ShadesWolf
12-23-2001, 21:27
Can a faction have two players playing it ?
What I mean by this is, if the answer was yes, then u could play both the English and the scottish by using the same type of units, ie the only difference being the Scots highlanders.
Williams Wallace could be the leader of the scots etc.,
Also in the Hundred year wars, england played against France. But France was split, ie The Duke of Burgundy was an ally to England in 1419. So therfore u could play france but have a choice of which power u wanted to play as.
The same would be true of spain, u could play one of the major Christian powers either Castile, Aragon or Leon. You could even play as Portugal and ally yourself with the Almohads if you wanted to?
The ideas this brings is endless.
what do u all think ?
What I mean by this is, if the answer was yes, then u could play both the English and the scottish by using the same type of units, ie the only difference being the Scots highlanders.
Williams Wallace could be the leader of the scots etc.,
Also in the Hundred year wars, england played against France. But France was split, ie The Duke of Burgundy was an ally to England in 1419. So therfore u could play france but have a choice of which power u wanted to play as.
The same would be true of spain, u could play one of the major Christian powers either Castile, Aragon or Leon. You could even play as Portugal and ally yourself with the Almohads if you wanted to?
The ideas this brings is endless.
what do u all think ?