These are also fantastically animated, bowing before throwing their heads back to roar at soldiers or other animals

These monumental beasts, marching in herds, I found to be the most impressively animated of all, bending their trunks up on their heads to scratch and feeding themselves with their trunks Lumbering and huge, wild boar move slowly and can be seen grazing or trotting around the edges of the field. Sometimes seen in little packs with cubs racing across the battlefield to escape, they are also sometimes seen in pairs around deer (though I have never seen them attack) For some reason does and fawns are much more common than stags. These are the most common wildlife in Rome 2 (apart from birds) and can be spotted on most battlefields. I am allowed to attach 10 images in one post (right click and open each in a new tab to see it best, don't click to enlarge). elephants (different sizes, but all Indian, even the ones named African elephants)Д®dit: go to page 3 of the thread for pics of every animal There are 2 main classes of animals in Rome 2: wildlife and battle animalsДЄll the animals I have spotted so far are: This is one of the areas in which R2 does knock the other TW games out of the water: early games had birds, and deer and whales were in S2 battles, with a bear in the woods on the campaign map, but nothing like this.Д«y all means, if there are animals I have missed and you have spotted, please mention them This thread is devoted to the animals in Total War: Rome II, and showing the lengths CA has gone to to populate the world. The diversity of animal species is not the only impressive thing, but also the appropriate animations made for each and the separate models within each species. You will probably have noticed the occasional animal family strolling across the battlefield in Rome 2, or distant birds circling in the sky, but take a closer look and you can find an impressive wealth of detail CA has included in order to make their ancient world feel immersive and realistic.

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