Like their legionary counterparts, auxiliary recruits were mostly. The third patch is due in beta form early next week, and should contain even more tweaks and fixes. The auxilia thus represented three-fifths of Romes regular land forces at that time. It’s not exactly perfect yet, but it’s a pretty encouraging step in the right direction. Head over to this news story if you want to read up on the rather massive list of fixes that Creative Assembly has made to the game. In case you missed it earlier this week, the second patch for Total War: Rome 2 is now out of beta and should auto-download on Steam. No more blindly sticking up buildings in provinces in the hope of getting those Hoplites. All you have to do is select the troop type you want in the drop-down menu (“spear infantry,” say) and the tool will do the rest. Rome 2 player Simon Tallmyr has put together a simple tool that allows you to hunt for Roman Auxiliary troops by unit type and colour-coded the relevant regions in the game. Thanks to a fan-created map, that’s now a whole lot easier to answer. Since the game’s release date, people have been wondering where exactly you get hold of each particular auxiliary type and how many different units there even are. You know how it is, you’re playing as Rome in Total War: Rome 2, but you’re struggling to figure out where to recruit all the different types of auxiliaries into your army.
So that’s where the Auxiliary Cavalry has been hiding.
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