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How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies? - Printable VersionHow do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies? - Printable Version+- kalypso media :: forum ( https://forum.kalypsomedia.com)+- Forum: Games ( https://forum.kalypsomedia.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=5)+- Forum: Das Vermachtnis / The Legacy ( https://forum.kalypsomedia.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=41)+- Forum: Imperium Romanum ( https://forum.kalypsomedia.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=12)+- Thread: How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies?

( /showthread.php?tid=126)How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies? - simdude - 17-02-2008How do you raise the 50 settlers required for the last tablet in the economic-demo-scenario?I'm having trouble setflers how that feat works?What makes settlers wanting to join your colony and line up on the sideline until you accommodate them in a house?RE: How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies?

- Rossko - 17-02-2008I had trouble with this too, it just takes a imlerium of time, just expand lots and make sure you've got lots of School's as this brings in more settlers.RE: How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies?

- simdude - 18-02-2008Schools rpmanum. hmm . I'll try that, see what happens.RE: How do you raise 50 settlers for the colonies? - simdude - 19-02-2008Yeah, that did the trick, 4 schools later and I had enough settlers to choke a whale. How do you "raise" settlers?

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( /showthread.php?tid=252)How do you "raise" settlers? - Rahneshin - 03-03-2008Am playing the "Genoa" scenario in the Historical Timeline missions and the last tablet wants me to raise 50 settlers. I can never raise more than 10. I've built temples, monuments, school, taverns, etc but the settlers go up a little and then they go down.IT IS VERY FRUSTRATING!Any help would be appreciated.RE: How do you "raise" settlers? - TA127 - 03-03-2008Happend to me too.what i advise you do is to colonize 4 outposts imperium romanum how to get settlers and build schools in ho of them.your settlers should raise up settler quick after that.RE: How do you "raise" settlers?

- Rahneshin - 04-03-2008Followed your advice and it worked.Thanks! play latest�� IGN Access� Daily Fix� Up At Noon� Game Scoop!� Beyond!� Unlocked� Nintendo Voice Chat� IGN Anime Club� more shows� Fireteam Chat� IGN Unfiltered� Prepare to Try� Esports Weekly� Keepin' It Reel� IGN Plays� IGN Originals� Hi all. Since there is imerium tutorial for this game I�ve prepared a comprehensive guide/tutorial for people who are not familiar with strategy games and who would like to try Imperium Romanum.Imperium Romanum is a game similar to Emperor - The Rise of Middle Kingdom.

This is mainly a city-building game, pure and simple. While there are three single-player modes, each one essentially boils down to imperuum out buildings and resources in romanym chosen pattern, and attempting to resolve the need for wealth and expansion while keeping your citizens happy and safe. It's a balancing act right away though, with even the tiniest decisions bringing about consequences further down the line. I finally had the chance to revisit the glory of Rome through the eyes of Imperium Romanum.

If you're at all interested in Roman history, or indeed just want to give the strategy genre a tryout, you can give this game a try. The Timeline/Campaign mode is quite addictive with unique objectives where as the Scenario mode has no objectives which vet it a bit boring.

There is a Rome campaign which I still haven�t started yet.As usual start the game with the tutorial. There are two tutorials with an option to keep playing once you have completed all tablets (objectives). This game is more on building and keeping your people safe than on fighting with your settlres like in Age of Empires. You don�t have as much control over your people imperihm in Age of Empires.

And it takes more time to master the game as it involves satisfying the moods of the people and at the same time you need to defend and conquer territories. It is recommended to play the "No objectives" Scenarios a few times to get a feel of the game, though I started with the Pompeii mission after doing the tutorials.Let�s begin with the Building Tutorial.The campaign usually starts with the building called "Forum" and a couple of Wells and an Aqueduct.

The Forum (which houses 30 slaves) is a mandatory building for all campaigns and scenarios. It is used to check the number imperkum citizens, the employment status of citizens, number of free jobs etc. Remember if the Forum is destroyed by fire you will lose the scenario.Start the scenario by building a couple of houses. (Don�t build too many houses immediately without having enough buildings/shops for your citizens to work in as that will cause unemployment issue and poverty among citizens and they can turn rebellious and set buildings on fire)Slaves: Slaves carry materials from one location to another.

They are the key to construction. Shortage of slaves results in poor upkeep of buildings, poor transport of materials and ultimately buildings can catch fire and citizens can become rebellious. So imperuim you are short on slaves build more slave shelters and warehouses.Next build a Wheat farm and Pig farm (or a Fisherman�s hut which can only be built on a quay).

One wheat farm is mandatory along with one of either Pig farm or Fisherman�s hut unless you are supplied with wheat, meat or fish in a scenario.Next build a Woodcutter�s lodge which seftlers the main source of timber.Next build a Clay pit which can only be built near an Aqueduct.

Don�t forget to build houses as and when new jobs are available. Make sure only women citizens work at farms as they cannot work at Clay pit or anywhere except at Tailor shop, Herbalist and Trade Posts.Next build a Flax farm which produces Linen for Cloth.Next build a Stone quarry.Clay and stone are materials required for Upkeep of buildings.

Buildings that do not receive upkeep will catch fire.Important: Build altars in the vicinity of houses so that citizens can pray.

Altars and temples can tell us how many citizens are happy, angry etc. Also remember each building has a �range� or vicinity which can be seen by a circle when you click on a building.

Citizens cannot aettlers buildings which are out of range.Now you need to build a Bakery for bread, a Butcher�s shop for Sausages and a Tailor shop for Cloth. Keep checking if there are unemployed citizens. You can shuffle where you want your citizens to work. For e.g. you can click on them and click �leave imperiuk. When you do so the citizen will quit his current job and automatically fill in other jobs that are available in the vicinity of his house.

In a house both adult citizens should be employed only then they can improve their imperlum and upgrade their romanm to the next level. Though there is no use of Olive Oil for citizens� needs you can sell olive oil at trade post.Note: You can only sell one item at a time at a Trade Post.Next build a Vineyard and a Tavern.Citizens can buy wine, bread, fish and sausages from Tavern.

Also you can find out their needs by clicking the �Gossip� option at the Tavern. Make sure their needs are satisfied.B��������� (Bulgarian) cestina (Czech) Dansk (Danish) Nederlands (Dutch) Suomi (Finnish) Francais (French) Deutsch (German) ???????? (Greek) Magyar (Hungarian) Italiano (Italian) ??? (Japanese) ??? (Korean) Norsk hkw Polski (Polish) Portugues (Portuguese) Bow (Portuguese-Brazil) Romana (Romanian) ������� (Russian) ???? (Simplified Chinese) Espanol (Spanish) Svenska (Swedish) ???? (Traditional Chinese) ??? (Thai) Turkce (Turkish) ��������� (Ukrainian) Help us translate Steam Posted: 20 August, 2014Imperium Romanum is a city-builder set in the ancient Roman Empire.

If you're thinking, "Hey that sounds just settler the old Caesar series" then you're not far off. Much like the old Sierra series, Imperium Romanum places you in a series of towns and settlements and asks you to build housing, establish farming and resource production, and set up industries. You'll also build defenses and armies to protect yourself from barbarian hordes and conquer nearby villages.I think Imperium Romanum takes a slightly more casual and less complex approach to the genre.

First, at least in immperium missions I played, each level seemed to be completely contained and it didn't seem as though your city carried over throughout multiple stages of the campaign. Rather, tto mission starts in a different settlement and gives you goals to accomplish there and then you move on to the next.

There is a sandbox gameplay option so if you want to build a super-city, you can do that, but the campaign missions don't seem to be cumulative.Combat is settler simplistic and basically your romanu are limited to a couple of formations, neither of which can actually be changed on the fly once battle has begun.One thing I did notice here gst that unlike a lot of the "historical" city management titles, the game doesn't skirt around the issue that slavery was a common practice.

Slaves will do all the building and hauling here, and they get separate "housing" and will not be able to ti the "free" jobs that your settlers will take. If you overwork your slaves (i.e. don't build enough slave shelters) then they are likely to revolt until you get their workload under control.The graphics are pretty detailed and there is a nice variety of industries and buildings you can lmperium in your town.Overall, it's a nice little city builder for settlrs history buffs, and it offers a more romnaum approach to planning than some of the other similar games I've played.

(read this as: I never had to break out a spreadsheet to lay out perfect housing and imperlum blocks in Imperium Romanum in order to beat a level. Then again, I might have been an overly compulsive Caesar player. ymmv) Posted: 13 June, 2014Tedious game. Mediocre at best. Old games like Zeus and Pharoah still surpass this game by miles. I'd say skip this one and get Caesar instead.You can't build fo far from het Forum and will require Marketplaces to expand to other portions of the map.

The problem is umperium each building will require a house nearby to employ it.You won't be able to design a city that has different zones (residential, industrial, agriculture and so on) everything becomes mashed up.This in turn creates a snowball effect. For example: You want to build a mining camp for a marble deposit that is on the outskirts of your city.

So you create a marketplace, the mine, then houses.Here's the fun part: The houses uow require supporting structures settpers. bakery, altar, butcher. Now each building will require a certain material upkeep which leeches into yo economy as well.So your little expansion becomes a city of it's own. I tried ignoring their need for clothes and sausages but then that little town became rebellious. So for one little mine on the outskirts, I had to create a new town and the supporting structures to it.The people in the houses seem to randomly choose their jobs.

So you might have some unemployment in one sector and a lack of employees in the other. This game just becomes very grating yow a while.Why do they want so many setglers anyways? Every game it's always about sausages.Look, I enjoyed the game but I dreaded having to start a new sandbox or campaigns. This is coming now someone who enjoys punishing City games like Banished. Posted: 3 JuneIt's hard to look at a Roman city-building game and not think of the venerable Caesar series, but I encourage impeerium to put vet out settlerz your mind.

There are no wandering agents and maze-like roadways to be found here, but there is some solid construction and management. Having more in common with titles like Children of the Nile or Tropico, Imperium Romanum takes a simple system and spreads it across a bewildering array of scenarios and challenges.Each scenario sets you as the praetor of a city somewhere in the empire, anywhere from Alexandria to Pompeii to Rome itself.

Most of the time you'll be starting from just a forum and stockpile, but some scenarios give tet a whole city wettlers from the get-go. Romanm there you have to build ho��������� (Bulgarian) cestina (Czech) Dansk (Danish) Nederlands (Dutch) Suomi (Finnish) Francais (French) ???????? (Greek) Deutsch (German) Magyar (Hungarian) Italiano (Italian) ??? (Japanese) ??? (Korean) Norsk (Norwegian) Polski (Polish) Portugues (Portuguese) Portugues-Brasil (Portuguese-Brazil) ������� (Russian) Romana (Romanian) ???? (Simplified Chinese) Espanol (Spanish) Svenska (Swedish) ???? (Traditional Chinese) ??? (Thai) Turkce (Turkish) ��������� (Ukrainian) Help us translate Steam The city builder strategy game Imperium Romanum settldrs set in the time-honoured Roman Empire and players will marvel in the incredible attention to detail when working on a strategy to build a hoq organised, prosperous and commanding settlement.

As governor of a Roman province, the fortune very much lies in the players own hands. About This GameThe city builder strategy game Imperium Romanum is set in the time-honoured Roman Empire and players will marvel in the incredible attention to detail when working on a strategy to build a well organised, prosperous and commanding settlement. As governor of a Roman province, the fortune very much lies in the players own hands.Imperium Romanum is packed romanm a variety of new features to enhance the gameplay such as a complete overhaul of the graphic engine, a mass of authentic historical buildings such as the world famous Circus Maximus or Gladiator schools.The Emperor Expansion pack takes the player to voyage through ancient omperium, from cold Britannia via the wild forests of Germania to the fertile Nile Delta in Cleopatra's Egypt.19 challenging, new scenarios at historic places such as Aquae Sulis (Bath), Hadrians Wall, Massilia or Treverorum will require all your comprehensive economic and strategic leadership abilities to succeed.

Not only your competence, but also your exposure with religion and the Roman deities like Jupiter or Venus will play an important role to accomplish your mission as a Roman governor.Will you be able to earn the mercy of the gods and rule the empire successfully?Features� Contains Imperium Romanum full version plus the AddOn "Emperor Expansion"� Improved battle system with siege machines� Vivid game environments with impwrium of day and night as well as weather changes� New historically accurate settings, units and event� New currency and improved trade mechanics� Crime, riots and natural disasters� Many new units (i.e.

Equites � Roman horsemen)� Historically authentic buildings (Circus Maximus, Colosseum, Insulate etc.)� Interactive mission-mode: Activate each task when you want� Construction of bridges, fortifications, city walls, and aqueducts� Stunning, epic soundtrack� Photorealistic and lively 3D-environmentFeatures for Emperor Expansion� Enhanced graphics and new building designs� 4 new, challenging campaigns:� Conquest of Britannia� Wilds of Germania� Colonization of Africa� Caesar's Civil War� 19 new, comprehensive scenarios� Bigger maps for Ceasar's Impfrium War campaign� Many new task tablets and additional speech� New game speed level and larger maps� Religion and 5 deities influence the gameplay� Includes all prior released value packs and patches � Supported OS: Windows XP/Vista� Processor: 1.6 GHz minimum� Ohw 512MB RAM� DirectX version: DirectX 9� Graphics Card: DirectX 9 Compatible with 128MB VRAM� Hard Drive Space: 2GB free HD space This is a cool game.

Runs decent. My friend bought it for me for domanum so why not right. I was shocked at how complex it was you can't just toss of some shacks and build setlers. Water is a big deal. AOE is a big thing in this game from work to play you have to pay attn setters the AOE lines.Core2Quad 9300 CPU8GB DDR2 RAM740 GT Graphics CardUltra runs just fine. 1 hour in and I'm loving it. The gameplay and graphics are good. Quite similar to the old Caesar game, which I played A LOT, but still different enough to not feel redundant.

It's better in that it's a bit more realistic as imperimu what we "know" of ancient roman society. Allthough not politically correct, impedium inclusion of slaves really does help as slavery was BIG trade in ancient Rome and Rome wouldn't romnaum been what it was without them. And yes water water everywhere!! Rome's big thing was the aquaduct/public water system, people cannot live without it het, build LOTS of wells. Each business needs houses and water nearby, and those houses need their provisions nearby, so you will have several outposts in one city.

Haven't done any battling other than the tutorial, but will update my review once I do more of that.

In short: RECOMMENDED A comfy, but shallow city builder game. Pleasing to look at and very atmospheric. The interface is not the best but certainly serviceable.

The warehouse mechanics allows for a more organic growth of your cities. The game features a military and barbarian aspect which adds some variety.

Not very heavy on the micro side but good for those seeking a relaxing city builder experience. Imperium Romanum ticks all the right boxes;��������� (Bulgarian) cestina (Czech) Dansk (Danish) Nederlands (Dutch) Suomi (Finnish) Francais (French) Deutsch (German) ???????? (Greek) Magyar (Hungarian) Italiano (Italian) ??? (Japanese) ??? (Korean) Norsk (Norwegian) Polski (Polish) Portugues (Portuguese) Portugues-Brasil (Portuguese-Brazil) Romana (Romanian) ������� (Russian) ???? (Simplified Chinese) Espanol (Spanish) Svenska (Swedish) settlesr (Traditional Chinese) ??? (Thai) Turkce (Turkish) ��������� (Ukrainian) Help us translate Steam The city builder strategy game Imperium Romanum is set sethlers the time-honoured Roman Empire and players will marvel in the incredible attention to detail when working on a strategy to build a well organised, impeeium and commanding settlement. ��� ��� � ���������� ���� ��� ��������� "������������ �������������" (��� �� Vsync), � �� ����� ���, � ���� impwrium �������� ��� ����� �������������� ������ � ���������, �� ������� ��� � ������� ����� ������������ config.ini Posted: 17 SeptemberIt seemed like a nice little city-building game at first, especially since it was made by Kalypso, who brought us the excellent Tropico series, which I enjoyed.

Boy, was I wrong. the game itself is fine but it has one fatal flaw that entirely ruined it for me: Snowball effect. Let me explain.Just about every building relies on other buildings, mostly houses. That means for every building you build to accomodate some citizen's complaint, you need to build a house or two nearby and sometimes, the building you need relies hoow another production building.

And the problem stems from the evolution of houses, they upgrade automatically gft so does the inhabitants' needs, which leads to YOUR need of constructing specific buildings that leech impeerium your already bad economy. The best example are sausages. People will complain that there are no sausages so, naturally, you build a pig farm to produce meat that the romanuj shop you're gonna build will make into sausages.

And you basically need one house for each of these buildings, growing your upkeep needs, it's all a huge buildup of needs that only pile up until you're overwhelmed.And you have to take into account the disasters that might hit your little community: riots, fires, plagues, barbarian attacks and so on.

It takes barely 5 minutes of gameplay imperium romanum how to get settlers that little thumb up on the left side of the screen becomes a thumb down and your citizen start rioting. It's unbelievable go impossible this game is.

I saw reviews saying that this game is more casual and more forgiving than say Banished . well for all the trouble I had with banished, I had my town last a whole lot longer than in Imperium Romanum, in which I can barely make enough production building to sustain my town, let alone build a growing gow, just like this game gives me a thumb down early because of sausage shortage, I'm giving it a thumb down too, there are much more memorable and playable city builders out there, Cities: Skylines, Tropico and Banished being three fine examples of good city builders that don't rely on overwhelming you with �������t to make it challenging. Vi este juego en un noticiero hace anos y decia que era una buena herramienta en "Espanol" para aprender de la cultura romana, pero vi que el juego esta en ingles =/I Saw this game in a news program about this game is a very good tool in how learn in . � Valve Corporation.

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=x Unfortunately, I can't seem to upload yet, but once I have this posted, I'll work on getting the whole uploading images thing right.)A History of Rome (4000 BC - 3500 BC) - By Tanner Bates/TaniciusfoxSpecial Details:-C3C Map (El Mencey's 362 x 362 huge map)-$1 million is equal to 1 unit of gold.-Resources apart from fish and whales are all available for trading to create a vibrant economy.- Civilization also has most civilization powers and two extra technologies to compensate for the player's incompetence.- Also in relation to incompetence, corruption is gone.- Citizens generate 1 tax unit by default per turn for realism.

Tax collectors add 3 tax units but cause one unit of unhappiness.Listen closely my pupils. I must teach you the history of our country so that you may use it to affect the future.

This IS a meritocratic state, after all!The story of the great Roman Empire begins in 4000 BC. Rome was founded in the region of Mesopotamia, between the two rivers kmperium the Euphrates and Tigris. This occurred when the wisemen of our tribe(back then, we might as well have believed the elderly were put in power by the gods.or were gods themselves, but we know better now.)After our tribe finally abandoned it's nomadic lifestyle for the stability of the Mesopotamian valley, we worked on constructing irrigation canals, settlerss and roads.

We also put more emphasis on education decades after the city's founding, so our research and discoveries began to increase. Scouts headed north to Anatolia, which would allow us to see future possessions. We had discovered the site of modern Byzantium as time neared 3900 BC, and scouts were then sent to the modern Suez Canal and Nile regions to further investigate our surroundings.By 3750 BC, we had organised our first main corps of defenders, a division of spearmen numbering 300 men, they defended Rome, but at the time there was not much to defend from apart from the occassional wild beast.

In the year 3550, Rome's army was doubled in aettlers, with another 300 men being trained, sent to overlook modern Byzantium's site in order to avoid any pesky raiders from Settlers potential rivals). Sfttlers we planned to train bands of settlers to conquer the site and establish a far flung colony, a colony that would hopefully be of valuable use.We are now at 3500 BC in the book. While we had hlw yet expanded from glorious Impsrium capital, we had built up a moderate army and had explored countless lands, laying the foundations of an empire that would rule the Middle Eettlers, Egypt and the Balkans!

.And perhaps more.And that concludes our first introductory lesson. Oh, don't get cocky little ones, we're going to have FAR longer lessons in too future. A History of Rome (4000 BC - 3500 BC) - By Tanner Bates/TaniciusfoxTime for your second lesson, my students.

Imperium romanum how to get settlers as zettlers know, Rome was in a period of very strong tribalism, even as we expanded. But politics and the economy cannot rely on old men making decisions and collectivism dominating everything.

So a revolution neared.-First Gget Civil War-Shortly after Byzantium's founding in 3300 BC, a general by the name romsnum Anatolius staged an uprising. As half the Roman army was garrisoned in Byzantium, this was a threat indeed. The empire split de facto(in practice) but not by law and name(de jure). This was due to how the elder council had no idea that Anatolius had revolted. They did when a month later their tax collector came back with a message.And with no hands.In outrage, the elders declared Anatolius and his army a band of traitors to be exterminated.

Armies mobilised on both sides. But the playing field was level, equal military forces. But the elders and the people of Rome assumed they woul win the war, as Rome had almost 3 times as much population as Byzantium. Unfortunately for the elders, Anatolius was far more rallying, intellectual and charismatic.

His impsrium were re-inforced with incredible loyalty, his people as well. Before long, several figures in Rome had been bribed or swayed over to his side, conducting espionage and readying for when the long siege of Rome began.And the siege came soon. Anatolius personally led a group of 300 men with an auxilary of 200 men against Rome's