This needs:

1) A Mac version
2) A PS3 version with mouse and keyboard support

Oh yeah, by all means don't stop. I did enjoy the story very much. Half the enjoyment of the story can be in the telling though.

Didn't make any notes my first time through, so no. That wasn't really the issue though. While it may have been a professional writer, I felt the writing quality was high school level at best. The writing in LA was good despite the odd typo, but I felt CoM was entirely different and didn't feel very...

If you have the Mac version, try the program called "The Cheat." Lets you grab and manipulate stuff direct from memory extremely easily (an idiot can do it successfully), including Legion Arena.

If you have the PC version, I dunno what can be done.

That's the only thing that disappointed me a lot about CoM. The writing was terrible, and that's not even taking grammar/spelling errors into account. Like, written by one guy the night before release terrible. May I suggest someone better the next time around. I volunteer myself (hey, I have a nove...

For me I don't use the charge-and-retreat at all unless I really must. A few guys seem to ALWAYS get caught and downed, or refuse to move and stay to fight even though the rest of the squad is halfway across the field already. Unless you're playing on normal, every cavalryman downed can be expensive...

Have you still not beaten it? :D If you do start over, try building this army: 1 Praetorian 6 Legionaries (focus on dealing with infantry) 3 Triarii (focus on dealing with cavalry) 3 Auxilia 3 Auxilia Archers 3 Auxilia Cavalry That's basically what I built my first time, except I replaced one unit o...

I just finished CoM. Wasn't TOO hard (except for 5th Ascension to Saturn which, after several defeats on NORMAL despite immensely superior strategy on my part, caused me to have a strong desire to drop nuclear weapons on the enemy). But still, much, MUCH harder than Legion Arena. I found Normal CoM ...