Silly question - the map isn't moddable right? The Attila map isn't really suited to a 200 BC era...
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Silly question - the map isn't moddable right? The Attila map isn't really suited to a 200 BC era...
I am looking forward to the supply system. In a vanilla Carthage game I had Syracuse playing whack a mole with me, their army landed in Hadramut, which I promptly retook, then they ran away and...
I typically use a line of 4 pikes/hoplites, 6 thureos spears to hold flanks, 6 slingers/archers then the rest cav to run down routers or protect against any melee cav. Bring agents with you. Nomads...
Since we're on the topic of the fall of the Ming.....
I tend to think the fall of the Ming had more to do with Ming stupidity (75%) more than Manchu brilliance (25%). Sure, Dorgon was a great...
On the Ming tax system, it was notoriously efficient. It is a fair comment to say that the state was poor while the aristocracy was very rich. The last Ming Emperor had to plead with his nobles for...
Looks really good - I'm only holding off on DEI because I'm waiting for 1.1 to come out which will have big changes.
Quick question / request - if you liberate a faction, does it become merely...
Trade was definitely flourishing by the 1500s. Spanish silver from the New World made its way to Manila and then to China. China built up a huge silver surplus over the centuries and this became...
Late comer here and dont mean to necro. What do the posters (who are obviously very knowledgeable on the subject) think about Peter Heather's thesis vs. Adrian Goldsworthy's in "Fall of the West"...