It's India's alternative leader, right? Peacock have something to do with him, according to my amazing "I took a glance at his wikipedia page" knowledge.
Haha, my mind was not interpreting them as being a birds-eye view of carts. I was seeing some sort of weird hot air balloon thing and not understanding at all.
Haha, my mind was not interpreting them as being a birds-eye view of carts. I was seeing some sort of weird hot air balloon thing and not understanding at all.
This is just something I’ve been thinking about, since India will Be this week and the Cree next week. Do you think after this week it will be all new Civs we have never had before?
No. It's off by a day this week due to Christmas. Next week might be off a day too, but it will probably revert back to the usual schedule once the holidays are out of the way.
Yep not surprised, since chandragupta Maurya and Cree got leaked I knew it was going to be either one of those two most likely. Peacock could be India and if what I am guessing is correct We'll have Chandragupta first tomorrow and then the next first look after we'll get Cree.
"His rule developed land routes for goods transportation within the Indian subcontinent, disfavoring water transport. Chandragupta expanded "roads suitable for carts", preferring these over those narrow tracts that allowed only pack animals.[91]
According to Kaushik Roy, the Maurya dynasty rulers, beginning with Chandragupta, were "great road builders".[27] This was a tradition the Greek ambassador Megasthenes credited to Chandragupta with the completion of a thousand-mile-long highway connecting Chandragupta's capital Pataliputra in Bihar to Taxila in the northwest where he studied. The other major strategic road infrastructure credited to this tradition spread from Pataliputra in various directions: one connecting it to Nepal, Kapilavastu, Kalsi (now Dehradun), Sasaram (now Mirzapur), Kalinga (now Odisha), Andhra and Karnataka.[27] This infrastructure not only boosted trade and commerce, states Roy, but also helped move his armies rapidly and more efficiently than ever before."
Haha, my mind was not interpreting them as being a birds-eye view of carts. I was seeing some sort of weird hot air balloon thing and not understanding at all.
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