This is a campaign about the history of the Seleucid Empire. Lead the heirs of Alexander the Great during their efforts to establish the empire and secure the power of the dynasty!
Even the campaign is now released, I will make further improvements in the future. Also I will add historical descriptions for the missions. I would be happy, if you offer feedback :) It is really appreciated and will be considered in future updates :)
Update 4/5/2018: major balance improvements for missions 3 and 6, minor balance improvements for the missions 1,5,7 and 8.
Update 5/4/2018: further improvements of missions 3,6 and 8.
[Edited on 05/04/18 @ 05:57 PM]
Lateralthinker
Posted on 11/20/18 @ 10:21 AM
Even on the easiest setting I find game 8 impossible!
Decius Flavius File Author
Posted on 01/09/19 @ 08:08 PM
Thank you for your feedback! I will adjust mission 8 in the near future, when I have time for it and reupload it.
Edit:
Update 1/14/2019:
Mission 8 should hopefully now be easier, because you can gain earlier access to the second base!
[Edited on 01/13/19 @ 06:38 PM]
Kohbz
Posted on 01/29/19 @ 04:27 AM
Hi Decius,
Firstly thank you for developing this campaign. It's tough work with minimal praise and feedback. Really enjoying your campaign so far (currently at mission 5)
I like the difficulty, I personally find it tough - but not unbearable.
My favourite aspect is the historical basis for the campaign. Despite there being some great fantasy maps out there, they're really not my thing.
The maps in this campaign are sufficiently varied and keep players interested. Although, I've found some objectives difficult to interpret i.e. which building do I need to destroy on maps; some flags/environmental indicators here -- would be helpful.
Also as you mentioned in your first post, I'd love to see some historical descriptions for the missions: as this feels like a must have for any historical campaign. I recently downloaded again as you said the campaign had been updated: but alas my most wished for item hasn't yet been included :( I remain hopeful my friend. Keep up the great work.
Posted on 03/29/18 @ 07:50 PM 
