I played both "Rise of Rome" and "Fall of Rome" extensively, and won Rise with just about any Civ, but playing as Persia is fairly straightforward. I would LOVE to play Fall as the Eastern Romans, but playing as the Sassanids is fairly easy if you target the Huns as soon as possible.
The music is WAAAY cool and I'm still trying to make my Roman Reenactment society adopt it for shows :-)
"Oh, hey, this conquest is pretty fun. I managed to take out those damn Celts, Goths, Scythians, Carthaginians, and Greeks. Let's take a look at the ma--- Why is Russia purple?!"
@IlersichProductions I'm not Tomaniahailhynkel, but for me personally, I essentially missed diplomatic options we had in Civ4 - no corporations, spionage, religions, vassals, and very simplifyed government options. The lack of all that made the game play much more repetitive than that in Civ4. Also, city options were cut back.
On the other hand I really liked the concept of city states and the new combat system.
Something they should bring back from Civ3 are colonies.
@dziltener Yea civ 5 was a pandering to every little whinny comment left in their forums. They fixed some things and trimmed the game to the point were it is repetitive. Although i do like what they did with the great persons, culture crap and end to the tile of doom warfare.
It least Greece is mentioned somewhere in there. 'Greco' Roman. Yeah, I would still give a lot of credit to the Greece. But I must admit, Julius Caesar was pretty cool.
@chicseeker Oh, you're right. Rome was very organized. And for its reward, it was that same organization and belief in its superiority that caused its collapse. Where nature struck down a nation of "horse archers" (who conquered with just as much fervor), arrogance and false civility struck down another. I'm not saying the Romans sucked. I'm saying the Mongols were more than you give them credit for, just as falsely as the propagations of the Roman empire.
AHA! Finally found this music! I've been trying to find it for days now! I love this song!
It's actually the music played (the first half, anyway) on the start-up screen for the Road to War mod on Civ IV Beyond the Sword, plus background music during the Classical Era during regular Civ IV gameplay. I had no idea it was originally a Civ III song until I literally stumbled onto this just now.
@gman8744 Actually, it makes sense that Greek temples would be in Egypt because it was conquered by Alexander the great and after he died there were many Greek pharaohs.
this is on civ 4 as an era background song its amazing. it feels so epic and it gives you a look at an empire that stood strong when it was at its peak.
Rome got there ass handed to them due to there size, same as the Mongolians, Germen's. A lot of nations had this rise and fall, still Rome was badass.
Are you that uneducated? During the processsions from The Ancestor to Kublai, indeed, the Mongol nation was perhaps more united than any superpower that came before, and quite a few that followed. If not for disease, famine, and their lack naval superiority, they'd have done far more than history allowed. An un-united kingdom couldn't have dominated so many nations, one of which being the Sung empire. Your statement is insulting to a great deal of Eurasia's history. Dumbass.
Oh. No, I don't have BTS. I should go get that. Do you have conquests? It has some really awesome scenarios, and over-all produces the best game of civ 3 you will ever find.
Never played conquests, and i gave up civ 3 because of it's horrible system for corruption. Civ 4 takes some time getting used to, but if you do you'll never go back.
I tried to go back to civ2 in a rush of nostalgia, but no matter how great a game it was it can't compare to civ4.
I played both "Rise of Rome" and "Fall of Rome" extensively, and won Rise with just about any Civ, but playing as Persia is fairly straightforward. I would LOVE to play Fall as the Eastern Romans, but playing as the Sassanids is fairly easy if you target the Huns as soon as possible.
The music is WAAAY cool and I'm still trying to make my Roman Reenactment society adopt it for shows :-)
allanbojorgensen 4 months ago
I'm really good at playing Macedonia in the Rise of Rome, in one game I took over Persia, Egypt, Carthage, and even Rome! :D
classicrocker13able 7 months ago
@classicrocker13able do you played fall of rome
jor9njor9n 7 months ago
my favourite theme
jor9njor9n 7 months ago
This track is what you hear in the drill field of a Roman barracks.
Agent1W 8 months ago
"Oh, hey, this conquest is pretty fun. I managed to take out those damn Celts, Goths, Scythians, Carthaginians, and Greeks. Let's take a look at the ma--- Why is Russia purple?!"
FriedChckn13 8 months ago
@FriedChckn13 why was that? it's a long time since i played that scenario.
Dodec84 8 months ago
@Dodec84 So basically Persia colonized the entirety of Russia while I was actually in a few wars.
FriedChckn13 7 months ago
AVE CAESAR JULIUS! ET IN RESPUBLICA ROMA! *Does the legion salutation.*
navigationsavionics 9 months ago
NOSTALGIA NOSTALGIA
SirSanje 10 months ago 2
I miss the old songs from this civ 3 game in civ 4 and 5:(
chapynl 11 months ago
Civ 3 best.
FPSCreak 1 year ago 2
Many years later and this music still gives me shivers.
TeamIzlude 1 year ago 2
civ 3 the best civ
civ 5 is a fail
Tomaniahailhynkel 1 year ago
@Tomaniahailhynkel i thought 5 was pretty good
what didnt you like about it?
IlersichProductions 1 year ago
@IlersichProductions I'm not Tomaniahailhynkel, but for me personally, I essentially missed diplomatic options we had in Civ4 - no corporations, spionage, religions, vassals, and very simplifyed government options. The lack of all that made the game play much more repetitive than that in Civ4. Also, city options were cut back.
On the other hand I really liked the concept of city states and the new combat system.
Something they should bring back from Civ3 are colonies.
dziltener 9 months ago
@dziltener Yea civ 5 was a pandering to every little whinny comment left in their forums. They fixed some things and trimmed the game to the point were it is repetitive. Although i do like what they did with the great persons, culture crap and end to the tile of doom warfare.
Paladin1warrior 7 months ago
@dziltener I honestly cannot fathom why they got rid of colonies.
puertoricofree 1 month ago
@Tomaniahailhynkel civ 3 was awsome, civ 4 sucked, but civ 5 is more similar to civ 3 i really like civ 5
clipmaster30001 11 months ago
This song also plays in the World War 2 scenario of Civilization 4, right?
DoomZappo 1 year ago
@DoomZappo An enhanced version is the menu theme for that mod.
LinkMarioSamus 11 months ago
*FULL VOLUME*
=)
Donvalerio 1 year ago 3
It least Greece is mentioned somewhere in there. 'Greco' Roman. Yeah, I would still give a lot of credit to the Greece. But I must admit, Julius Caesar was pretty cool.
kirby28645 1 year ago
@chicseeker Oh, you're right. Rome was very organized. And for its reward, it was that same organization and belief in its superiority that caused its collapse. Where nature struck down a nation of "horse archers" (who conquered with just as much fervor), arrogance and false civility struck down another. I'm not saying the Romans sucked. I'm saying the Mongols were more than you give them credit for, just as falsely as the propagations of the Roman empire.
Hiragnei 1 year ago
nice music, this is epic!
Luver4Trance 1 year ago
this is the main theme for civ 4's mod road to war
darthvader815 2 years ago
Exterminate the horsefucking mongols.
Imhornydadcomeinside 2 years ago
This song seems to come from Caeser III
opianista81 2 years ago
AHA! Finally found this music! I've been trying to find it for days now! I love this song!
It's actually the music played (the first half, anyway) on the start-up screen for the Road to War mod on Civ IV Beyond the Sword, plus background music during the Classical Era during regular Civ IV gameplay. I had no idea it was originally a Civ III song until I literally stumbled onto this just now.
micfac08 2 years ago
Never knew this came from Civ 3, I hear it in IV all the time.
perfectcire 2 years ago
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mainkilla 2 years ago
I always thought that the building style of the Persian's or Zulu's would be more suited for Egypt...
Which brings me to another point; why do the Indian's have pagodas?!
Guard0985 2 years ago
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mainkilla 2 years ago
I don't really understand why Egypt was part of the 'Greco Roman' culture...
I guess we'll never know!
Guard0985 2 years ago
Well, Rome sort of took it over for a while, but i get your point, Egypt in my opinion was a seperate culture, and always will be.
mtdewramen 2 years ago
Well, egypt was ruled by a Hellenic dynasty for a very long time.
Bellator656 2 years ago
@Bellator656 then taken over by the romans eventually
adlex46 2 years ago
Yep Cleo was at least part Greek.
aznluvr7 2 years ago
@Guard0985
it was run by greeks. Cleopatra was a greek, a Ptolemy.
TangomanX2008 2 years ago
@Guard0985 Egypt does border the medeterranian, but still thats no reason to have Greek temples in Egyptain cities.
gman8744 2 years ago
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mainkilla 2 years ago
@gman8744 Actually, it makes sense that Greek temples would be in Egypt because it was conquered by Alexander the great and after he died there were many Greek pharaohs.
majinalastor 1 year ago
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This is on my iPod as well as the Sengoku theme :D
idahobuckeye 2 years ago
Wonderful, perfect for the rising of the classic civilizations... This track is in the Middle Age map too, represents Byzantium...
BeautyNeverFades 2 years ago
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mainkilla 2 years ago
this is on civ 4 as an era background song its amazing. it feels so epic and it gives you a look at an empire that stood strong when it was at its peak.
beatthecrowd001 2 years ago
I know it says Greco Roman but is this the same music they play during the Greek Campaign?
guineapig1234 2 years ago
greco=greek.
legorok37 2 years ago
True but Greek does not equal Macedon.
SpankBankLLC 2 years ago
The Civ III version of this song is cooler than the Civ IV version IMO.
SarothCyngus 2 years ago 28
For me, this song really tells a story, of the rise, prosperity and fall of the Roman Empire.
ImMaxi 2 years ago 29
yea, its epic.
CaptainCool07 2 years ago
Rome got there ass handed to them due to there size, same as the Mongolians, Germen's. A lot of nations had this rise and fall, still Rome was badass.
kite781 2 years ago
The mongolians was far from united dumbass.
Imhornydadcomeinside 2 years ago
Are you that uneducated? During the processsions from The Ancestor to Kublai, indeed, the Mongol nation was perhaps more united than any superpower that came before, and quite a few that followed. If not for disease, famine, and their lack naval superiority, they'd have done far more than history allowed. An un-united kingdom couldn't have dominated so many nations, one of which being the Sung empire. Your statement is insulting to a great deal of Eurasia's history. Dumbass.
Hiragnei 1 year ago
@ImMaxi Makes me feel like doing something EPIC and taking over another Civilization ;) LOL
matthewseelal 1 year ago
@ImMaxi For me, this comments really shows who you are. A fag.
danyjr 2 weeks ago
@danyjr For me, this comment shows who you are. A bored 12-year old who has nothing better to do.
ImMaxi 1 week ago 2
@ImMaxi Stop being a drama queen. Your comments are so feminine.
danyjr 1 week ago
@danyjr How so?
colin5070 1 week ago
This is from civ 4, classical age theme. Might have been from a scenario too thought.
FriendoftheDork 2 years ago
Nope. This is from civ 3 conquests.
thebellster 2 years ago
If so it is in both games as im 100% this is in civ4
FriendoftheDork 2 years ago
I have both games. Never heard it in civ 4.
thebellster 2 years ago
You have BTS? Open up the Road to War scenario and you will hear this music right away.
I also think I've heard it in a the classical age in a game. I haven't played Civ3 in ages so im certain that's not where I've heard this lately.
FriendoftheDork 2 years ago
Oh. No, I don't have BTS. I should go get that. Do you have conquests? It has some really awesome scenarios, and over-all produces the best game of civ 3 you will ever find.
thebellster 2 years ago
Yeah get it, awesome for scenarios.
Never played conquests, and i gave up civ 3 because of it's horrible system for corruption. Civ 4 takes some time getting used to, but if you do you'll never go back.
I tried to go back to civ2 in a rush of nostalgia, but no matter how great a game it was it can't compare to civ4.
FriendoftheDork 2 years ago
well one thing neither civ3 or civ4 achieved to match civ2, multiple maps scenarios, wich I loved (Sci fi and fantasy/midgard scenarios)
PTphoenixUK 2 years ago
Civ 4 BTS has both of those - and there are tons of fan-made scenarios for both civ 3 and 4 out there...
But yeah I played Civ 2 mostly for it's awesome scenarios, i liked the historical ones alot.
FriendoftheDork 2 years ago
ya some of the parts of this song where too long, but otherwise it is pretty good :)
irkiIIer 3 years ago