONQUEST!! Total War: Rome Remastered - Brutii Campaign #16

Episode 16 of my Let's Play on Total War: Rome Remastered as the Brutii. Brutii territory expands.
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[@elismith6706]

Choose a line of the family towards Thrace and Scythia

[@jessel8833]

Miss this game. It was a fantastic intro for many into the Total War franchise.

[@DrakeEllis-d8p]

In stead of going for the gremans take on carthage for sure
I like how you move your troops when attacking the wall the battle management is impressive and gets me thinking on how i am to attack the walls in my lets play . Thanks

[@kaiserjoe2316]

Ivomagus!
Iv'e an Onanger.

[@joshwhelan8421]

I know it may not be feasible but out of curiosity do you think you may try and go for an Uber Doom stack with urban cohorts and praetorian cavalry in? I know the recruitment requirements for a ball ache, but you're still fairly close with some of them and once you have the buildings the units don't take any longer to recruit. Could go absolutely nuts. Especially as in some of your more advanced buildings you have the ability for some upgrades anyway.

[@generalincompetence5657]

@joshwhelan8421 that is 100% the plan. Im definitely going to do that. I did exactly the same in the Julii campaign. Pretty sure I sent them to conquer Eygpt!

[@joshwhelan8421]

@@generalincompetence5657 I thought you only had praetorians and maybe just a couple of urbans in terms of infantry. But you did end up with praetorian cavalry. I could be mistaken.

[@kaiserjoe2316]

I see your Urban Cohort doom stack and raise you Seleucid Cataphracts/Companions to the wonderful trumpet music of War Elephants.

[@vincentsaelen613]

This question has perhaps already been asked but - If influence is gained through office, how is it attributed for the non-Roman factions?

[@generalincompetence5657]

@vincentsaelen613 very good question. I'm honestly not sure! There are some traits which aren't related to Office which give influence, so maybe it's through their religious buildings...