Sansa_Stark
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I don't think they ever confirmed how many there would be. I wouldn't expect more than 1 more.
Hopefully not. They need to save some for interesting expansions.
I don't think they ever confirmed how many there would be. I wouldn't expect more than 1 more.
with multiple leaders confirmed they could do, Cyrus or Darius, for Ancient Persia, and they could do a later era like Shah Abbas. that would be interesting.Bazaar could work for the Ottomans, Persians and Moroccans. If for Persia, that really increases the likelihood of Shah Abbas of the Safavid dynasty representing the Persian civ this time around.
with multiple leaders confirmed they could do, Cyrus or Darius, for Ancient Persia, and they could do a later era like Shah Abbas. that would be interesting.
the potential is there, we just need them to release a Persian civ first, I was very surprised that they didn't put Persia in the base game, a bad decision in my book.I think this is a good idea. Cyrus and Nader Shah would be my top picks if we had multiple Persian leaders.
the potential is there, we just need them to release a Persian civ first, I was very surprised that they didn't put Persia in the base game, a bad decision in my book.
Yeah but at least it will be added eventually - we can be certain of that.
Of interest though, what would people prefer, Achaemenid Persia or Sassanid Persia?
Both are compelling options.
I think Russian Krepost could replace encampment.
I'd prefer 1 leader from each![]()
I think Russian Krepost could replace encampment.
It might be a generic term in pure linguistic terms, but the cultural attachment the proper noun (Kremlin, vs. kremlin) has renders it too important - especially in recent modern foreign history alone - to be used in a generic context, I feel."Kremlin" could be an interesting encampment replacement, since it's a generic term for "fortress".
It might be a generic term in pure linguistic terms, but the cultural attachment the proper noun (Kremlin, vs. kremlin) has renders it too important - especially in recent modern foreign history alone - to be used in a generic context, I feel.
New wonder in the Gandhi video? @ 1:06
/QUOTE]Spoiler :[![]()
The encampment district?
The encampment district?
The encampment district?