Time for the non conformist oath!

[Long lost Caesar]

So since I started my AAR Brothers in Arms I've noticed other Romani AAR's popping up all over the place. I don't even begin to claim credit for 'inspiring' these AAR's, all of which are amazing by the way, but since they, like mine, are all Romani, it leaves me feeling as if I'm part of a wave of Romani propagandists, telling my own made up history of the Republic and competing with others to get a Pulitzer. And so, for that reason, I've decided to start another AAR. Using the other thread I started (Tips for AARs) I'm going to write in more of a narrative style, with focus on character development, side stories etc than actual game play.

And since everyone seems to be ill with Romani-fever recently, I'll give you all dose of later, Imperial Rome, courtesy of Barbarian Invasion. Except, instead of "my country tis of thee" jingoism EB's Republic gives the player, I'll make sure the Western Roman Empire is a gripping, cut throat story that you lot enjoy. Cheers
(and if anyone does a Roman BI AAR I'll kill you!!! )

[Strategos Alexandros]

I would use IBFD for a late roman AAR - much more historical and with better units.

[overweightninja]

I would use IBFD for a late roman AAR - much more historical and with better units.

Depends how late he goes, IBFD would probably be better if you're talking about the end of the empire, but if we're looking at the post-marian or even early imperial period, I think EB is a good bet.
Cheers

PS Good luck Long Lost! :D

[Strategos Alexandros]

He said using BI's WRE so...

[Disciple of Tacitus]

very cool. Will look for it.

[Long lost Caesar]

i'd use IBFD, but it would just be too esay quite honestly. at least with BI theres a chance i might lose, but thats not to say its not a good game, just not what im after.