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    Member Member Ivar the Terrible's Avatar
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    Default Re: On the Senate and Diplomacy

    I think the Senate has more smarts then you give them credit for. I'm playing Julii 258BC very hard / very hard.

    The Senate ordered me to take Carolis even though no one is at war with Carthage. I sent a small force over there because it was lightly defended. My spy got killed trying to infiltrate the city. I laid seige and started building a ram. Next turn a huge Carthaginian fleet got past my naval screen and laid an army on the dorstep of Carolis.

    I think the Senate just wanted to goad the Scipiis because they haven't done anything yet to dislodge the Carthaginians from Sicily. Having Carthage distracted at Carolis should help them out. I don't think the Senate even cares if I take it or not. Maybe the eruption of Mt Etna slowed the Scipii down.

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    Typing from the Saddle Senior Member Doug-Thompson's Avatar
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    You're being deliberately set up to fail by your enemies in the Senate. It will cut you down to size. It's not a bug at all.
    "In war, then, let your great object be victory, not lengthy campaigns."

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