Various battle-map improvements to help the Battle AI use siege equipment more effectively.
Fix for a Battle AI bug where units could not find a path to a wall-breach, if a gate was captured before entering city.
Fixed several battle AI issues in naval settlement assaults which caused disembarked units to go idle and not join the battle.
Reduced lag during AI turns in Multiplayer Campaign mode.
custom or multiplayer, not campaign battles).
Fixed replay de-sync for siege battles initiated from the frontend (e.g.
Technical and performance improvements: Battle What does the changelog hold this time? “A number of battle maps no longer feature snow during Spring, Summer and Autumn,” for one thing. It contains fixes relating to the Hannibal at the Gates expansion, but you don’t need to own that to make use of this.Īnyway, enough about how to get hold of it. When the official version of patch 12 is released, Rome 2 should also update itself automatically over the beta patch. You can opt out later on if you feel like it. Steam should start downloading the beta patch automatically. Once you’re in that tab, select “update12beta” from the drop-down list. To get yourself hooked up with the beta, right-click on Total War: Rome 2 in your list of Steam games, navigate to “properties” and then find the betas tab in that window. That means you can download it early (at risk of some teething troubles) and try out the changes early. Well, it’s released a beta version of the upcoming patch 12. While I’ve been busy fighting my way through Rome 2’s Second Punic War for the Hannibal at the Gates review, Creative Assembly has released more patches. Another beta patch charges down the Rome 2 hill.
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