Ryansinbela
Emperor
oh I see
That's one of the intentions, yes. It's just that Poland is ahead in the alphabetical orderi'd rather Kalmar into Sweden tbh
For some reason, I thought that Silla and Goryeo were contemporary with one another, and that the Joseon dynasty ended long before the industrial revolution kicked inAlso Goryeo is present as an exploration IP and Joseon is modern
It's an okay list. However, I'd change Muisca to Carib people (or Kariña) instead, who were present in today's Venezuela and other parts of the pre-colombine America. And they make more sense for "Exploration"Here's an alternative layout plan I came up with:
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Also, I should point out present-day Puebloans consider "Anasazi" to be a derogatory name, due to its linguistic origins
EDIT: I should clarify that this chart is not going to imply there is only one civ you can become in the following age; the arrows aren't strict paths, and the blank spaces aren't undecided predecessors/successors. For example, Kalmar Union can morph into either Poland, Prussia or Sweden, and Kievan Rus can morph into either Poland, Russia or Ukraine, etcetera
Leaving out the Muisca doesn't feel right to me, given how it's one of the four "big" pre-Columbian civilizations (alongside the Aztecs, the Maya and the Incas)It's an okay list. However, I'd change Muisca to Carib people (or Kariña) instead, who were present in today's Venezuela and other parts of the pre-colombine America. And they make more sense for "Exploration"
Leaving out the Muisca doesn't feel right to me, given how it's one of the four "big" pre-Columbian civilizations (alongside the Aztecs, the Maya and the Incas)
Granted, this something I base off of Wikipedia, which I know isn't the most reliable of sources. It's still one of the four with enough info on it to warrant its own sub-section, thoughHow it is one of the four "big" Pre-Columbien civilizations? Who said that?
Sorry, last post was thinking out loud, but that can be useful. Here's the summary:For neolithic,
Just a correction on your language, but civilizations like Turkey had a far more expansive slave trade than Europe ever did. Tamerlane and the Mongols killed and expanded far more brutally and expansively than Europe ever did.While European colonialism caused immense harm to countless people, it remains a historical reality that could be meaningfully incorporated into the game. Your four-part framework offers a great foundation to explore these complexities, and I’d love to see it expanded in this way.