CAESAR III ► Mission 19 Massilia with Forced Walkers & Free Augustus Mods - Final Glory!
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- A new Caesar III city-building playthrough for the new decade! Using the free Augustus modded version with road blocks, monuments, and UI improvements, we also have the unique challenge this time to use the forced walker technique on every map to create new and interesting cities in this game through the campaign. Let's play! Want to buy Caesar 3 (or other games) AND support this channel? Use this GOG referral link! af.gog.com/gam...
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It's the second last mission in our playthrough and the final peaceful mission! We've come a long way and Augustus really kicks butt now... it costs much to defeat this map. Want to buy Caesar 3 (or other games) AND support this channel? Use this GOG referral link! af.gog.com/game/caesar_3?as=1715648857
I control my population as low as possible until I complete of my palace area. As I generate much more trade income than tax. Without complete palace, tax can never support Mable import. Also I produce just a bit extra food and slowly fill up extra granary for the final boost for population.
@GamerZakh : This is the brokest I've ever been!
Audience: How broke are you?
Emperor: Puh! You have to ask? 😂😂😂
do you know how to use the option "draw walker waypoints on overlay after right clicking on a build..."?
Caesar III - Augustus v.3.0.1
@@tioedu_ That basically puts a blue marker on the roads when you right click a building. It shows where the walker is trying to walk to and should path there.
This game is better than alot of modern city builders. There's something about the 2d era, beyond nostalgia. They just look and feel better in 2d and somehow are far more immersive
most 2D games are better than the 3d games same goes for Stronghold
I genuinely think it's because of the detail in the graphics, but for Caesar 3, a big part of the immersion for me is the music.
I was thinking about this a lot.
In 2d graphics at every given time, every pixel you see is planned, one way or another , with 3d its hard to design for every angle. Very hard to make it top notch.
Other thing, Isometric view, 2d view is flattend so its much more easy to see every detail , in 3d lot of things perspective really make the silluets details inconsistent.
Look at AoE2 vs AoE4
I loved this city. I used to play it back in the beginning and have redone it a few times. I made this with over 10,000. I think I got it north of 12,000 with a stable city. The Palace block was in the middle, with grand insula areas on either side. Farmed to the max and used the islands for fishing. Early, I focused on industry and trade for money until I could get the luxury palaces going, and then tax revenue provided stable income. I enjoy your videos. Fun to see this game still being played. In fairness, I would spend many days working on it.
"Itsa me, debt!" Get use to it.
I feel this talks more about everyday life than just this game.
my governors think money grows on trees
Really enjoyable playthrough - The new Augustus additions are a great asset to the game as well. And nice to see you have to challenge yourself out of old habits and tricks to face the new challenges it provides.
Every time he says he can't get himself out of debt I shout at the screen: Then stop building stuff! lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, i did that too, building stuff while im on the debt
Congrats. I’d love to see you revisit this map and, as you say at the end, spend extra time on it to make it your ideal city.
Been awfully busy lately, but I finally was able to see this whole video. What a treat! Zakh and Caesar are like bread and butter.
I love the Sierra city-builder and its great that fans now still make Mods and Patches for this Games.
I'm sorry, Zakh, but I just LISTENED to this whole video instead of watching it. I just love having your videos in the background while I do stuff like cooking. 😂
Hey that's perfect! Whatever works for you, I do try and verbalise everything important going on for this reason. People should be able to follow along with just the audio.
I love his approach when ppl try to back seat on his stream.. You think it that simple
Haha "just sell fruit".
"Small force attacking"=send 1 legionnaries and 1 javelins
"Average force attacking"=send 2 legionnaries and 2 javelins
"Large force attacking"=send 3 and 3, ALL your army!
The above is tested, on Very Hard difficulty, with Academy trained troops. If yours were not, then good job sending more.
No fret for forgetting to allow market ladies for the Lighthouse. I built the Caravanserai, next to the granary setup for the Supply post. 3 years pass and it is empty, I was missing a road tile, FFS! Placed the missing tile and all is well, right? Nope!
Another 3 years go by, still empty! Forgot to allow market ladies in the granary for the QM!!
The wall still bears the marks from where I was bagning my head... 😂😂😂
Congratulations to another playthrough of Caesar III. Ever thought of going through some custom maps and scenarios?
I have, but I have an affinity for the campaign and since there's always been a whole new approach I like doing it.
@@GamerZakh We did a 10 game map series many years ago. Caesar in the New World. I think the campain went from the East Coast to the West Coast. If you ever find it there was a great military campaign someone made Masada. It is fun if you can find it.
4 hours? Sure why not.
I suppose congratulations are in order. Long live Zakh, the emperor. ;)
When you went on that rant about selling fruit, I literally lost it. 🤣
I couldn't even keep up with all your questions, and when you said "I don't want to think about it. Let's do something else," I was like yes please.
This level I finished finally with normal settings recently, without mods, for the first time, this year. While playing since the first day Caesar III was available.
Thx to your video I gave it another try, the challenge is to break even on taxes vs wages, also I split all villa's, docks and production chains chains from the general populous. Two big food zones; the villa's vs the populous (only fish). Then you can import grain (just for the villa's) and pottery will never go to the plebs. Fruit from the islands was also only used for the villa's. Then you overproduce fish and fruit, which you can export.
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Sorry for the double post, but I struggled watching this lol. Use small casas to get a medium palace block setup immediately with an Arena and Tavern. Use 2-3 warehouses a piece for clay and olives to massively boost production of pottery and oil set to receive only 8. One cart pusher cannot support all of those factories so the efficiency is way down. Tents to build military sand food -> small casas to build medium palaces, then lighthouse, then import marble. Also, you only need 2-4 factories of pottery/oil to feed palaces until you’re ready to boost the plebs. 3 farms of each type and 3 warves will feed 6 palaces handsomely. When the medium palaces are full, import the marble you need for monuments like lighthouse (first), caravan, and hippodrome. Patience is a virtue. 😊
I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiments that playing this mission on Augustus definitely makes things much more challenging. I found this to be the case on a few different maps. Is obviously the case on maps where you have to import marble since the cost to do so is so prohibitively expensive and time consuming.
I also ran into difficulties with building monuments when having to import clay. My main problem with this being that monument construction doesn’t usually start until the city is a fair ways into its lifespan, and thus there is usually a pretty substantial pottery industry relying on said imported clay and lots of housing that requires it to exist in its current state. Thus, when the clay starts going towards the monument instead (I think I remember the hippodrome taking 46 clay, so basically two years of imports), you can get into a vicious cycle situation where everything starts devolving due to lack of pottery, which then causes huge unemployment, which then causes even more production problems…with everything just compounding upon itself to create ever increasing difficulties!
Pottery: IMHO, instead of having 1 warehouse accepting 32 clay you would have been better off having e.g. 4 warehouses accepting 8 clay. The one cartpusher from your 1 warehouse only delivers one 100 cartload of clay at a time to your pottery workshops. He can't keep up with supplying so many workshops. Better to split the task between e.g. 4 warehouses. I suspect a lot of your pottery workshops have been idle because of lack of clay, despite your warehouse being full of it. It's another interesting difficulty that the Augustus mod has introduced 😀
This also means you should have your workshops as close as possible to any warehouse which is accepting imported raw materials, to reduce the distance the one cartpusher has to travel to keep the workshops stocked up.
"I'm feeling a bit stuck, how do I make more money?"
I feel that one.
I like that if you win Caesar makes you his heir but if you fail he puts you to work in a trireme.
Great work as always!!!
I would love if you play SimCity 3000 again. That was my favourite city building game
I can appreciate your frustration with this level. It makes me never want to play on very hard LOL. You still beat it, though, even though you weren't happy with it. Congrats on that. And thanks for letting us see the problems as well as the successes because your cleverness always is helpful. On to my attempt
Last map - Caesar: "Pah!" x 100
This map - same thing but "You again!" 🤣
Almost three hours in, this is nail biting!
3:23:41 "Some people are unhappy, so we're killing them" god this is so much fun 😂
Unorthodox treatment of depression by Dr. Zakh
Sadly, we hardly find that kind of game now days. Pharaoh, Caesar, Middle Kingdom, etc is really fun to play
Wow, you didn't forget the clinics !!!! But I can't like the video twice. That was so impressive xP
Otherwise, 2:05:50, I'm not sure, but I think it's because the dock is spawning three cart pushers at the same time, and they won't go to the exact same destination for unloading. Seems like, they can pick-up from the same point if having the same spawn, but can't unload in the same point if having the same spawn.
What you suggested at the end of the video is not a bad idea honestly. Revisit your victory cities both before and after Augustus and try to improve them in whatever way you can notice after taking a long time away from the cities. That would be cool to see
Yay that's Sunday viewing sorted.
I try to finish this mission since C3 came out on Mac Classic OS 8.5 back in the 90ies ;-)
Dude, Marseille is still in debt in 2021, so don't take it personally...
32:54 "You again!" 😂
Honestly, things started to go (even more) south during the hippodrome construction. Prosperity was high enough with large palaces... but I get what you were trying to accomplish, tho...
As always, congrats!
Yeah generally I could win these missions super easy if I just did what the goals state. I tend to give myself sillier and sillier challenges until it becomes too hard, then I take one step back haha.
@@GamerZakh it was quite frustrating watching you turn off pottery industry for hippodrome clay though, when you already had pottery stability problems… that’s where your worker stability issues came from near the end. Why not just mothball a few of the potters, rather than delete a bunch and then turn the industry on??
@@rainbowevil I generally don't like mothballing because I forget they're mothballed. I play very visually and when I mothball I keep miscalculating things in my head and it goes even worse. Just a playstyle thing.
My most entertaining city in Caesar III was when my population was so large I collected so much in tax that I didn’t need to export anything. Also Caesar’s army as we know would arrive from a certain area location. I constructed a gauntlet with towers at that location and with javelins I would annihilate Caesar’s army, so I never had to please Caesar with anything. I reached over 1million in money if I remember correctly. I only constantly pleased the gods and the people festivals.
On this map, in Augustus, you can get medium palaces almost immediately and it solves a ton of problems with $$$.
Are you going to play the augustus 3.0.1 included maps of Asciburgioum, Berenice, Brigantium, Portus Ostienses, and Tripontium ?
This seems like an extremely hard mission to do a no-debt challenge on!
Zakh, killing sheeps are against the rules! You're killing Watame's Watamates! LOL! Jokes aside, it's really nice that you're now on the end of your campaign of Caesar 3 under the Augustus mod. You've been very amazing. Keep it up, kapatid.
I found this superrrr challenging playing with Augustus 3.0
I found that to make it stable, I could not upgrade the plebs housing to insulae, only remain at small casa so as not to deal with pottery/clay consumption disruption issue when I build the hippodrome. For me the challenge was food consumption in the patrician forced walker loop since very limited farms available and I didnt construct the ceres GT. I had to prep 4 granaries and 6 markets to satisfy 13 luxury palaces
Also, with augustus, I dont build Colloseum anymore, since Arena cover the gladiator requirement of max house plebs and hippodrome is a must for luxury palaces.
Whenever I have to import raw materials to manufacture i.e. clay to pottery, I use 2 warehouses both set to 16 clay and 16 pottery. Because in ceasar 3 industries do not gather their own resources they must be delivered, so with only 1 warehouse cart pusher trying to supply like 10 workshops they can't keep up. Its also a bad idea to try and use 1 warehouse to distribute more than one raw material for the same reason.
If you notice, when some of your pottery workshops finish, they sit idle for a bit before the cart pusher brings them more clay, since thier own cart pusher only delivers goods, and does not go get raw materials.
As for Marble import - Making use of the limited amount of import should stabilize the economy. Instead of the alternative max import where it fluctuates extremely.
Funny thing, did not know where to "report" it so here will do, as it has to do with C3.
When having a map that contains a river, like the one with the earthquake, and you bridge over the river twice (two bridges, both ship bridges, about 20 or so tiles apart or less, did not try it with bigger distance) AND have a shiyard between them, it cannot build fishing ships for wharves placed outside the space defined by the bridges. (does this make sense? You can understand what I am saying?). It CAN build ships for wharves between the bridges but none for outside ones. Not sure if this is a bug or proper behavior, it keeps reporting that "Fishing boats cannot navigate". The problem is solved if you place another shiyard outside the bridges, on the side your wharves are.
If this is not normal, can the Augustus team please make a note for a future update? It IS annoying, that message popping up every 1-2 months, and having to have multiple shipyards to accomodate a decent number of wharves...just saying. If it is normal, I will make a note for future maps, if not, someone that CAN do something about it may look into it?
P.S. Same thing did occur when I placed 18 wharves, practically side by side, further up the same river but this time there were NO bridges nearby! Shipyard at the end of the "row" refused to send ships out, when moved to a more "central" location all was fine!
3:41:40 Yes! It would be very nice to prioritize both way. Like going from 1 to 4, and from 9 to 7 for example and leaving the remaining 2 without priority.
I hope you review some cities built by your subscribers.
About the Caravans, they do not turn around, but there will always be a spawn of 3 caravans from each trading partner on your map, so, if they leave fast, they will spawn fast again too.
Also, when you dropped to 10, why choose a single send-off and not a double, it would award 10/5 from both shipments.
Why not tax the people early game?
Why not tax villa's with the Senate, so you also boost desirability?
If villa's claim not enough variety, you need not only theaters, but also more training centers.
You are always broke, due to the high wages.
In the endgame, pottery is not your issue, the frequency of runs for food is, the market lady does not have enough time to shop pottery. Store more fish.
Why you choose to keep importing wine lategame? Just block off imports with your own wine.
Consideration for the future; design your cities populous in non-pottery houses, then you can expert all pottery and oil non stop, outside the villas.
That whole "venues too corwded" is just a standard sentence - getting the coverage up does nothing. You either need the hippodorme or Venus grand temple with the second blessing
EDIT: And as for money, try to get grand insulae, they pay 50% more tax than large insulae
3:58:55 Meme when Obama gives Obama a medal. Also the leg of the legionnaire :p
Anyone know if the developers of this game are alive/aware of the cult status of this game? I can’t get over it being from 1998
The lead programmer is the head of Firefly Studios, Simon Bradbury, the Stronghold devs. Firefly is quite aware of this. The lead of Pharaoh recently did an AMA around the remake too.
@@GamerZakh that’s great, good for them
I think there's a lot of ways to play the campaign and how the developers thought about. Like, you didn't use your personal funds that at this stage would be a lot. Augustus make temples and entertainment expensive but you also get some bonuses...
You play mit mods, I guess? This is one of the best games I ever played. Its a joy to see you doing it!
Yeah this is the Augustus version that mods a lot of the game. Glad you're enjoying it.
Excellent
that augustus mode was excellent. but they needed to find the guy whoever made these incredible caesar3 cinematics. He needed to put new cinematics in same style. I am sure if he still lives he would gladly help. and a few new soundtrack from same musicians. ah..
There is an AI upscale of the original cinematics for now. And HD versions of the songs. At least those are available.
3:10:46 no, that's the power of towered walls!! If you kill the first few invaders quick enough, the rest turn tail and never invade (they may be barbarians, they're not idiots!).
idk, so many stormy seas without Neptune´s blessings seems like a HUGE economy hit
Would love to see you do this mission again with the latest version of Augustus.. Would you please?
I will eventually get through the new Reconquered campaign.
Just wanted to play C3 again. And all the features of Augustus look very appealing. But at the same time cities look very simple and synthetic with it. The city structure is pretty much always the same. And it lacks the usual for C3(and reality) chaos in the city. The city is kinda static in Augustus.
There's no difference between original Caesar 3 and Augustus when it comes to the variety of cities that can be built. In my first original Caesar 3 playthrough, I just did 9x9 blocks every mission and won. Augustus doesn't change anything in that regard, why do you think every city looks simple and synthetic?
@@GamerZakh First, there's no "wrong" way of playing it. It's just my vision. But why do I see it simple and synthetic is probably because of the road blocks. It's a killer feature. If you break down this city, it's all done of straight pieces of road with blocks on the ends and everything that block might need is inside. That's why I call it simple and synthetic. And also static cause there's no chance of catching fire, damages, simple food and goods distribution. So "random" effects are only limited to rebellions, since everything else is scripted.
I'm not an expert in C3, but I guess in vanilla you cannot separate the city completely or at least it's much more complicated/inefficient.
P.S. I know that gates work as a roadblock.
@@p0pka_enota Ah well yeah gates work as roadblocks, so it's just whether you choose to use them or not. If you choose to not use gatehouses as roadblocks, then you can just choose to not use roadblocks. I played original Caesar 3 using gatehouses everywhere, so roadblocks don't really change anything. It's just whether you want to use them or not. You can separate the city in vanilla no problem too. It's easy and pretty much the same efficiency as in Augustus.
You really should make room for a tavern, if supplied with both wine and fish you do not need the Hippodrome (at least TRY IT!).
[Edit: and just as I posted it, you remembered "Oh, we need a tavern!"
And right after that, you said it, again! "Maybe if the tavern has both wine and fish we don't need the Hippodrome?"]
Next challenge: never go into debt
GGWP. Please do ANNO 1800 playthrough next or probably the whole series. Thanks!
Thanks! I do have an ANNO 1800 playthrough! Playlist is here: gamerzakh.com/anno1800
Re-calculate please! It is not only 3500 for the Hippodrome, that's just to place it down. The real "fun" begins right after you do that!
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT pieces of marble (at 250 a piece, as I believe you are paying right now) that is 32,000 in gold, just for the marble and NOT counting the years it will take to accumulate all that marble by importing 25 a year (SIX years, as five leaves you 3 marble short!!) - actually, the long wait might help as it spreads the financial strain over more years!
Just spam a few Arenas too, if ALL your venues show "Perfect" coverage I believe you will be good!
Or, you can use multiple taverns on your palaces, maybe THAT will do it - all I know is that you CAN get LPs without the Hippodrome.
Oh, oh, oh, just remembered!! Are your Amphis and Arenas providing TWO shows each?? You may need multiple Gladiator Schools, Actor Colonies and Lion Houses instead!
Nice!
You can get away without importing weapons. Horses and spears will be enough to deal with the invasions. They are really not that strong.
Struglling to get out of debt? Welcome to america.
But, but, but you could have sold 40 Fish!!! :P
Is it always beneficial for the granaries to be as close to the food production buildings as possible? I built more wharves than you and still couldn't feed 5000 people.
Yes it helps a lot. What you can check for with wharves is, are the boats sitting at the wharves? If yes, it means the fish are stuck at the wharves and not going into your city, and the boat will wait there until they can get rid of the fish, meaning the wharves aren't working at maximum efficiency.
You've built every temple except Neptune's. I hope you build it so we can see what it looks like and the epithets it bestows.
"we cant keep up with the resources" Yes because admitting you have a gigantic hole in your hand is inconvenient and just ignoring those construction costs on your balance is much easier :'D
During this entire game, well, at least after early game, i feel as though if you just took it abit slower, and not build new shit so fast, but buffer up abit more, it would have been fine.
Highly enjoyed watching this btw. Didnt knew there were so many mods for Ceasar III, didn't even knew it was still being maintained. I played this game so much in my younger years. It was great fun seeing this old game again and seeing so much of the new stuff that Augustus brings in.
How did you get this interface and lots of new items? i am having still the basic interface and same old items please do let me know
It's part of the Augustus modded version of the game that's being worked on in open source.
Would you want to see navy implemented into the game like Zeus or Pharaoh had?
I would like a navy but not like Zeus or Pharaoh. I don't think either game did naval combat very well. If anything, it needs to feel more RTS like AoE.
Will you play Starmancer?
It would be so nice if the Paths things could be like a real road instead of just useless decoration, am I the only one who thinks that?
Plaza your culture dump!! It helps a lot!
As we are right on the verge of winning, a few thoughts on this playthrough, the new version of Augustus and the game in general. (just my $.02, if anyone cares)
1. Augustus made some things way easier (global labor pool, roadblocks, Grand Temples, Lighthouse and Caravanserai) but others way way harder (even a mere Oracle now needs marble, as it did before, AND Architects AND a Work Camp AND they need to be place reasonably close with a road connection!!). Luxury Palaces now are a true challenge, as they should be.
2. Zakh is a perfectionist, we know that and we love him for that. I could never devote the time and effort like he does for "small details" like decorations, proper placement of each and every building, micro management of every tiny aspect, it is simply too much for me! Sometimes the result is a sight to behold, some other times (not many, Zakh's skill takes care of that) he makes things way too difficult on himself. He does listen and appreciates an idea if it is any good, sometimes he even follows ideas that are not so good, just to test the waters - hey, we all learn something every time we see him struggle, no? This is one of the things no mod can change, thank God for that! (when an atheist thanks "god", you can take that to the bank!!)
3. The game DID get a boost, or some would say a kick in the behind, with Augustus, moreso with the last update! It is, in many aspects, a new game. Thanks to the team that developed it as it did way more than just revamp how an old game looks - it changed core elements! Removing the population bug, from "very hard", did not make the game easier, all the other things that got tweaked make the game harder, now "very hard" IS very hard indeed! We expect more in the coming update(s), if any.
4. This particular mission (and I expect its military counterpart, Lindum, that follows) now feels truly like the LAST and, therefore, hardest mission. Kudos to Zakh for building that monster of a thing, that Hippodrome, on a map with so limited resources - I wouldn't attempt it for the world! There should be some way to alleviate some of the financial pressure (or, convince Zakh not to aim for the highest of goals every time? Nah, who would want THAT?), perhaps another consideration for a future Augustus update? (you guys made making money almost impossible on "very hard", maybe give us some "painful" way of making some extra money, like selling slaves or gladiators? Not politically correct but it WAS the norm back then...)
5. Anxiously awaiting the last mission, I know it will be a "win" but I am curious to see how it happens. Lindum has some BIG invasions early on...
P.S. I must re-test it but I know LPs can be achieved without a Hippodrome IF you have tavern(s) at full effect (wine + meat/fish). Not sure if it is multiple venues, entertainer schools, global coverage or a combo of those but I know it can be done!
P.P.S. Now that I remembered, on maps with BOTH fish AND pigs, the pigs do not show on special orders of granaries, warehouses, taverns. Was that on purpose or something "fell through a crack", so to speak?
I don't understand. Do market ladies ignore roadblocks?
Walkers with a specific destination in mind ignore roadblocks. They also ignore gatehouses. So an actor from an actor colony going to a theatre, cart pushers going to a granary or warehouse, soldiers walking to towers, along with any walker going back to their original building will ignore roadblocks and gatehouses. If there isn't a specific destination then they are 'wandering' walkers, and those are blocked by roadblocks and gatehouses.
How does he make to have jobs even when no houses are nearby ?
In this version I turned on global employment, which is an Augustus setting that makes it like in Zeus and Emperor.
Since your main food source is fish, and you can grow vines, shouldn't it be beneficial to setup a small wine industry when possible and supply taverns instead of other forms of entertainment? You CAN get the full benefit in this map without going out of your way.
[Edit: Yes, soldiers can get by on fish alone on this one, food is really in short supply, except fish.]
"That trade route is for the sea fish, rather than the land fish"
So, there ARE land fish. The folk songs were wrong! 😁
I'm playing this mod but it doesn't work the same way with me, i have to put roads from residential areas to workshops or farms and if it's far they don't go even when i have 30% unemployment
It's an option in Augustus called global employment, you need to turn that on if you don't want industry buildings to have to look for workers.
@@GamerZakh how can i turn it on ?
@@faresahmet8853 It's this option: cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/944910297255280640/1171437942221312100/Enable_Global_Labor_Pool.png
@@GamerZakh
o thank you so much, but i want to ask about another thing, in this video warehouse and granary carts can go and deliver without roads but , which option is that ?
@@faresahmet8853 Warehouses can always send the cart pusher off road if you set the warehouse to 'getting' a resource and it goes to get a resource from a warehouse set to 'accepting'. That's not an option, the game has always been like that. Granaries need road connections.
Bleh this mission wasn't so bad until I tried to push prosperity, then everything started getting painful. It worked, eventually. I agree this map would be far more pleasant if we could produce more ourselves instead of being capped by imports. Well, I won on hard after dumping my my entire savings into the city at the start... I don't think I'll be trying very hard.
Oh no! You looked so demoralised and bitter at the end, that was really sad to see.
i win this mission without export :)
1:03:22 Nice joke on vegetarians
How do one rotates the buildings?
In the new options menu there is hotkey settings. You can set a hotkey for rotating.
hmm..how so few people made the game...
i suspect it involves a lot of caffine and extra houers....that said ,firefly studio boss ?..wish he could look back at the products they made in the past and get through ther heads what makes potential customers like myself and others just sigh over what was shown of ther latest stronghold :/ ...at this point i rather take old stronghold crussader.. THE FIRST ONE ..with nothing changed and just new mp coding then any of the last dumbed down grid locked things ther studio presented as 'stronghold'.. :(
In other words, fuck the fruit xD
GamerZakh is getting too old for this...
The worst play I ever seen from zakh
Not so much the worst play, but this is the hardest the game has ever been. Can you imagine having all those luxury palaces and still not making that much money? Augustus really changes things.
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This is a peaceful mission.
You should have build 4 forts until Caesar request you to send armies.
This map is so small. I knew that was not the best place the moment you place your fort in the middle of the map.
And You shouldn’t have demolished the small city in the beginning. Wasted so much money. Continue to build on that slump of city while
Palace can build on the right side instead.
Yes this is a very challenging mission.
Esp without a lot of raw material. You have to spend on raw material before you can sell the finish products of Oil, and Pottery
Always love your video.
Looking forward for the last mission of the same map
I wanna see you do an entire playthrough again but not succumbing to rescue funds whatsoever or getting into debt once.
PAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
KInda tough mission with Augustus. I had some problems aswell , trick is to sell absolutely everything on this map , fruit + fish andI was fine. In the vanilla version of the game I never ever had money problems lol.
After two whole night, I finish it at last. it was just enough when all my villas revert to insulae and reach 8k pops while prosperity haven't changed yet. Time to sleep now..
Zakh, try using Venus blessings next time. It does wonders for your population. The moment a big Venus blessing arrives, a large proportion of your population becomes youthful again. Thus, you can overcome your shortage of workers problem. Do give it a try!
45:06 wait what... Lol
Cheers for the video. I hope you carry on with more C3 videos after the last mission, great nostalgia for me.
Well done! You have truly mastered the art of being in dept
If you're looking for a challenge then one thing you could try is defending your city from Caesar's legions on the very first map. It seems impossible since you don't have any solders or walls or watch towers or, hell, even aqueducts. But I know it possible because I've done it. I was just trying to get caesar to attack me on that map to see if I could do it. Well I just happened to build some tents into some trees and the pathfinding for the solders isn't very good so they couldn't really reach the tents. Meanwhile, the prefecture was attacking the invaders. Of course he died but another one spawned. Repeat this several times. Eventually the solders found the path around took me down. I tried a few more times but eventually was able to get the solders that hadn't died to retreat.
FINALLY!
M8.. love ur videos! I get the point its an easy game and you can make up for mistakes fast but you could honestly be more efficient :d love to see the last caesar 3 part 2 ( fan made map with islands)
Thanks! For efficiency, it's just more efficient for my playstyle to make the mistakes and fix it later haha. Part 2 will be done soon, just been so busy this last week.
I think you forgot that patricians don’t work, so when you evolved to high level housing, a large part of your population stopped working.
That’s why you suddenly needed so many more workers.
The patrician houses were not large housing areas, so turning them into villas will not lose me much workers. It's probably just people aging.