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Contents StoryThe game takes place after the events of, and perhaps after. The player buys the infamous and uses it to maintain a of their own.The player takes on the role of a and one of their in battle. The player must buy, train, and equip a 'stable' of warriors and send them to the arena to fight other gladiators.As the story progresses, the player can face stronger opponents and gain better rewards. The goal is to become as famous and prestigious as possible, while maintaining both a and its Gladiators.Gladiator stylesSword and Shield - A highly defensive style with medium range and power.(, or ). Think 'reality' when making one of them. Make a battle tank Murmillo with low mobility and high defense then counter strike, or a more mobile, light weight, Thraex. Samnite Gladiators can’t be made until level 10-15.

This style is used by Oenomaus in the game. His shield varies in size from to.Dual Swords - High speed, low defense, medium range and power. You can either go with Sicae, Gladii or Thracian swords.

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Dual-Daggers - Most agile, but short range, low power and defense. (Similar to Dimachaerus, see or ). Two-Handed Hammer - Great power, medium range, low defense and speed. ( style). Two-Handed Sword - All-around class.

They wield either a two-handed Spatha, Falx, or Broadsword. Rating: 233, Health: 94, Defense: 59, Damage%: 1462. Spear & Shield Vs.

Dual SwordsRating: 290, Health: 94, Defense: 93, Damage%: 1603. Any Style Vs. Two Handed SwordRating: 366, Health: 111, Defense: 93, Damage%: 1964. Sword & Shield Vs.

Dual SwordsRating: 383, Health: 117, Defense: 93, Damage%: 1955. Any Style Vs. Two Handed SwordRating: 420, Health: 119, Defense: 97, Damage%: 2216. Dual Swords Vs. Dual SwordsRating: 428, Health: 125, Defense: 111, Damage%: 226Final Recuitable GannicusRating: 458, Health: 132, Defense: 114, Damage%: 241Agron1. Any Style Vs.

Dual DaggersRating: 183, Health: 92, Defense: 89, Damage%: 1402. Dual Daggers Vs. Dual DaggersRating: 254, Health: 92, Defense: 89, Damage%: 1473.

Any Style Vs. Two Handed SwordRating: 292, Health: 105, Defense: 93, Damage%: 1604. Dual Sword Vs.

Two Handed SwordRating: 308, Health: 111, Defense: 93, Damage%: 1555. Any Style Vs.

Sword & ShieldRating: 310, Health: 114, Defense: 103, Damage%: 1586. Two Handed Sword Vs. Sword & ShieldRating: 350, Health: 121, Defense: 118, Damage%: 181Final Recuitable AgronRating: 415, Health: 134, Defense: 131, Damage%: 206Community BossesEach of these bosses are made to be like one of the huge monster characters from the show, like Theokoles. So far these are NOT unlockable in any way, but they include:.Other characters names are seen in the game, however, these are not based on the characters, and any resemblance is purely coincidental.Play Style. When a gladiator is purchased, he can be trained in one of eight. Once ready, he can be sent to face other players or computer opponents for rewards of gold, silver and fame.If a Gladiator dies in battle, any weapons and armor will be returned, but any skills the Gladiator had goes with him.

However, he may be revived at first for free and each consecutive time for more currency. If a legendary Gladiator dies, he is not given the option of revival, and instead must be purchased again.As you gain more fame, you will level up and unlock new, fighting arenas, challenges, and styles.

You may also gain fame and silver from online duels.The unlockable legends from the show that you can purchase in the market currently have the same stats as the version of them that you fight the first time in the Primus fights. They are priced as follows in the market:. Oemomaus - 7 GOLD. Acolytus - 8 GOLD.

Ixion - 10 GOLD. Masonius - 9 GOLD. Crixus - 11 GOLD. Spartacus - 12 GOLDThe unlockable legends from the show in the Nemesis fights can be purchased in the market as well, they are all priced at 12 GOLD each.AchievementsFor a list of the achievements see:Trivia. People who bought the game on the PlayStation 3 the first day encountered a glitch that prevented them from purchasing additional gladiators.

This error was quickly corrected the following morning and required those who purchased the game on the first day to re-download/install it. These players were sent a message giving them 50 gold (Valued at $4.99) for the inconvenience. Gladiators with purple names cost 8 gold coins prior to level 21. After level 21 the price becomes 12,400 silver coins. Gladiators with gold names cost 13 gold coins after they open up at level 21.

Once you make it to level 31 the price becomes 11 gold. They remain 11 gold thereafter, never becoming lower than this.Bugs. There was a glitch that made it so the player was unable to recruit new gladiators. The bug has since been fixed. If the bug continues, deleting and re-installing the game should fix this. The game does not allow the changing of perks.

The Xbox servers won't connect, or are connecting very slowly, preventing the player from entering the game. This may be due to the game being new, and the servers being full. More servers were being added so the game had to go offline. The problem should now be fixed. The Xbox version freezes after Primus battles, during the loading screen after the results.

When purchasing gladiators or items, they may disappear and any currency spent will not be returned. If one player quits an online battle early, both players receive a warning. It is unknown if this is intentional.

Rare Bug - After defeating Masonius on the Xbox version of the game, the game will freeze at the loading screen and require you to restart your Xbox. When loaded back up, you will have unlocked Masonius for purchase, but his fight will be needed to be completed again. The glitch is recurring and has no known fix. Often times during online matches, one or both players won't be able to move or react, but still take damage from the other player.

However, they will not be able to die, meaning the match won't end. The only solution is to reset the game or turn off the console. After the second patch is installed, attempting to arm new gladiators will freeze the game.

During online match making, occasionally both players will fall to their 2nd wind, while 1 stays standing with little to no health. The standing player will be transitioned into their 2nd wind with the remaining little to no health while the other player is given the 2nd wind health.Gallery.