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    Orko's Avatar Praeses
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    Default Movement speed in EU: Rome

    Did you too notice it's extremely slow?
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    Default Re: Movement speed in EU: Rome

    Yeah, sort of but I guess it makes sense though...horse units tend to move a bit faster but it's all relative to terrain type. Moving 10,000 men through a hilly/mountain region will be slower than across a plain or desert.
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    Default Re: Movement speed in EU: Rome

    Same as EUIII, so I have no complain.

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    Default Re: Movement speed in EU: Rome

    It takes two weeks to get from Ravenna to Rome by horse. let's say 2 months max with a contemporary army. The thing is, that in the game it takes much more. And I can't seem to recall it happening in EU3.
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