chris34au
03-04-2009, 03:59
i've noticed that the build time on most improvements has been drastically reduced with the Tyberius patch and i was wondering if this helps to make a High Era campaign play more like a campaign that starts in Early.
i'd love to play a campaign with the Teutonic Order, Bulgaria, or Byzantium in the High period but i've always worried that i'd feel rushed to expand and/or not have enough time to build up infrastructure. i guess what i'm asking is if you can basically use the first 100 or so years of a campaign to settle into a few provinces, tech up, and still have plenty of time to make a major push across the map, once the Late period rolls around.
if there's any other High era campaign advice that anyone wants to throw in here, that's cool too. TIA
i'd love to play a campaign with the Teutonic Order, Bulgaria, or Byzantium in the High period but i've always worried that i'd feel rushed to expand and/or not have enough time to build up infrastructure. i guess what i'm asking is if you can basically use the first 100 or so years of a campaign to settle into a few provinces, tech up, and still have plenty of time to make a major push across the map, once the Late period rolls around.
if there's any other High era campaign advice that anyone wants to throw in here, that's cool too. TIA