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tomorrow at the usual time, covering alliances
tomorrow at the usual time, covering alliances

Will they show off how the golf courses help with war weariness?
(Will be happy to hear the music at least, but I remain weirded out by Robert the Bruce leading a happiness-dependent nation into 19th century science bonuses and golfing--hardly the sort of cocktail of bonuses par for the course for a freedom fighter).
I get why you feel that, but then again, we have Teddy Roosevelt chilling out in ancient era, Barbarossa commanding an u-boat fleet etc. .)
I don't mind Roosevelt since America is a very young nation and the game necessarily begins in the ancient era as a series construct. (I have however, in the Ideas and Suggestions forum, suggested that America be relegated to an expansion in future.) I do mind the Holy Roman U-boat and have whined here before about that.
I just wish Scotland (as led by Robert the Bruce) got more bonuses relating to their fights with England. Will anyone encountering him ingame come to realize what he stood for from the game representation of him? Or will the golf and science distract?
He should be holding a mace in his hands. I certainly think he was a sound choice.... still reeling over golf courses though.I just wish Scotland (as led by Robert the Bruce) got more bonuses relating to their fights with England.
He should be holding a mace in his hands. I certainly think he was a sound choice.... still reeling over golf courses though.

Headbandgate?Sarah and Ed will be cohosting the livestream. Yes!

A mace? Surely you mean a club!![]()
Surely you mean a battle axe? Don't you know what he did at Bannockburn?
Sir Henry de Bohun charged him on horseback. The Bruce shifted to the side in his saddle, and brought his axe down on the knight's helmet.
HE SPLIT HIS HEAD IN HALF.

That is epic!
Obviously, Sir Henry should have quit while he was ahead.
That is epic!
Obviously, Sir Henry should have quit while he was ahead.