Age of Empire meets Europa Barbarorum? :dizzy2:

[Rilder]

I'm pretty sure the Hittites originally started development of it.

The early code was being carved into cave walls during the time of the cavemen also.

[Ibrahim]

The early code was being carved into cave walls during the time of the cavemen also.

actually, the latest evidence places the origions at 3 million BC, from a trbe of Australopithicines. here is one of those poeple: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australopithecus_afarensis

[russia almighty]

I heard forces in the first nano seconds of universe started researching for it.

[Megas Methuselah]

This is madness...

[russia almighty]

madness?


THIS IS.....THE EUROPA BARBARORUM FORUMS!

[Moros]

Can we please cut the spam? Making a joke is okay, but making the same joke 10 times in a row isn't.
Let's stay on topic.

Javelins were used extensively and Caesar wrote about river crossings in Gaul while coming under fire from slingers and archers, but the lure of the woad-daubed berserker with his Hallstatt longsword seems to have been to strong to resist.

indeed. Caesar tells us, and many more sources tell us about it. For god sake the Gaesatae were even named after their spear throwing abilities. And those are supposed to be the cream, when it comes to bravery.