Amenhotep7
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What?
Your wording's confusing, sorry.
You're in favor of a 'Minoan Empire' NES over anything else?
Your wording's confusing, sorry.
You're in favor of a 'Minoan Empire' NES over anything else?
Your wording's confusing, sorry.
You're in favor of a 'Minoan Empire' NES over anything else?
Amenhotep7 said:And another thing (I won't let this one die.)
What if there was no WWI? What if Germany thought it to not be worth it enough to war with England? What if it was just another Euro-Skirmish?...

I just kinda got that impression since your whole debate with Sword_of_Geddon in Kal-El's Unit Concept Sketches thread...

I was thinkin of dividing them up a bit more, to coincide with various cultural identities...
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das said:What if the Samnites defeated the Romans (from what I hear, it was far from impossible)?
), Carthage and the Greeks of Saracusyae fought for years for dominance of the Western Med, and neither gained the upper hand. The three main Greek Kingdoms, the Antigonids, Selucids, and Ptolemys, fought long and hard over regional dominance with no real end to it all, while the hellistenic Bactrian Kingdom ruled far to the East. Even Further East, the Mauryan Empire retained unity due to the constant Greek threat, and China was massive and well organized under the Han. 
North King said:I've been toying with that idea myself, though not posted it, since Xen would start attacking me with his knowledge of Rome [note: and or Classical world in general].
Xen said:Carthage would NEVER have expanded into SPain if there wa sno ROme
I'm tired of people constantlly puttign Spain under carthaginian domination if it won the punic war or what not. i towuldnt have; Carthgae, despite what people liek to turn int into, was never a real empire builder, note the child sacrifcer sof Carthage wer ein for the monaey, not for the conquest, and ONLY expanded into SPain to start takign advatage of the resources there, since thie rother possesiaons int he Med sea had been stripped of them.
That said, its not at all unthinkable that Rome might have never risen to prominece; it is unthinkable that one fo the other itallian powers, mianlyl either the EWtruscans or Samnites, or soem sor tof Osican/Umbrian union would not have taken its place. Italy had been on the fast track for centrlization unde rone nation since the Etruscan league was formed.
