How to play as the Western Roman Empire

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Song is "Legions of the West" from the Total War: Attila OST, clip is from the spongebob episode "Grandma's Kisses."

[@ohno5880]

"Is this the krusty krab?" "No, this is flavius honorius Augustus"

[@ohno5880]

calm down, its a joke.

[@MoonbornUwU]

I have a friend in the gold Coast trading company called "Biggus Dickus"

[@placeholder8768]

Terentius Moonborn is there something funny about ‘Biggus Dickus’?

[@perpetualsystems]

KRVSTY KRAB

[@dubuyajay9964]

@@MoonbornUwU "I'M DIRTYUS DANNUS!"

[@FlawedFabrications]

A friend told me that playing as the Western Roman Empire on the hardest difficulty must be what it's like to be the Imperium of Man in Warhammer 40,000.

[@FullmetalOrk]

That's a pretty good comparison. You just need honorius to go into a coma or something and your there.

[@marny3559]

It is literally Imperium. Shit fucked economy, carpet sieging is too expensive until endgame and your military is too thinly spread to either deal with enemy incursions or your own rebellions.

[@primaltruth5754]

However, it becomes much easier if you reject the false Jesus and swear your loyalty to the DARK *cough* ROMAN GODS!

[@ddzero2899]

I will guide you all to victory

[@SSFhighcommandJOHN]

Oh and what? every province rebels?

[@herbivorethecarnivore8447]

*[MILITARY AND CIVIL MAINTENANCE INTENSIFIES]*

[@turmuthoer]

*[MAXIMUM OVER-MAINTENANCE]*

[@ariellubonja7856]

Hey i know you from civ5

[@someguy9293]

@@ariellubonja7856 Civ 5: Just...one...more...turn! Call of Duty: Just one more DLC Total War: Just another Crisis.

[@2Scribble]

And, if, after that, you still have a will to live - you're doing it wrong

[@alexanderthegreat445]

At this point, being a master at playing as the WRE is pretty much the rarest skill in the world.

[@sebastian5671]

Alexander the Great Delete churches, fortify fronts with good armies and garrisons. Puppet states across the Rhine. Success

[@Meade556]

Be prepared to reload a lot, abandon Britain if you must, but otherwise fight desparately and hold onto everything because they other factions will never have enough. When you have your boot on their throat be sure to raze their settlements to the ground, make sure nothing but the Huns can come out of there.

[@flamingrubys11]

*raises hand* i do it by doing what i call the murder tactic i abandon britain and and tha gaul but still keep a line to my capitial start back capping my cities back and making it a game of cat and mouse making the ais armyies weak and if they reach rome they will have 5 armies waiting for em

[@UnholyWrath3277]

@@Meade556 on legendary you don't get to reload mistakes are permanent. You were right about most things but actually affording to fortify every front is unrealistic. On high difficulties it's best to retreat from Britain and the Balkans then fortify Venetia Africa and northeastern France. In my experience puppet states are highly unreliable and at some point if you actually count on them they gonna betray you so they are best used sparingly. 1 army in hispania 2 in Africa and the rest split between Venetia and northeastern France is ideal. By turn 30 you should be adequately fortified and public order should be solidified in your important areas allowing you to reexpand rapidly from that point is super easy even on legendary

[@UnholyWrath3277]

My bad tagged wrong person saying to puppet 😂 still tho a decent guide on how to play them

[@theodosiagayton8789]

"Now, you must aquire a taste for... THE BURDEN OF MILITARY AND CIVIL MAINTENANCE." *A dozen disease/rebellion/"bad shit happening" notifications pop up.* ...this slew me.

[@DCdabest]

Slew a lot of those Romans too

[@adamm2091]

Ayyyyyyy

[@BullocK1495]

Skylar Gayton That part is where I lost it! XD

[@navilluscire2567]

Well..what did ya think?! That keeping an empire together was done through fairy dust and unicorn wishes...?! Ha! If only...

[@אביבעזר]

@@BullocK1495 the empire?

[@BearOldcastle]

Attila needs more memes.

[@unpopularopinionguy8480]

Atilla memes are a viable investment.

[@bobthetop3242]

Bear Oldcastle attila is just a big meme tbh and i love it

[@lephantomchickn3676]

476 likes hehe

[@JonatasAdoM]

I love how it's either the pinnacle of the Empire where you're the best on the map or the bane of mankind where everything goes wrong. That's Rome for you.

[@KTA1sVidsandFacts]

Here's what I do: 1: Play as the Sassanids instead. 2: Laugh in Persian.

[@Killzoneguy117]

*OHRMAZD APPROVES*

[@wilsontheknight]

I kicked the sassanids ass playing as the Himyar

[@mikeman1228]

I kicked their ass with garmantians

[@KTA1sVidsandFacts]

@Michael Maeva @​ Kevin Wilson , I would sure hope that you would be able to beat an AI of a certain faction with any other faction, otherwise the game wouldn't be fun if it was impossible. I wiped out Himyar and the Garamantians as the Sassanids, but you don't see me bragging about it. I defeated Alexander the Great as Darius III in the Alexander the Great mod for Rome II. The Total War games (and any RTS or turn based strategy for that matter) is meant for history to be changed from your playstyle (or random events). If you couldn't beat a faction, then what's the point of playing?

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

HallaHallaHallah

[@justinian-the-great]

And historians still cannot agree why Western Empire fell after SpongeBob take over.....

[@aromanlegionnair5096]

Actually I am pretty sure spongebobicus Augustus took power in the eastern Roman empire. It was Patrickus valerianus that was in charge of the western Roman Empire

[@brandonvistan7444]

Legatvs Primervs Patricvs speaking battle tactics with Emperor Gaivs Ivlivs Caesar Agvstvs Spongicvs. (Courtesy of the Smithsonian Museum)

[@Eviltower101]

I like that you went through the effort of using v instead of u

[@brandonvistan7444]

@@Eviltower101 Thanks for noticing.

[@Discontinuedalready7372]

*_"How to play as Western Roman Empire"_* *_*Drools in Byzantine.*_*

[@Scottishy2]

favourite video on the internet

[@factsandstuff2832]

What game is this about

[@irongeneral7861]

Patrick = Flavius Stilicho?

[@beermaster3359]

El único que valía la pena en la parte oeste del imperio, aparte de aecio más adelante ja

[@beermaster3359]

@@caiawlodarski5339 no te entiendo, pero me lo tomo como un cumplido, gracias

[@beermaster3359]

@@caiawlodarski5339 por que mi lengua madre es el español XD además no vi que el dueño de él video se quejara, además no molesto a nadie amigo

[@beermaster3359]

@@caiawlodarski5339 si ya de que los gringos se enojan, pero como dije, parece que no le molesto, aunque si capaz estemos molestando al dueño del comentario jajaja

[@punishedvenomsnake716]

@@beermaster3359 No le entendí nada lo dijo ese wey xD

[@secretblaze1235]

Step 1: adopt a young noble Step 2: make him ur heir Step 3: make honorius a general in dalmatia Step 4: precede to yeet honorius into the ostrogothic horde Step 5: no more political problems :D

[@thelastjerkbender2505]

You start with Stilicho as your heir, keep him within Italy or at least send him no further than Dalmatia, pray to the old gods and the new that he produces a male heir and you're laughing.

[@masterexploder9668]

Honorius is actually powerful after he survives few battles. He will lose his weak traits and get some new, better ones. He's also really young, so unless killed in battle, he will stick around for a long time.

[@dwagin6315]

After watching this episode so many times as a kid, I just realized he said Tax Exemption

[@justinian-the-great]

This version of Honorius: "Acquires the taste for *BURDEN OF MILITARY AND CIVIL MAINTENANCE!"* Real life Honorius: "I don't care that the Visigoths sacked Rome, I have a more pressing matter......tending for my chicken!"

[@АндрейНеугодников-м6е]

Really?

[@Kioley123]

​@@АндрейНеугодников-м6еwhen honorius heard that the visigoths destroyed Rome, he was worried that his pet chicken, named Roma, had been killed. After learning it was fine. He went back to not caring, even when one of his family members had been captured in the sack.

[@barrett206]

@@Kioley123 this is very much false

[@empireofitalypsstimfromano5025]

​@@barrett206Unfortunately It Isn't

[@not_so_anonymous7413]

​@@barrett206history is more worse than fiction, sometimes

[@chaospacemarine8330]

Honorius : "what sort of maniac start a seabound invasion at 3 AM?" Hengist : "OH BOY! 3 AM!"

[@SolarCrusader]

Keep up the good Total War content!

[@Jarethenator]

Now this is the type of quality content I was looking for.

[@LustyLichKing]

Holy shit this had me rolling!

[@jirkazalabak1514]

I see that many people chose to abandon the border regions and turtle up. Maybe it is good advice, but for me it worked a LOT better to just go on the offensive. Solve region after region, using the money you gain by dismantling churches and level 2 and 3 settlements. Subjugate/raze the Celts in Britain, then the desert assholes in Africa. Britannia and Africa are your most important strategic positions. As long as you can hold them, the rest of the empire is completely safe. No annoying Celts and Vikings in Spain. If you see a horde passing through your territory, GIFT them a region. In 2-3 turns, they usually accept trade and military alliance AND will take care of your rebellions in regions close to them. Pretty sweet deal. When your economy gets back on its feet and borders are secure, you can destroy them at your pleasure. It´s even easier, since their entire faction is concentrated into that one region. Fish in a barrel. Build farms and non-religious public order stuff, industry is mostly not worth it. You can maintain religion with the "Ecumenical Matters" Edict. It´s AMAZING for province conversion.

[@flamingrubys11]

But heres the thing thats what wre did they paid barbs to help them then it came back and bit them

[@Jose-xh5qb]

In hard and legendary it doesn't work, if you give the hordes land they immediatley declare war on you afterwards.

[@jirkazalabak1514]

@@Jose-xh5qb I did it on Very Hard and it worked quite well. Of course, you need to be careful about their personalities. If you give land to a Devious/Agressive leader, they will betray you as soon as you turn your back on them. But that´s basic gameplay stuff.

[@flamingrubys11]

@@Jose-xh5qb i was refering to irl

[@kcmisulis425]

Absolutely Brilliant. Thank you so much. Wandering hordes were a huge stress factor in my first Atilla game as WRE. Gifting them less valuable territory on the frontier is a wonderful way that I can satiate their need to settle and buy myself time to economically develop the heartlands.

[@zero3556]

We need more total war memers like you

[@Identitools]

I would add some masochist stuff on Spongebob, cuz playing the ERE require some sort of love for pain

[@Volcano4981]

Lord Of Cheese I would argue that ERE is even harder, despite the fact that the WRE will most likely have a lot more factions attacking it, because they only start with 28-30 regions or something as opposed to the WRE's 68. Granted, those are likely impoverished ones, but at least you can cede a few regions until you get a large enough army to make the barbarians pay for it. Or, if going Graeco-Roman pagan, demolish all churches and get additional income. And the ever present threat of the Sassanids, should they beat the White Huns and declare war on ERE. What you get in return, are powerful units that aren't even unlocked until you are either destroyed, or 120-odd turns have passed, as well as additional trade income. Not that the WRE doesn't - namely Herculiani or Cornuti. Matiarii and Noble Foederati are solid, too. Feel free to disagree. But I hope I've made a solid point :p Edit: Sorry I just realised the ERE starts with 37 regions...

[@Volcano4981]

Surprisingly, I thought taking down Carthage and its client states was a bit tougher than the rest. But once they're dealt with, Rome is pretty much on the steamroller imo. (I much prefer playing on the Carthaginian side instead, but that's for another time.) You're so right about it being the complete opposite in Attila with ERE and WRE though. It was a constant circle of getting destroyed for 90-odd turns, especially if you choose to keep the Christian churches in there XD

[@Buzzy_Bland]

Joseph Sosa In historical terms, it’s actually rather fitting, wouldn’t you say?

[@unpopularopinionguy8480]

Joseph Sosa And that is exactly how it should be.

[@PeterTeal77]

I hate to be that guy but I found ERE very manageable. Once you realize what treasury interest means, all you have to do is smash visigoths and fend off sassanids until your unlimited cash rolls in.

[@williampitt1537]

WRE is a challenge indeed on very hard difficulty (or legendary), but not an impossible task. It requires only patience.

[@lokenontherange]

Just abandon the Empire and pull back to Italy. Factions will die off rapidly and you can slowly reconquer the Empire. Take Spain, then France, the Britain, then march into Africa. You should be fine from then on.

[@devingunnels3251]

Laurie No don't let go of Spain. Those provinces have lots of food and make good money.

[@lokenontherange]

Most of the food is in Italy, and unless you go pagan you really don't need the food anyway. If you're struggling with money then you really need to build more ports, as trade ports will give around 750 each as a flat rate at level 2. Don't go through the construction tree and you'll be able to build fully levelled aqueducts and your ports will become the mainstay of your economy. They're safe as well because the AI is dumber than anything on the water and if you ever get attacked navally just snipe off the enemy commander with your garrison ships, you'll win almost all naval combats as marines are very very strong against land units. Also Spain is easy af to re-take but it's a drain on your early game expenses. You really want to just build up Italy beyond any level of sense because if you do then you'll never ever struggle to hold it.

[@lokenontherange]

I don't lose the Empire, nor do I ever lose a single army. I also massively reduce my total casualties and efficiently ensure that the enemy gets overstretched. Only someone who is an utter fool would refuse to take a step back if that step placed them in a position of guaranteed victory.

[@Justin-dl7hb]

Laurie But still its genocide :/

[@Justin-dl7hb]

@Claystead and you got lots of soldiers killed due to your foolishness instead of applying the scorched earth strategy. You are a terrible leader and im surprised the people didn't rise up against you.

[@theemissary1433]

Unfortunately for History, Honorius was never ready. Hell, he was the opposite of ready

[@js5072]

Just copy Napoleon's (actual person) battle movement, and then Alexander the greats. I did that after almost rage quiting and the game was a breeze. These guys were geniuses!

[@Jose-xh5qb]

Playing as the WRE would have been easier if the loading times aren't so unbearable.

[@manu_spawn]

I'll give u the only tactic i was able to use to actually survive. 1-Build Garrisons no matter what. 2-Fight EVERY single battle and do as MUCH damage as possible. 3-Focuse on food production. 4-Upgrade your troops and create well prepared Armies 5-VERY important. Seek peace and trade. Gift gold to the factions they hate you the most. This will prevent early attacks. 6-You can play this on easy or medium, in any of the cases, this campaign is indeed hard.

[@unpopularopinionguy8480]

The WRE is more a matter of patience than skill, because fighting in real time is VERY useful when defending a settlement. A total game changer. But fighting every battle in real time is a tedious and absurdly long ordeal since you will be invaded on average 3 times each turn, and sometimes you might be forced to hold out a massively outnumbered siege and win due to time limit. Which again takes time and patience.

[@manu_spawn]

Unpopular Opinion Guy exactly

[@plusultra4961]

The real best way its to destroy: Caledonians, Alamans, Suebians & Quedians on the first turn.

[@whatintheworld6413]

VAAARUUUS! WHERE. IS. MY. LEGIONS!!!

[@MalayArcher]

LMFAO HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAH

[@Voice_of_p]

This clip is the reason i got attila myself. The Music is just so epic.

[@dorionite1378]

The music when you play as west rome really adds the sweat to your anxiety

[@robotnr.1835]

I don't know this game at all but this is a high quality shitpost, I love it!

[@TheMauviet]

As ready as you can ever be for that campaign anyway

[@grapeboi9256]

You forgot to aquire a taste for free form jazz

[@williammays9408]

Spongebob would be more of an Uncle Claudius

[@Argos-xb8ek]

I thought Spongebob a Justinian

[@konnosx1213]

Who would win? -The motherfucking Roman empire at the peak of their motherfucking Roman power - An angry celt lady in warpaint

[@zippyparakeet1074]

Historically? The Roman Empire. Boudica's thousands of strong force lost to a rag tag Roman army quickly composed of whatever could be mustered of the Roman forces in Britannia and sent to confront the rebels.

[@StrudelerOfTheTSociety]

Emperor Flavour Flav my boi, you got these burden things down!

[@metzyahrosenstein4827]

Anytime Honorius comes up I get a little bit sick in my mouth. RIP to the boy Stilicho.

[@LordWyatt]

Aetius: Look at what they did. Look how they massacred my Boy.😔

[@davidnelson9238]

I love the Halo 3 ODST version of this meme

[@BestWayKilla]

*(in Morgan Freeman narrator voice)* Honorius was not ready.

[@nathanlee5520]

FUCKING. SUBSCRIBED.

[@realDarkPeterson]

The burden of military and civil maintenance is a difficult thing to acquire a taste for. But a necessary thing.

[@formerctgovernordannelmall1452]

I don’t even play this game but this is a good fucking meme regardless

[@thechadtc7421]

I simply abandoned Gallia, Britannia and Africa, destroyed all the buildings and used the money to build up Italy and Spain.

[@Connor-yx4tv]

Subscribed. This was hilarious

[@michaelterrencefernandezli6688]

Fun fact: Nobody is actually ready when the *HUNS* knock on your border

[@cr3160]

I just pull back to Italy with 2 or 3 armies and retake the Empire from there. I know there are better ways to do WRE without doing that, but I'm not trying to minmax and the idea of Rome rising from the ashes was too good to pass up.

[@draqbush74]

I thought he is gonna say INCREDIMILIS!

[@FilipMoncrief]

More please :)

[@eliad6543]

Only played Rome II. Attila seems to be focused less on progress, and more on survival despite all the shit that's going on. Sounds cool and challenging, might play it at some point.

[@dorextime]

Imperator is looking good

[@doctortabasco]

My strategy is to retreat like a bitch, abandon all the settlements but a fucking lost island at the end of the world and start all over again.

[@yocid6604]

Eres uno de los mejores jugadores de los Total war que e visto

[@wilsontheknight]

I was expecting there to be an ass kicking

[@Finley1969]

"man, fuck missile cavalry" he is the one.

[@victorv1151]

I always end up quitting on the 4th turn, its not too hard... just too annoying.

[@WitcherGerd]

I just ditched every settlement other than all of Italy and Carthage, as well as the islands in the Mediterranean. Just stayed there isolated, building my economy and armies, and signing trade deals with small factions like Gaul and Britain.

[@duydome]

this is fine i'm okay with the events that are unfolding currently

[@mitchycool92]

People who don’t play Total War don’t understand just how based this is.

[@HyperEwok1]

Narrator: he was not ready

[@republicempire446]

I just make my evacuations of my all forces and make a defensive positions where entrances to Italy are choke points. I just only made upgrades of all settlements in Italy alone. That burning all lands and leave nothing for the hordes will help in the end.

[@crazyd4ve875]

0:45 spongebob turns into Timmy from Fairly Oddparents

[@khalifatrolling7084]

Flavius honorious augustus

[@MrSafior]

How to play as Aksum!

[@daevious_]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXK5oploqNiIe80

[@Almirante1741]

This is what I do: 1. Abandon all your territories except Hispania, Italy and the Mediterranean Islands 2. Form a defensive perimeter in the Alps roads and the Pyrenees, and build a garrison in Aquilea 3. Covert to paganism, so you won't have the Christianity penalties against the Huns 4. Defeat the barbarian hordes trying to enter in your territories 5. After stabilizing the situation, get a legion and conquer one province in Denmark/North Germany 6. Start making military buildings there, and use it as a base to spam legions and raze the barbarians' provinces 7. Never reseach the civilian technologies that block you certain technologies, as you will need to build aqueducts, libraries and stuff

[@mohamedelhaddade6371]

1 general named hilarious..am not joking

[@Fr0mDark2Light]

amazing.

[@alanbernhardt6167]

those faces fit perfectly

[@zippyparakeet1074]

After playing the Western Roman Empire and brutally losing, the Eastern Roman Empire was so refreshing and much more "balanced". Like it had the perfect level of difficulty. It was especially easier to get the economy under control and actually make good money. The borders were also better although the Sassanids were a big problem. I guess with the ERE it was a race against time to get your shit together before the collapse of the WRE so you're ready when attention turns towards you.

[@loods2215]

The burden of military and civil maintenance

[@tellder1]

When I first started playing Rome Total War I razed all the cities I conquered. Ecenomy was non-existant in late game...

[@FirstLast-cg2nk]

Ah yes, a tale as old as time: An empire that grew too large, too fast, and so it collapses from within as it tries desperately to hold what can't be held. In the earlier years of the Roman empire, the main reason that a single city could control so much of the world was specifically because of the fact that they kept their logistics firmly under control.

[@nicolasg7601]

First Last The Roman Empire didn’t “grow too fast”, it reached its full size throughout 500 years and was comfortable for like 300 years afterwards. The collapse came from instability in political organization and the decay/exploitability of urban centers. You say in the early years they kept logistics under control but the Late Republic was already almost as big as the empire would ever get.

[@HostileJabberwocky32]

No, the Roman Empire doesn't fit in that category the Mongols, the Umayyads and the Alexandrines did. Like the Ottoman, Byzantine and Neo-European Empires, the Romans converted cultures, organized successful civil administration in conquered lands, founded lasting cities and were the status-quo for half a millennia in Europe. In fact, the fact the first "non-seasonal" Empire is why it's so important to history.

[@someguy9293]

It's ironic, as Rome frist wanted to avoid growing to fast, so they slowly built an Empire. They learned from Alexander the Great, that if an Empire is to last. It needs time to grow. But because, of Roman Elites wanted to control the Roman Republic, it lead to Rome's downfall instead, as people like Ceaser, and Pompeii forced the Republic to grow faster then they would have liked, and it lead to Ceaser's Civil War, and to the Empire.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

It's what happens when rulers die with a bunch of territory and multiple heirs. The heirs would rather go to civil war than share peacefully. Also the Praetorian assassinations of Roman Emperors certainly didn't help.

[@someguy9293]

@@MK_ULTRA420 Rome's fate is like a Greek tragedy. A Republic that become, hijack by Political ambitions, from both the Elites, and Poor. As Rome grow, it's problem's grow with it, and the once mighty Republic, become a brutal conquering Empire. Even, though the Roman Empire had many good years, it evenly lead to it's own down fall, as the Empire became compatible, and overstretched. Too much land to hold, to few Soldiers to hold, and crippled Economy that never got fixed, or got much-needed attention. The Roman Empire, become Alexander's Empire.

[@cheesewizard3965]

“To win as the Romans, you must act like the Romans, xxxdickdestroyerxxx”

[@imperator7828]

nice

[@ric5963]

I burned every settlement outside of Italy and it worked like a charm

[@ettel8358]

As someone who has no idea what this is, I have no idea what this is

[@connorgolden4]

If only Majorian had retaken Carthage 😖

[@satrio303]

blame ricimer

[@connorgolden4]

White Album fuck Ricimer

[@frostgaming6925]

_INCREDIBILIS_

[@the_rose_garden01]

Game?

[@onitea1275]

Now say tax exemption!

[@harryblack5853]

nOW saY tAX ExeMtIoN

[@JacobBite]

thought this was a barbarian invasion meme, disgusted to find out its atilla

[@JM-dy4ty]

You thought it was a barbarian invasion meme when the title is literally called “how to play as the Western Roman Empire?”

[@praetorian9823]

Don’t forget the secret recipe! A classic among XCOM players. “We won’t tell if you don’t.”

[@thedon9247]

If you can handle the early game endless siege battles, it's not that bad. I did a Western rome campaign on hard difficulty and despite the constant sieges, it wasn't that bad. the only territory i actually abandoned was Britannia. 30-40 turns in i was ready to expand romes boundaries again, Despite endless assaults on my territories in Gaul.

[@dracodeanglicus3857]

So... smooth jazz?

[@NautilusROK549]

I play Attila so much but always play east too scared

[@KittSpiken]

Sure KZbin, why wouldn't this interest me?

[@raekor4747]

yeah okey, enough youtube for today :P

[@szkodaniegadac3827]

Patrick is Flavius Arcadius Augustus (east rome)

[@matthiasfsa]

Actually, I mopped the floor with every other faction. I ended up with such a massive income that I started transferring huge amounts of money to the Easter Empire, just to get them to do my dirty work in the East, while I was busy populating what today we know as Russia.

[@metaltriops5957]

Step 1: *You don't*

[@bleedingmasque.6193]

0:46 Vesuvius colorized

[@beauntea8356]

Only Total war players know...

[@GrasshopperKelly]

And I'm launching Attila I guess... F*** but it's 4am F*** it, I've no college and the missus is away (No this was not a joke, it says 4:16 on my watch while typing this, and the sun is coming up) Dx

[@7F0X7]

Please do one for Grimgor Ironhide...

[@cooley987]

Nobody searched this video.

[@warriyo445]

Hhh man this is so fun to watch

[@Zephyriia]

I just delete all my settlements and restart anew at roma lol like that u can also change the capital to rome!