LET'S PLAY!: I am Caligula

[LtlMacMcG]

Around the first 1 hour of playthrough from an unbiased source with commentary for both entertainment and to inform purchasing decisions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGxEVPtpKKc&feature=youtu.be

[Lato]

Caligula loves his dear sister Drusilla, try visiting her room when you feel lost and alone.

[LtlMacMcG]

Originally posted by Lato:

Caligula loves his dear sister Drusilla, try visiting her room when you feel lost and alone.

Ok, i will...thanks. My biggest advice isn't to handhold the player, but to give a better indicator of where to go next to continue the story. If you are going to have such a large play area its fine....but the main quest path should be more clear and the large area should have meaningful things to discover....just my 2 cents.

[Arachnade]

Originally posted by LtlMacMcG:

Originally posted by Lato:

Caligula loves his dear sister Drusilla, try visiting her room when you feel lost and alone.

Ok, i will...thanks. My biggest advice isn't to handhold the player, but to give a better indicator of where to go next to continue the story. If you are going to have such a large play area its fine....but the main quest path should be more clear and the large area should have meaningful things to discover....just my 2 cents.

Or even if caligula gave a hint to where you need to go after a certain ammount of time passes.

[Savage_Mom]

Re: Starting dead Emperor - Tiberius, 42 BCE - 37 CE, who by all rights was quite a fine guy who never wanted to be emperor, at the end of his life isolated himself on the isle of Capri, reportedly diving into a pedophilic flesh pile. The last three(?) years of Tiberius' reign, Caligula lived on Capri w/Tiberius. Many surmise Caligula killed Tiberius, grown tired of his debauchery and waiting for the old man to die.

[LtlMacMcG]

Originally posted by LupinaPets:

Re: Starting dead Emperor - Tiberius, 42 BCE - 37 CE, who by all rights was quite a fine guy who never wanted to be emperor, at the end of his life isolated himself on the isle of Capri, reportedly diving into a pedophilic flesh pile. The last three(?) years of Tiberius' reign, Caligula lived on Capri w/Tiberius. Many surmise Caligula killed Tiberius, grown tired of his debauchery and waiting for the old man to die.

I love history, WWII in particular, and do know a bunch about the Roman Empire....but not in the detail you do!! Do you have a website or something? I would love to learn more!

I am still, to this day, trying to figure out if Julias Ceaser was the man history says he was......part of me respects him a great deal and thinks he had vision well beyond his era. I also very much am beginning to like Octavian Ceaser the more I llearn about him. Don't get me wrong....they were ruthless bastards....but to be fair.....that was sort of par for the course in those days.

Also, as a modern Army vet, I can actually relate *a little* with the Roman veterans and how they felt at the end of the Gaulish wars.

[Lato]

I updated the combat in the forest section you talked about. Let me know what you think.