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Oh okay, you´re right about that. For a moment there I thought to said it was very realistic with Pyrrhus of Epirus sailing to Ireland.
But yeah, I´ve been trying to get across the fact these guys aren´t really a unified faction. And they certainly aren´t the Epeirotes anymore. It´s just the rogue family of Aiakides.
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Edit: P.S. I really like Alexandros. He is probably the best one to reunite the Epirote faction. Ptolemaios (that's his name right?) is a close second.
Yeah, those two are good guys, especially Alexandros. I´m curious to see what happens there, since at the moment I don´t really have any special plans for that area, nor could afford any. The Carthaginians are moving again on Sicily and Karia might be threatened soon again. But that´s all just boring defensive stuff.
This AAR actually has a lot of inventive promise; focusing on one crazy family instead of an actual faction is an interesting change.
And I think it's okay if it's not funny anymore, by the way; the pillaging stuff is entertaining enough. But don't drop the humour entirely if you can help it.
Agreed. It's the humor that makes this AAR what it is, unique and fun to read!
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Well, I´ll try. I´ve got a few things in mind that I hope I can work into the story.
But I´m afraid doing entirely new crazy stuff with Pyrrhos and Helenos is gonna be tough, seeing as I´ve already got a plan prepped for them. And Alexandros and Ptolemaios are just to sensible for any of that. Unless...
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Originally Posted by General Appo
I'll await to see what happens
No new update? :(
No. If you´ll look at my posting dates you´ll see it can sometimes be weeks between updates, and sometimes hours. It depends on what I feel like. I do this in my own speed.
haha great AAR, I just laughed my ass off
lol Ostia's theater(I belive)
Not at all! I am very historical in my research. That theatre is in exactly the same polis I placed it in in the AAR. Can´t remember the polis name right now, but I´ll check it up.
Btw, it is a clearly greek theatre.
mm well it reminded me of Ostia, the theater and environment have similarities :sweatdrop: