This morale (and more) can now be gained by supplying diverse food at the Supply post. Reduced morale gain granted by the Military academy building.Only one Supply post can be built on a map. Multiple types of food provide a morale bonus. Lack of food causes morale penalties and slows down recruitment.

A supply post sends a walker to collect food from granaries. Food is supplied through a new building, Supply post.

Towers(2dn/mo), small temples(4dn/mo), oracle(4dn/mo), large temples(4dn/mo), Lighthouse(30dn/mo), Forts(20dn/mo), Grand Temples(100dn/mo), pantheon(100dn/mo). Buildings affected (prices listed for Hard and Very Hard difficulty): Certain buildings now require levies: additional monthly upkeep in denarii.This is a small list of what I consider to be changes to the game that you NEED to know, the list is non-exhaustive. This guide is now mostly obsolete due to how much Augustus improve the game. There is NO reason for anyone, beginner and advanced players, to play without Augustus.Īugustus permits you to play without any of its improvement, turning essentially into Julius, giving you the same game as the original but with bug fixes and UI improvements, allowing you to alt-tab without the game exploding and crashing amongst other fixes. 'The aim of this project is to provide enhanced, customizable gameplay to Caesar 3 using project Julius UI enhancements.Īugustus is able to load Caesar 3 and Julius saves, however saves made with Augustus will not work outside Augustus. The goal of Augustus, a fork of the Julius project, is to go beyond just recreating Caesar III and to actually improve and implement changes to the game. This means that the saved games are 100% compatible with Caesar 3, and any gameplay bugs present in the original Caesar 3 game will also be present in Julius.' The goal of the project is to have exactly the same game logic as Caesar 3, with the same look and feel. You can buy a digital copy from GOG or Steam, or you can use an original CD-ROM version. Julius will not run without the original Caesar 3 files. 'Julius is a fully working open-source version of Caesar 3, with the same logic as the original, but with some UI enhancements, that can be played on multiple platforms. It took 10 years for this project to reach completion, a MASSIVE undertaking by Bianca van Schaik, a god amongst men. The goal of Julius is to remake the game from scratch so that it is possible to run it on current computers and into the future, with some UI enhancements. Many parts of this guide has been made OBSOLETE thanks to the Julius & Augustus open-source projects. I never play Caesar III without Augustus, trust me, you want to read this!

Caesar 3 game cover