Change IV.

-Roman pilum is now no longer a precursor weapon thrown in the "charge" and can now be used more historically, with greater flexibility. Roman infantry can now use the pilum however they see fit -- either as "fire at will" to throw it at anything they see, such as in the defense (historical), or to specifically engage a an enemy with the missile "shoot here" type command. Keep in mind that can can (and should) turn "fire at will" off if you want to save their pilum for the right moment, and/or press "F" to enter/exit melee mode if you want to order hand to hand combat before pilum ammo is exhausted.

Change III.

-Corrected several slinger unit accuracy, mostly mercenaries, which were not consistent with the rest (I missed them in my first pass in Change II.)

Synchronization update.

Change II.

-Adjusted torch reload time further, now at 2x the speed again (for a total of 4x the original value), which is intended to make it require more time to ignite a gate.

-Adjusted the accuracy level of javelins, slings and arrows. In the original game all three had the same level of accuracy but now that is changed here so that javelinmen are the least accurate, archers are unchanged (and therefore the most accurate) and slingers are in between the two. The historical trade off here is that javelins cause the most damage and have the fewest ammo, while slings cause the least damage but have the most ammo, and bows have the most accuracy, and middle damage and ammunition level.

Synchronization update.

Synchronization update.

Synchronization update.

Change I.

-Made adjustements to siege artillery reload times, gun counts, accuracy, and ammunition quantities. Adjustments are mentioned in the description.