I'm playing my first campaign as Julie. It's about 140 B.C. I like to take things slow and build up my infrastructure. Anyway, here's a few questions.
Is this game going to be flawed like Medieval, in that the AI of other factions cannot handle their economies. I look at the diagram comparing your faction with all the others. By the look of things, everyone but the Romans are falling back to the dark ages. In a few decades, I think I'll have orbital satellites. I realize the barbarians won't advance much, but Carthage (admittedly, I took their capital) in Spain looks like they haven't even invented the wheel.
Anyone having trouble maintaining control of captured provinces? I'm always just one or two turns away from revolts. Most of my cities are maxed out in buildings, as I pay special attention to making buildings that help moral ect. Yet, I have to keep a constant watch on what is going on, even though I've held some of them for fifty plus years.
Sorry, this was rushed, as I have to go to work. Later.
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