An immersive yet understandable building tree.Unique campaigns tailored to each specific faction.Brand new models and skins for all factions as well as new factions.Brand new and in some cases custom made faction music.Not only for the fans, but for all those who put so much time and effort into it was tremendous. It was often very overwhelming: the amount of work and attention to detail a bit staggering, and the pressure to finish such a work of art I know there was 'some' impatience, but I think when people see this mod with their own eyes and not just screen shots, they'll understand why it took three years to build this thing. Roma Surrectum II took a long time to develop, and our fans were very faithful in accepting, over and over, our statements that it was coming along, and we were committed to finishing it. For that reason, I am very grateful to all those who answered questions and were so helpful in helping us to accomplish this task.
To do this we found or were approached by our own historians and artists, we learned, we tore Medieval 2: Total War apart to see what Creative Assembly had done to it (and incorporated anything we could from it), and basically picked the minds of nearly every modder who ever did much of anything on this site for advice, ideas and insight. Our focus has been, for Roma Surrectum II, to create a historical setting that is fun to play, significantly more difficult than Roma Surrectum I was, and visually appealing. But we became more and more immersed in the project, learned along the way what we could and could not do, and realized that Rome: Total War still had a lot of potential to be an outstanding experience for fans of this time period. At the time, I don't think any of us had any idea of what this would involve, or how much of our time and lives it would consume. So, we as a team decided to work on a 'complete' overhaul of Rome: Total War and call it Roma Surrectum II.
Foreword from dvk901 on behalf of the entire RSII team:ĭespite the fact that many people were saying Rome: Total War was dead during our developement of Roma Surrectum I and its later versions, and suggesting that we move on to the then-new Medieval 2: Total War, Roma Surrectum I became a very popular mod with a lot of popular interest.
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