Is EB 1.2 the most sophisticated turn based computer strategy wargame to this date?

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...the archaeological evidence doesn't necessarily back this up though. There is a danger of reading too much into the hyperbole of Roman endorsed 'histories'....

Polybius was never shy to glorify Rome's opponents on several occasions when he thought they merited praise. Take, for instance, the description he gives of the Gauls themselves, during the war I mentioned, when they aligned on two opposing fronts to fight the Romans... his description of the Carthaginians and Hamilcar... his description of Gaestatae. He only strayed from objectivity when dealing in more "personal" matters.

I would swap the term "could never develop..." to "had not, at this time developed..."

Well, my friend, as Aristotle said: If they lived and died and never did it, then they could never do it. Right???

Oh and Vartan about this...

That's one of the features I'm working on for the new battle engine.

Let me help you while you teach me everything you know.