Matamoros
Elementary, my dear Watson.
Being excited about FotS is one thing.
This is going to be like napoleonic Shogun. You can like it or not, but being excited about what this implies for the next TW game is something far more interesting.
The way I see it, this has two possible ways:
1) The not so good way. The way of the pure gunfire and artillery warfare. WW1 being the next TW. Which I would find sad. Depressing trenches. Zero unit variety. Only 5 nations and some "emergents". This means also goodbye to swords and arrows, to sieges (not that they precisely rocked but we had high hopes) and such.
2) The right way. Mixing all that CA has achieved and learnt to this very moment: swords, arrows, armour upgrades, castle variety, proper sieges, unit and nation variety AND gunfire, naval battles, naval invasions, military tactics and formations, artillery, diplomacy... all of this finds its place in a timeframe of maximum political tension where Europe was in a permanently state of war.
And this is between 1500-1700. This is the only timeframe CA hasn't touch.
Or I could be wrong and they make Rome 2 but I doubt it.
This is going to be like napoleonic Shogun. You can like it or not, but being excited about what this implies for the next TW game is something far more interesting.
The way I see it, this has two possible ways:
1) The not so good way. The way of the pure gunfire and artillery warfare. WW1 being the next TW. Which I would find sad. Depressing trenches. Zero unit variety. Only 5 nations and some "emergents". This means also goodbye to swords and arrows, to sieges (not that they precisely rocked but we had high hopes) and such.
2) The right way. Mixing all that CA has achieved and learnt to this very moment: swords, arrows, armour upgrades, castle variety, proper sieges, unit and nation variety AND gunfire, naval battles, naval invasions, military tactics and formations, artillery, diplomacy... all of this finds its place in a timeframe of maximum political tension where Europe was in a permanently state of war.
And this is between 1500-1700. This is the only timeframe CA hasn't touch.
Or I could be wrong and they make Rome 2 but I doubt it.
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