BUT WHY? I feel like the units present are an Alexander event gone wrong, Could the Persians have captured it first? Did Alexander fire off and the AI make peace with Persia? causing these units to wonder off? WHY????
This was before the Alexandrian conquests. My guess is Greece sent a stack of hoplites wandering and they captured Beijing. Not sure why the AI does this, really.
Interesting. My current Korea game has Byzantium living uninterrupted into the 1800s as well, but they're called Despotate of Morea, not Eyalet of Rum. Guess that one is the dynamic name when they capitulate to the Ottomans.
I'm more surprised by the huge number of living civs you got there. How does it even happen to have both Kingdom of Sweden and Norwegian Althings at the same time?
Interesting. My current Korea game has Byzantium living uninterrupted into the 1800s as well, but they're called Despotate of Morea, not Eyalet of Rum. Guess that one is the dynamic name when they capitulate to the Ottomans.
I'm more surprised by the huge number of living civs you got there. How does it even happen to have both Kingdom of Sweden and Norwegian Althings at the same time?
The Carthaginians have carved themselves a slice of North Africa and kept it at least until 1708, at the end of my China game. And they're still stable, too!
The Carthaginians have carved themselves a slice of North Africa and kept it at least until 1708, at the end of my China game. And they're still stable, too!
It should become either the Eyalet of Carthage or even something more specific (Eyalet of Ifriqiya?), it is only still on its normal name because it's a peace vassal.
I once saw the AI Ottomans become the Pan-Turkic Empire or something. No clue what caused them to grow to cover their maximum extent, Persia, and West Central Asia but they were thicc.
I wonder why Dujiangyan isn't built as much by India? In one of my China games I deliberately didn't build it to see if I didn't need it, and it still took India until like 600AD to get it. They have the tech for it...
I wonder why Dujiangyan isn't built as much by India? In one of my China games I deliberately didn't build it to see if I didn't need it, and it still took India until like 600AD to get it. They have the tech for it...
I don't know how rare this is, but one of my recent India games featured a large, long-lasting Macedonian Empire. It only collapsed about ten turns before the Arab spawn, and survived longer than the Roman Empire, which pre-deceased it by about five turns.
I was expecting some of the early Firelancers to lose their ~60%s against 9.0hp Keshiks, but they overperformed, and I had plenty of 5xp Lancers to keep my odds above 85%. Eventually swapped back to Firelancers when they had decent win rates as well to leave enough healthy Lancers to cover the stack in case there were any unexpected Mongol reinforcements. Even one of my Chariots got to get in on the action, killing the last 2.85hp Bombard at the end and withdrawing into Baotou. Worth staying up until 2AM? Sure, why not. Merry Christmas!
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