I finished a game with Regent/Epic, I got the historical victory but could not prevent Byzantium's spawn. Here's my feedback:
UHV1 & UHV2: The higher difficulty gets compensated by the different game speed, things are tougher but there are also more turns available to figure it out. A lot of...
You are absolutely right, the Romans traded with the Germanic people, but also with celtiberians, berbers, Sarmatians and Picts. I would argue none of them reached a complex enough urban development.
You made a very good point, the Germanic people also lacked a centralized form of government...
My bad I messed up the extraction, I apologize bothering you for such a small thing. I played with Rome with Heir/Normal and I got the historical victory and prevented byzantium spawn. Here's my feedback on the submod modifications:
UHV3: Very interesting one, I like it because it pushes the...
@Apple111111 I need some help, I downloaded the mode, v1.3 and renamed it as RFC Aeons, I can load the mod, but if I continue as 'play now' the mod doesn't pop up, only the default settings, such as pangea, archipelago and whatnot. I am using steam. Any suggestions?
I played with Rome with the recommended settings, Monrach/ Epic. I was able to achieve a historical victory, here is my feedback.
UHV1 & UHV2: The epic speed grants more turns without any cost increase for buldings or units. While getting rid of Carthage wasn't easy at all, the higher...
The choice of what constitute a great wonder will always be subjective, I am more concerned about the rationale behind the choice, saying 'a wonder that represents these people of this city' removes historicity but also attacks meritocracy.
I know nothing about the silver tree fountain and if...
I think wonders should be chosen because of their overall cultural and historical significance, not because of a representation quota. To say 'let's choose this wonder to represent these people or that city' is in my opinion wrong.
A few more things:
1 - Sighisoara was apparently founded by Saxon settlers in the middle ages, I would use Arcobara (also spelled arcobadara) as a name which is the most northeastern castrum in romania I was able to find.
2- Baghdad and Cairo were founded by the Arabs, after the roman collapse...
some more Roman names:
Marrakush can be changed to Banasa and Bakoù to Ramana. See atlas for Banasa and this articles for Ramana:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramana,_Azerbaijan
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