Luís Felipe Silva Pinto
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To begin with, I prefer to create narratives in campaigns rather than simply focus on winning the game, so I tend not to do optimal actions, for example, I keep the workers on automatic, sometimes I just manually make them build railroads.
Wars of total conquest began around 860 on both continents.
Before 860 there were only occasional wars and cities changing sides due to cultural issues. The Celts (the nation I'm playing) were defeated in a war against Spain on the east coast of the Continent, after this war this area was destroyed, and in the following years Persian colonies were formed, but the Celts managed to at least re-establish a colony in the region to secure silk. Later a war was fought against Rome, but it was quickly ended when both sides failed to advance.
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In the years after 860, alliances began to be formed on the Eastern Continent between the Celts and the Russians. The Great War in which this alliance was used was against the State of Rome, which for a long time managed to defend itself against the Russians and against the advance of the Celts in the cities around extremely defensive areas in the mountains. Meanwhile the Celts were on good terms with the Sumerians, trading Ivory with them, until the Sumerians decided to no longer accept the original terms and try to obtain various technological knowledge. The Celts did not agree with these new terms and quickly crossed the Sea that separated them with galleons and frigates, successfully conquering two Ivory-producing cities.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the war against Rome took a turn with the invention of artillery, which began to be used in conjunction with cavalry and guerrillas; this combination was an absolute success, conquering well-defended cities in the mountains. Meanwhile, Rome defended itself with infantry, as it was the only civilization that produced rubber on the entire continent.
The war was going well, until the invention of new technologies, bombers, while all corners of the nation were connected by railroads. The Roman cities were absolutely destroyed, being conquered one by one, often the Celtic army did not even need to fight, as the bombers destroyed all the military units defending the cities. It is possible that the Roman population was reduced by half in the urban areas. On the other side of the continent, the Sumerians would be completely conquered after the fall of the Romans.
In the Western Continent, two alliances had been formed, on one side India and the Hittites, and on the other Arabia, Korea, Greece and Mongolia. The information that the Celts obtained from this period says that the Indians and the Hittites were completely obliterated over time by this alliance, with Arabia becoming the hegemonic nation on this continent.
Over the next few years, as nations on both continents began to trade with each other and discover new nations, wars would once again break out, primarily between the alliance of the Celts and Russia against Arabia and Korea. However, since they had to cross the ocean, the wars became stagnant, with only sea battles taking place.
The change came when the most advanced navy, the Celts, with two carriers, managed to get close enough to Korean cities to bombard them. The Arabs quickly began using bombers against the Celts' navy, which was forced to retreat.
However, the Celtic navy went south and began bombarding the Arabs, and a major sea invasion by the Celts began, and captured a city on the lower tip of the Western Continent's coast. This attack brought the Mongols into the war, and over the next few years the combined armies of Arabs, Mongols, and Koreans attempted to retake the city, but failed repeatedly. Until now in 1846 the Arabs and Mongols accepted a peace agreement with the Celts and Russians. Only the Koreans remain at war.
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Currently, the Celts are forced to trade luxury goods with the Arabs and Greeks at a disadvantage, since the Eastern Continent is extremely poor in terms of resource diversity. Meanwhile, the Celts provide various luxury and strategic resources for free to other nations on their continent in order to maintain a positive relationship with them, to the point of officially declaring that they will defend anyone who suffers an invasion from nations on the Western Continent.
Wars of total conquest began around 860 on both continents.
Before 860 there were only occasional wars and cities changing sides due to cultural issues. The Celts (the nation I'm playing) were defeated in a war against Spain on the east coast of the Continent, after this war this area was destroyed, and in the following years Persian colonies were formed, but the Celts managed to at least re-establish a colony in the region to secure silk. Later a war was fought against Rome, but it was quickly ended when both sides failed to advance.
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In the years after 860, alliances began to be formed on the Eastern Continent between the Celts and the Russians. The Great War in which this alliance was used was against the State of Rome, which for a long time managed to defend itself against the Russians and against the advance of the Celts in the cities around extremely defensive areas in the mountains. Meanwhile the Celts were on good terms with the Sumerians, trading Ivory with them, until the Sumerians decided to no longer accept the original terms and try to obtain various technological knowledge. The Celts did not agree with these new terms and quickly crossed the Sea that separated them with galleons and frigates, successfully conquering two Ivory-producing cities.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the war against Rome took a turn with the invention of artillery, which began to be used in conjunction with cavalry and guerrillas; this combination was an absolute success, conquering well-defended cities in the mountains. Meanwhile, Rome defended itself with infantry, as it was the only civilization that produced rubber on the entire continent.
The war was going well, until the invention of new technologies, bombers, while all corners of the nation were connected by railroads. The Roman cities were absolutely destroyed, being conquered one by one, often the Celtic army did not even need to fight, as the bombers destroyed all the military units defending the cities. It is possible that the Roman population was reduced by half in the urban areas. On the other side of the continent, the Sumerians would be completely conquered after the fall of the Romans.
In the Western Continent, two alliances had been formed, on one side India and the Hittites, and on the other Arabia, Korea, Greece and Mongolia. The information that the Celts obtained from this period says that the Indians and the Hittites were completely obliterated over time by this alliance, with Arabia becoming the hegemonic nation on this continent.
Over the next few years, as nations on both continents began to trade with each other and discover new nations, wars would once again break out, primarily between the alliance of the Celts and Russia against Arabia and Korea. However, since they had to cross the ocean, the wars became stagnant, with only sea battles taking place.
The change came when the most advanced navy, the Celts, with two carriers, managed to get close enough to Korean cities to bombard them. The Arabs quickly began using bombers against the Celts' navy, which was forced to retreat.
However, the Celtic navy went south and began bombarding the Arabs, and a major sea invasion by the Celts began, and captured a city on the lower tip of the Western Continent's coast. This attack brought the Mongols into the war, and over the next few years the combined armies of Arabs, Mongols, and Koreans attempted to retake the city, but failed repeatedly. Until now in 1846 the Arabs and Mongols accepted a peace agreement with the Celts and Russians. Only the Koreans remain at war.
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Currently, the Celts are forced to trade luxury goods with the Arabs and Greeks at a disadvantage, since the Eastern Continent is extremely poor in terms of resource diversity. Meanwhile, the Celts provide various luxury and strategic resources for free to other nations on their continent in order to maintain a positive relationship with them, to the point of officially declaring that they will defend anyone who suffers an invasion from nations on the Western Continent.
