JULII STARTING POSITION GUIDE - Game Guides - Rome: Total War 

I find that one of the best strategies for the Julii is combining basically all your units, attacking segesta while you build a few more biremes, then try to capture Carthage, which is surprisingly easy and that gives you another very powerful city.

Gods... I hate Gauls

Taking the area to immediately to the east (dalmatia, illyria and pannonia)are easy enough to defend using the river crossings and forts. Out of those three dalmatia and illyria are gold producing provinces so their trade income can be fairly significant once they can start building decent ports and roads.

Every problem people have with the Julii can be fixed if you take Carthage. You basically can lock the scipii out of getting territory. I even took Sparta after Carthage and got a good foothold in each of the other Roman territories and it made fighting them pretty easy

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Thank you so much for this clear and inspirating guide, so hyped for my next try on replaying this game!!

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Your videos are great dude..adding more tips and info on the game..i used to play rome total war in my pc years years ago on my PENTIUM IV..but now its obsolete..so i play rome total war on my android fone still great till now...especially now i got additional info on your videos that i didnt know before since i play on my pc..awesome dude.👌👍

I see two ways to play the julii, go west and take gaul, spain and than take out the britons and germania, by this time marian reforms will have happened and civil war is going to be close.... The other way would be to still fight the barbarians but also trying to expand in africa and greece because there's richer cities and also to weaken the other romans.... altough it kind of makes the civil war very easy and anti climatic

In my VH/VH difficulty Julii campaign, I found that it's entirely possible to cut off both the Scipii and Brutii factions' expansion paths. The first thing you do is load Flavius, Lucius and their armies onto your starting fleet and ship them towards Caralis and Lilybaeum. If you're fast enough, you can snatch Syracuse from the Greeks before the Scipii show up. After that, North Africa is yours to take. You also have to immediately build a port in Ariminum and ship Vibius and Quintus off to take all of Greece starting with Salona and Thermon. I wasn't able to take Appolonia because the Brutii got there first. The one problem with the plan is that I had delay my expansion into Gaul for until I could train up another force in Northern Italy. It does pay off though because it makes the civil war later on much easier.

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I really don't see what the point is in having high taxes early game. Unless it's on one of the richest cities in the game it's probably not gonna make any difference (the 300 more gold your earning is literally nothing) and it means you have to wait longer for high tier units

Nice vid! When is the next Germania episode coming out?

Thank you

As an absolute beginner, I don't know how to move troops. I need help on basic controls on the iPad before I can do what you describe in this video. Could you help, please?

Guide on all types of agents for rome?

Another thing I like to do once I take Mediolanium and Patavium is to lower their tax rate and encourage the population to grow. Due to their naturally high population growth, I will crank out peasant armies from these cities and send them to the cities deeper into the barbarian frontier to build them up faster. This greatly alleviates one of the inherent weaknesses the natural expansion direction of the Julii has... namely the territory they conquer being so poor and sparsely populated. You'll still make more money from trade if you conquer Greece and North Africa, but at least you won't be too disadvantaged economically this way when the civil war comes if you decided to let the Brutii and Scipii expand in their natural directions. A bold move would be to lock down Africa and Greece first and then use that wealth to build up the barbarian territories you then conquer in your own direction since they will be easier pickings than Pontus and Egypt. Then the civil war will be over with pretty quickly.

Get those wonders that give income and cost reduction bonuses.

You should always maximize groth by keeping taxes low, more people = more tax.

On VH I always try to beat Brutii and take Sparta, Corinth, Athens first...leave on the boats with faction leader and every unit except the other generals, one hastatii, and the town watch...you can still take Segesta and fight Gaul with Generals and one unit of Hastatii 😆 🤣

It's compatible with xiaomi 11T?

Spain and Thrace tend to remain allies until LATE game, so just be a good diplomat and dont start wars but end them. and you should have a near subjugated/ allied province in the west. spain is far to take over, and alot of money will be saved in subjugating them or blocking them with a strong army at the northern entrance to spain>

I would capture all the port towns.

Lol i started war directly with Britain's and now it's too tough to fight with them and I am playing on Android

Oof I went straight to the Macedonians for attacking.

I occupied Gaul and Hiberia, but also Carthago, Spartha, and Athens.. I believe that Greece, Anatolic Paeninsula and the East have richer cities ans more resources for your armies.

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