TinyLittleBirdy
Warlord
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Isn't it Veni, vidi, vici? Not Veni, vici, vidi?
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Howard Tafty
Minister-Chairman
I'd have to say as an iconic event is when Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon to deafet one of the multiple Germanic Tribes, its essentially one of the most iconic things he has ever done, if that counts for anything.
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TheLohoped
Known today as TLPD-AVW
Wasn't it more iconic when he crossed the Rubicon in the opposite direction to start his civil war against the Senate? After all, the die was cast that time.
Uighur_Caesar
Comandante en Jefe
The creation of the Julian calendar could be a decision. It could give some kind of science boost, maybe a free observatory in the capital or something. I would say that declaring yourself dictator for life could be a decision, but being that Caesar is the eternal leader of Rome in game that wouldn't make much sense. Although I guess it could be reworded to something else that means the same thing basically. Maybe it could give a free social policy and WLTKD or Golden Age or something. When JFD releases Sovereignty it could also let you be less affected by Parliament when passing reforms.
For events, anything pertaining to the civil war or barbarian wars could work. I feel like an Ides of March event would be good too, but it would be kind of awkward if your eternal leader was assassinated so maybe not.
For events, anything pertaining to the civil war or barbarian wars could work. I feel like an Ides of March event would be good too, but it would be kind of awkward if your eternal leader was assassinated so maybe not.
TheLohoped
Known today as TLPD-AVW
There could be also a generic repeatable "Hold a triumph" decision after you conquer enemy capital which would provide a large batch of food in the capital and extra happiness in exchange for large sum of gold.
Also, since civ is an alternative history anyway, the Ides of March could be an event where you discover a conspiracy and decide what to do with the plot leaders.
Also, since civ is an alternative history anyway, the Ides of March could be an event where you discover a conspiracy and decide what to do with the plot leaders.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
Is Pouakai involved in this project in whatever way?
COF
Emperor
Huh? Regalman didn't tell me he was involved in any projects 
As far as I know, Pouakai doesn't work with Light in the East...
And it's part of the 2 Civs released+update to Julius thing I'll be making.
Hey, have a sneak peek into the biggest release+update I'll do... probably ever.
Courtesy of a member of LITE in the East.
Is it Sealand?
Uighur_Caesar
Comandante en Jefe
An EU4 player I see 
And since when were you doing an African civ?
And since when were you doing an African civ?
Oyo Empire. I got COF to do two Leaderheads for me, and in exchange I'd play 999 (it's really great, by the way). I already had the design and the code is the easiest one of all my Civs. It's also likely to be released alongside Rio Grande and the update to Rome that fixes the CulDiv problems, adds E&D and has a Leaderhead change.
COF
Emperor
You better be playing those endings in the proper order.
Howard Tafty
Minister-Chairman
COF
Emperor
It's a win-win situation. I make a leaderhead for him and he plays the best story written in a video game. Spreading the love for 999 is my specialty at this point.
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