I don’t think this scenario was intended to be a representation of the sum total historical knowledge of Rome.
But what's the fastest turn times
I did it in ~60 turns.But what's the fastest turn times
For the Head of Cyrus challengeBut what's the fastest turn times
After a bunch of attempts and really great RNG from goody huts the fastest time I got was a turn 22 win according to the hall of fame.
you can find the secret societies the normal way, so vampires by clearing a camp and owls by sending an envoy to one of the three (i think) CSes.But back to the Ides of March challenge, any guesses how/why Secret Societies mode is enabled? Or can be strategic?
The only thing I can think of is Rome is largely waging a war against loyalty, more than the teamed up bots, so perhaps Voidsingers?
Honestly I very rarely do secret societies, because I almost always go for the same one. The one that gives an economic policy slot seems far and away the best one.
Actually, if you explore to the far east and southeast portions of the map you will find that there are six city states: Akkad, Jerusalem, Samarkand, Yerevan, Kabul and Anshan. I was suzerain of all 6. But I was slow. Took me 161 turns to win.you can find the secret societies the normal way, so vampires by clearing a camp and owls by sending an envoy to one of the three (i think) CSes.
How do I save the ides of March scenario and play it when the event is over?
Actually, if you explore to the far east and southeast portions of the map you will find that there are six city states: Akkad, Jerusalem, Samarkand, Yerevan, Kabul and Anshan. I was suzerain of all 6. But I was slow. Took me 161 turns to win.