Сори, но не е така. Някой от фракциите не се отключват дори като ги биеш на имперската. Нямат си нито филмчета в началото нито са разработени добре като брой единици и разнообразие на войската.
Не са били предвидени за игра с тях.


Това е извадка от ръководството на играта:
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3.0 Factions
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[3.1 Playable Factions]

Roman Factions (Julli, Scipii, Brutii, Senate)- they have strong units of
every type and once the Marius Reforms occur; you get new improved units
which overpower most other units in the game. A benifit about picking the
roman factions is that you have three allies throughout the game until
you decide it is time to take over rome. The combined might of rome can
easily overpower any of the other factions.

Julii-This faction starts next to the Gauls, which are no match for your
Roman armies. Most of the Gaul units are light infantry. Taking over the
Gaul cities quickly gives an early boost to your econonmy and overall
growth.

Brutii-This is another easy Roman faction to play. You have the Greek
and Macedonian phalanxes to face against early in the game. If you
play to the weaknesses of the phalanx, you will have no problem quickly
growing your faction. A benifit of choosing the Brutii is the religius
structures you can build which increase the experience of units trained
in that city.

Scipii-A somewhat challenging faction to play. You have to deal with
volcanic eruptions and your expansion is mainly south towards
Carthage.

Egyptians-they have good spearman and foot archers as well as chariots
which can come in handy. They are also very strong economically and
are usually near the top of the faction lists, a very easy nation to
play. Conquer the weak Seuclids to the north before they can build
a strong army with their superior variety of units. Don't trust anyone
but keep a small army to protect your border to the west because
the neumidians may invade you. Once you start to win in the east
start attacking in the west.

Seleucids-The Seleucids have strong phalanxes and cavalry as well as
elephants. Their variety of units is their strength. If you can stop
the Egyptians to the South and work on conquering the Parthians to
the West, you have a chance of surviving with this challenging
faction.

Carthage-This nation has a strong unit selection as well as elephants.
This factions strength is in its cavalry and its elephants. Use the
cavalry to surprise the enemy from different sides and destroy
the Roman legions with your elephants.

Parthians-The Parthians have strong cavalry but weak infantry. Their
best units are the mounted archers and the cataphracts, which are
heavily armored cavalry. Use your mobility to your advantage
in order to win battles.


Gauls-The Gauls have strong close attack infantry but weak cavalry. They
are surrounded by enemies with stronger units and have a tough time
growing. The Germans Britons and Julii are all on this factions borders.
Pontus-light infantry, heavy cavalry, phalanx, and chariots


Germans- The Germans have strong axmen but limited cavalry. Most of their
territory is covered in forests so you must use these to your advantage.
Hide armies to ambush passing enemies so you gain a strong advantage in
battles.


Greeks-The Greeks have hoplite phalanxes and missile units, but limited
cavalry. They posess one of the strongest units in the game, the
Spartians. The face the Macedonians to the north and the Roman Brutii
to the west. Your first order of business should be dealing with the
threat of the Macedonians who are right on your backs.


Britons- A strong barbarian faction with strong infantry and
chariots. This is probably the strongest of the barbarian nations because
of its units. This nation can overpower the other barbarian factions
and will become a strong power later in the game if played intelligently.


[3.2 Non Playable Factions]


Macedonians-they have hoplites and pike phalanxes. They start out near the
Greeks.

Armenians-many different types of cavalry but weak infantry

Dacians-many close combat infantry, but weak cavalry

Numidian-light infantry and camel mounted specialists

Scythians-strong cavalry, weak infantry

Spanish-mix of barbarians and organized infantry

Thracians-mix of hoplite phalanxes and barbarians, but limited cavalry

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Случайно да знаеш някаква успешна стратегия срещу бойни слонове? Аз опитах прасетата, само че е много хаотично, интелекта на играта е доста тъп на моменти и не ми изпълняват заповедите правилно. Хукват и се забиват в коя да е противникова единица независимо че съм ги натирил конкретно към слоновете.

В първия пач на играта са намалили силата на слоновете но аз не мога да го приложа за момента щото играта не ми е оригинална.
По-добре да ми пратиш бележка да не изприщваме Рохерин и Аданедел и да не отегчаваме другите форумници.
Поздрави!