colonizing

[Raiuga]

First of all I want to say I love your mod...it has been great fun to play it.

After reading the "romani" preview, my question is if the colonization option will be available for every faction, in ways similar to that of the romans. To be able to raise factional troops in newly conquered provinces, even if you don't have historical evidence of certain faction doing that.

Continue the good work

[Foot]

First of all I want to say I love your mod...it has been great fun to play it.

After reading the "romani" preview, my question is if the colonization option will be available for every faction, in ways similar to that of the romans. To be able to raise factional troops in newly conquered provinces, even if you don't have historical evidence of certain faction doing that.

Continue the good work

No, we are not in the position of creating unrealistic representations of factions.

Foot

[antisocialmunky]

Not even Greek Colonies :-p?

[Alsatia]

Greek colonies were common, so they'd possible be in EBII.

[Vasiliyi]

Arent greek colonies already represented? I mean you can recruit greek units in the crimian, asia minor, taras, massalia, tolosa, and emperion. Isn't that technically the same thing?

[Foot]

Arent greek colonies already represented? I mean you can recruit greek units in the crimian, asia minor, taras, massalia, tolosa, and emperion. Isn't that technically the same thing?

That assumes that recruitment will be the same in EBII as it was in EBI, which, if you had read the People of North Africa preview, you would know is not to be the case.

Foot

[Raiuga]

First of all I want to say I love your mod...it has been great fun to play it.

After reading the "romani" preview, my question is if the colonization option will be available for every faction, in ways similar to that of the romans. To be able to raise factional troops in newly conquered provinces, even if you don't have historical evidence of certain faction doing that.

Continue the good work

Should have made the question differently.

But "colonization" will be possible even in regions that the romans did not historical conquered?

Keep the good work...and be happy because you make me happy

Yours truly,
Raiuga

[Ludens]

But "colonization" will be possible even in regions that the romans did not historical conquered?

If EB1 is any guide, they probably will. EB1's Romans can turn Germania into a province, which they historically tried and failed. However, this probably won't be possible (or at least be very, very difficult) in some provinces, like the steppe.