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ALL HAIL ROMAIOKTONOI!!! Sacking Barbaropolis never gets old.

...you add Sharp/Charismatic/Vigorous to your CVs. :crandar:

Perhaps the updated research reflected in EB2 may or may not have had a direct or indirect influence or inspiration....

It's not entirely for naught. ;)

...yes, it's 2.2b

Thanks, I did have a feeling that it may be a memory leak....

I seem to consistently get this crash every so often. Been clocking up to 120+ hours already.

I run on Win 10 btw.

It's more than ten years since EB 1, yet this topic is still popping up. What happen to the agreement "I shall read more history" during installation?

So.... The notion of Romaioi Barbaroi, is technically valid. (Especially if you're a polis dwelling hellene...)

You, sir, are speaking the words of a true Rhomaioktonos. Hai, Getai, Saba and the Hellenes needs more attention before the romaioi barbaroi needs any.

still nothing

The biggest advantage Romans have against the hellenistic armies isn't the quality of their troops, nor their tactics. It is their seemingly limitless numbers, compared to what the Greeks could...

It entirely dependent on which time period specifically. However Romans dealt with "barbarian" problems in a rather straight forward manner; they either throw money at the problem, failing that, they...

That's great! I look forward to your work then!

Hey Magnar, have you considered incorporating and tweaking this? http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?642956-Moon-s-Hoplite-and-Legionairy-Overhaul-

Linguistics and history sections of university libraries, and the occasional prof with free time on their hands...

Not that late, LS has been around since 9 BC. The troops hated it, of course, being a cheap stop gap armour with protection between that of hamata and squamata; they ditched it whenever possible for...

Yale, you're gonna need far, far more than saying "go read a book" to have a valid argument with an EB member. They've spent months and years researching (raiding university libraries), verifying...

...to troll the trolling op? :whistling

That's different. Although Keltic and Roman shields give nearly as much coverage as the greek aspis, they're essentially sheets of plywood with canvas or hide glued over it. Their primary advantage...

Yes I do, I practice Fiore mainly myself. We learn these techniques but we're not allowed to use overhand unless both combatants have the right protection to survive a hit in our vitals.

A rubber...

Yes they would. Not everybody can afford full plated shoulders, steel gorget, and a full steel faced helmet.

I'm at work atm so I'll be brief.

It had been argued that the hoplites on the flanks fought in a looser order during the battle of marathon, so to rapidly advance onto the flanks of the persians....

I've had it.
I've lurked long enough and have read too many threads about overarm vs underarms arguments. Every few months after one thread ends with either people being educated, or simply gone...