No, although you can pause single player games by pressing Esc to bring up the game menu. It is not clear why the developers decided to lock the camera. This can also be achieved by rolling the mouse wheel or pressing Page-Up/Page-Down. The camera height can be changed _slightly_ by altering the slider found under game options. 3.1.4 Can the map view be zoomed or rotated? Such a list may be found in section 3.2 of the game’s readme.htm file. I thought arrows from enemy archers/mounted archers inflicted a little more damage.” 3.1.3 Is there a list of keyboard shortcuts? Centurion, on harder difficulties: “The AI was employing better tactics such as flanking my archers by moving through woods, but the blatant change was that I had less troops starting and there seemed to be more enemy troops. RogueImpaler notes: “Enemy villages will produce lots more troops on hard also.” Less obviously, on harder settings the enemy’s AI (Artificial Intelligence) is better. The enemy generally has additional units on harder settings. For example, the first non-tutorial mission, Crossing the River Arar (see below), includes two units of Auxiliary Infantry and three Legionaries on “easy”, one less Auxiliary Infantry on “Normal”, and one less unit of Legionaries on “Hard”. 3.1.2 What do the difficulty settings change?ĭifficulty influences the size and makeup of your initial forces. There are a few opportunities during the campaign to use or train non-Roman troops, however there are no missions that use entirely non-Roman forces. There is only one campaign, which is based on Romans. 3.5.2 Do any multiplayer maps feature fortifications and castles?ģ.1 Setup and Interface 3.1.1 Can I play as Barbarians or Egyptians?.3.5.1 How do I chat in multiplayer games?.3.4.6 Can the protect command be used for buildings or areas of ground?.3.4.5 Can I build a fortress or village?.3.4.4 Can the fortress’s gate be repaired?.3.4.3 How do I move troops into towers?.3.4.2 How do I rebuild bridges without infantry?.3.3.11 Can I extinguish fires on war machines?.3.3.9 How does the hunters’ ambush work?.3.3.6 Why don’t troops retreat from battle?.3.3.5 Can I stop my troops ‘doing their own thing’?.3.3.3 What is the advantage of commanders?.3.2.5 What limits troop recruitment? Why can’t I train a certain unit?.3.2.4 What limits the number of units? What are Unit and Troop Control Points?.3.2.3 How do I train a Centurion or commanding officer?.3.2.2 What is the difference between a village and barracks, and how do I use them?.3.1.7 How do I change the width of formations?.3.1.4 Can the map view be zoomed or rotated?.3.1.3 Is there a list of keyboard shortcuts?.3.1.2 What do the difficulty settings change?.3.1.1 Can I play as Barbarians or Egyptians?.
COVER PRAETORIANS PC GAME MANUAL
Even if you do not have the manual it is possible to learn most of the game’s features from a combination of the tutorials and the readme file on the CD. The manual explains the basic interface, concepts and abilities. It does not specifically replace the manual. Your quest will not be easy, as the Empire is heavily defended by thousands of different troop types and war machines, all with special skills and individual strengths.This section contains answers to commonly asked gameplay questions. You will be transported back to the dusty battlefields of Egypt, the combat theaters of Gaul and finally to the heart of the Empire itself, Italy in the crusade to become Emperor. Praetorians is set amidst the political machinations of an emerging Roman Empire.
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