Your right. "Soon". In the geological sense of the word :D
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Your right. "Soon". In the geological sense of the word :D
Recruitment viewer looks like e very great tool. Can't wait to use it. Great work!
Also running windows 10, and having no trouble at all.
If there were any compatibility issues with EB and windows 10, I think this board would be flooded with threads about it. So no need for...
My thoughts too. It prevents sending the northern army south to help deal with Epirus and conquer Region. Makes the game more challenging on both fronts.
With the marian reforms confirmed I have to accept my inner fanboy and play as Rome. Have primarily played as hellenic factions thus far.
Well the very point of keeping a garrison in a walled city is tho make defense easier. It's to be expected, and historical, that you will loose a lot of men when you try to take it by storm. To avoid...
I agree, however I think the bonus should be to cultural conversion. It makes sense that educating the youth of the local elite within the culture of your faction should help convert the local...
I think by far the easiest way of doing this is simply finding the folder where the music files are, renaming the audio-file you want in the game, to the same as the one you want to replace, and then...
Interesting hypothesis.
However I can think of a couple of things that point in another direction.
First of all the most revolutionary thing about the aspis was not the shape of the shield, but the...
Simply bumping for interest. Also my favourite faction, and would love to know what to do to make this happen.
I think it's a very interesting take on ancient archery, and it shouldn't be dismissed too quickly. Especially not on the grounds of it being a little to infomercial like, and not at all on the...
5. Historical accuracy enables immersion. And immersion is everything.
I have always had quite an interest in the subject, which is why I love the game. It may have contributed, but it's kind of...
When playing without banners it could have its uses for getting quick situational awareness. I could use it to be honest, but I am not desperate.
Parts of the Scandinavian peninsula are designated eremos, and are unconquerable. This is due to their lacking in population in the period.
I take offence. It is not "between the modern day Denmark and Sweden", but very much part of Denmark, and housing our Capital and half the population of the country. It's the island of Zealand. The...
I would like to present a counter-argument. If we go by the account of Herodotus, the center of the Athenian line in the battle actually broke. It didn't just bend back, but broke. This, and the very...
Or better yet! If everyone is bored I would be only to happy to provide everyone with a discussion topic!
For instance, did you know that your (tobymoby's) avatar of a spearman is holding the...
Well, you know what they say about the correlation between the length of the feet and the length of the spear...
Well, they tried it at the battle of Alesia. Close but no Cigar.
But I doubt Caesar would have even attempted an invasion of a united Gaul. He would probably have attempted something in the balkans...
Are they attempting to bribe eachother?
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In twitter they had a preview of a polybian unit. Hastati I think. Too lazy to look it up.
I voted Pergamon.
In the old EB, Pontos was (and is) one of my favourites, and Pergamon has an even more challenging starting position with powerful neighbors all around making clever diplomacy...
The roman state archives where burnt in the Gallic raid of 390 BC, and events before this time are to be viewed as more or less legendary. If you had already done a bit of research you would know...
One thing that might ease your mind is that it has been confirmed that factions can re-emerge with rebellion.
Other than that, having units free of maintenance costs in your cities could make small...
Ok, if we are purely talking about hypotheticals, and not about actually changing the name:
Ascendentes et descendentes in ueterum - Should mean "The rise and fall of the ancients". Would have...
I added "apple" for the sake of humour. And I am not defensive. But you are asking for us to come with suggestions for at new name, without really establishing that it needs a new name. You simply...
A name does not have to be an accurate description of a product. "Apple" does not sell fruits, and IBM (International Business Machines) have also made products for private use. In this case "Europa...
Then let me be the first to bring a counter argument.
EB is great because it does not let historical accuracy give way for "game play" reasons. That is also what makes the game so immersive. The...
"industry" is a very broad term. This could be represented equally good through various economic bonuses when upgrading buildings. I'm against it becoming a recourse. Industry isn't something that is...
My experience was that battles took way longer in EB1 than in rtw vanilla. It was part of what I loved about it, and something I hope will continue. Actually I wouldn't mind it taking even longer, to...
It might be hard slicing through metal plate amour with a sword, but not overly difficult to stab through it. There are also plenty of examples of this on preserved plate amour.
Having a plate mail...
No it's not!
the obvious answer is reach. You could hit enemy spearmen before they could hit you with their own spears, just as you would likely be able to hit the enemy's cavalry units before they could hit you....
I present you with a counter-argument. I do so in a dispassionate way, and if you disagree with it tell me why. Right now you are being childish, and you are not at all debating. You may have a point...
Then you really shouldn't play the game at all. Or any historical game for that matter. It will always be simplified, and a game engine will never leave enough room for subtle differences between...
And why would it sell more to depict a wrong posture?
The Greek armies were mostly made up of levies, and at such the buyers of these pots would know how it's supposed to look. That means getting it...
It also has an extra layer of difficulty if you auto-resolve. This way you cant just win the game by outsmarting a somewhat retarded battle AI, but have to create a society that will produce you the...
And they need to have the same recruitment and upkeep costs. I will not tolerate a wage gap between the male and female elephants!!