or boarding tactics. Doing so in Rome II, however, is a recipe for unnecessarily high losses and even perhaps battles lost by a heavily-favored player force. It is extremely common for players to discard
Interface and controls. Both the interface and controls during naval battles are almost the same as in case of battles fought on the land. The biggest change is replacement of the run button with the one allowing you to switch between ramming and boarding.
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4 Dec 2014 I made a thread asking this same thing quite a few months ago, but since a lot of patches have been released since then I figured it was only right to start up another thread on the subject. I'm playing as Carthage and have had a few naval engagements, notably 2 full stacks of Roman transports vs about 16
13 Sep 2013 Hello Everyone, After hearing so many complaints about naval battles I decided to write some strategys and facts giving basic knowledge to those who have no fun or cant win at the moment. Maybe I even turn it in a guide later. Factions: There are basicly two types of navies. The barbarians and the greek
Ranged units are very powerful in Rome II (in field battles and in naval engagements). Assault ships are best in a supporting role. If the enemy outnumbers your navy and has lots of ranged units, they can damage your marines and make your ships rout before you can engage them. The speed buff allows
In rome 2 there are 3 tactics for naval battles, ramming, boarding, and kiting. Of these ramming is by far the easiest to perform and see results from. To best pull off ramming you want a navy with high speed and good hull strength, you prioritize

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