LOL... You won't be talking about Scotland would you???Originally Posted by lancelot
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LOL, yea I should have said north of the British Isles. But I suppose there wasnt technically a scotland back thenOriginally Posted by Bob the Insane
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"England expects that every man will do his duty" Lord Nelson
"Extinction to all traitors" Megatron
"Lisa, if the Bible has taught us nothing else, and it hasn't, it's that girls should stick to girls sports, such as hot oil wrestling and foxy boxing and such and such." Homer Simpson
Do you perchance have an american passport? lol! It's usually only yanks that do the Britain=England thing....and as a Scot I was infuriated to read that!Originally Posted by lancelot
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You should be ashamed of yourself young man!
I do apologize my northern brethren! but its still technically not scotland-yet. I suppose Britannia is the correct description...probably...??Originally Posted by GFX707
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"England expects that every man will do his duty" Lord Nelson
"Extinction to all traitors" Megatron
"Lisa, if the Bible has taught us nothing else, and it hasn't, it's that girls should stick to girls sports, such as hot oil wrestling and foxy boxing and such and such." Homer Simpson
just some claryfication for you US boysOriginally Posted by lancelot
England comes from the word Angel-land and the angel were a germanic tribe that went to the isle long past rome left it.
The scots on the other hand are of celtic origin.
So calling a scott a english men is like calling a yankee a confed or vise versa.
Angel-saxon..I bet you heared that in robin hood at least once, those were the germanic mix of angel and saxons who came at a later date to 'the Isle'
noone will complain if you call the pict (celtic tribe in the north of britan) scotts...that is more likely then them beeing english![]()
btw I am german :P
Just some clarification for you German boys![]()
The Angles, along with the Saxons and the Jutes, began attacking Britannia whilst it was still a Roman province. When the Romans left, the Britons set about governing themselves, but it wasn't long before (according to the Anglo-Saxon chronicles) one of the British chieftains, called Vortegern, decided to invite the Saxons in to help him beat his rivals. This turned out not to be a very inspired idea as these guys soon turned on him, and by the 5th century AD, the Angles, Saxons and Jutes had taken a big chunk of the country. This area was known as 'Angle-Land' or England.
Caledonia in the north had never been owned by the Romans. It was dominated by various Pitish tribes. Around the 7th century AD, a northern Irish tribe decided to take a bit of land just across the waters on the Mull of Kintyre, and called the resulting kingdom Dal-Riyada. This tribe was called the Scots. At the time, the Picts were fighting the Northumbrians (Angles who lived north of the Humber - ancestors of Yorkshiremen and Geordies among others). The grumpy northerners were kicking Pict butt, so the Scots took the opportunity to grab even more land. Eventually the Northumbrians were distracted by various internal and external problems, including the Vikings, and the Scots were left to take over Caledonia, which was ever after known as 'Scot-Land'. The End.
Back to topic. I think the main problem with R:TW is that the game is over so quickly. I guess the squalor effect was supposed to replace M:TW faction emergences. I agree that it would be nice for a city rebellion to have a % chance of turning into a faction revival. Another nice touch would be to make the various AI factions more difficult to conquer - including more difficult to conquer each other. As it stands, Carthage, Thrace and the Seleucids only last a few turns before disappearing.
There was-there was just a big wall to keep all the scottish people out of england!!! On topic though, i thought the rebron faction thing was cool. I miss it as well, expecting a faction you thought dead to suddenly pop up out of nowhere. And as for civil war, i never had the pleasure of that happening to me on MTW.But I suppose there wasnt technically a scotland back then
That would be cool. A new civilisation could pop up to challenge you.I would like it if rebels left alone for too long organized and made their own nation, like in Europa Universalis 2. They could just use everything from the culture most synonymous to them (units, buildings, names, etc).
sort of stinks you cannot destroy the pictish caterthuns as the romans eh!Originally Posted by GFX707
it's still not scotland? so my mother is really a britanniaian?I do apologize my northern brethren! but its still technically not scotland-yet. I suppose Britannia is the correct description...probably...??![]()
i always liked returning factions, only when it wasn't happening on my lands
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