Sorry Mediolanicus, followed another topic, and I have the wrong name (maybe I'm really aging).
I was referring to Antisocialmunky and his idea of rotation.
it is clear that it will never be possible to have 20000-30000 people in the field as a real battle.
However, the number of men in the unit should be proportional: cohort 1 = 3 maniples so if the cohort was 50 men, maniples should have about 16 men.
it is true that I am too obstinate ... but I think that in a battle (to be realistic) if you can not have real numbers, you should at least get the proportions right.
for example 5500 legion vs. 20000 horde, hence in the game,1000 legion vs 4000 horde
I do not know if you understand what I mean.
The right proportions to give factions less technologically advanced, the advantage of numbers at least.
Julius Caesar won the battle of Alesia with about 80,000 Romans vs 300,000 (!) Gauls
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