There probably would have been an easier way using the map editor or similar. A multiplayer modpack made by Djcool Crusader You need all of the minor civ dlcs and the main expansions Mods Included : Vox Populi Full modpack with. Nonetheless I decided having one file covering the entire map would be best, so I used Photoshop to create this huge map. Dj Civ 5 Vox populi modpack - Single/Multiplayer. When making the I Missed That Day in History Class Steam achievement I found the screenshots extremely useful: So I could plan my attacks, disembark all units (including catapults), attack the city and conquer it in one turn. So I started the game with each playable civilization and took screenshots of their empires (about 30 overall). As I couldn?t find one, created one myself.

Naturally I went online, seeking a map of this scenario. It would be good to know how far you may go in order NOT to be bombarded by cities and/or enemy units garrisoned in cities.Īlso you could use a map to find the best strategy to place your units when attacking cities. While I was playing the Civilization 5 Scenario “Fall of Rome” I often thought it would have been handy to have a map of the scenario. There’s an updated version of the Fall of Rome Map, this time it’s not uploaded here, but published as a Steam Guide! 🙂 Check it out and download the map here:

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