They didn't give us a choice in Rome. They backed us into a corner and forced us to play 2tpy.Originally Posted by Lord Nelson
I think you're talking about the long and short campaign choice. They're both 2tpy anyways...
They didn't give us a choice in Rome. They backed us into a corner and forced us to play 2tpy.Originally Posted by Lord Nelson
I think you're talking about the long and short campaign choice. They're both 2tpy anyways...
I have to say they are rather slow on letting the information flow, I expected a bit more to come out of the old website. I cant help feeling they are enjoying our suffering and speculation a bit too much![]()
I am inclined to agree. Moreover, I believe they are running behind schedule and don't have time to give us our rightfully-earned salt's worth of information. That, or they could just be whipping together a demo. Come what may, this lack of information is killin' me.
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4 turns would fit very well the limited timeframe in the game and make most sense gameplay wise, being intuitive, allowing for greater variability in the weather and climate and makes a campaign not overly long.
I would also like the ability to use 2 and 6 turns, if possible.
Cicero, Pro Milone"Silent enim leges inter arma - For among arms, the laws fall mute"
I wouldn't mind either a 4 turn seasonal campaign as per Shogun. Terrifying Monks in Fog or Rain.
Or one that has more turns in the 'nicer seasons'
Winter 1 turn.
Autumn & Spring 2 turns.
Summer 3 turns.
For 8 turns in total.
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Food and logistics would be nice to have, after all winter had as much to do with defeating Napoleon as strategic decisions.
Since ETW will be covering a much shorter timespan than M2TW (only 100 years apparently), it only seems to make senese to have more than 2 turns a year in ETW so the game will last an appropriate number of turns. Four seems good.
Tada!
At this moment in time 2 turns and 12 turns are tied in the poll with 6 votes each!
And 4 turns per year only has 39 votes!
What ever are we to make of that? Hummmmmm!?![]()
Education: that which reveals to the wise,
and conceals from the stupid,
the vast limits of their knowledge.
Mark Twain
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