It was like that in vanilla and we've had no cause to change it as of yet. Extending it more than a few years would mean expanding militaries and we don't have the model space for that.
that's long enough if you ask me I only got there with one campaign and since EB has 4 turns a years it's really long enough.
Extending it more than a few years would mean expanding militaries and we don't have the model space for that.
Thats the kind of no nonsense, to the point answer that i was looking for.By the way since the issue has been raised could you clarify what do you mean by-expanding militaries.Since Iam unaware of any military revolutions taking place in the era that would necessiate the need for new unit models.![]()
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As in legions wearing lorica segmentata etc, I'd assume.![]()
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Military evolution, in general, is constant and ongoing at all periods in history. Sometimes faster, sometimes slower, but you can't stick every change into a neat package called "Iphicratean reforms" or "Marian reforms" or "Augustan reforms".Originally Posted by amritochates
Why not.
After all, the EB folks needed:
1) some place to call a halt
2) some means to make the pain go away. Can you imagine redoing all the roman units to reflect Imperial armor -- egads.
3) 284 years should be sufficient to achieve a continent-spanning empire. If you haven't got a leg up by then, you should go ahead and let the inhabitants of Lesbos take total control.
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I'd live happily under the rule of the Lesbian Empire! (If I'm allowed to look, of course.) :)Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh
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