1.x AI Faction Progression Thread

**Ravenfeeder** · 09-10-2008, 20:18

Continuing Baktria game 210bc

Makedon still on a rampage, AS and Ptolemaioi still allied.

Kart-Hadast oh dear. Oh for a fleet!

**Ower** · 09-11-2008, 11:37

Originally Posted by Ravenfeeder

Continuing Baktria game 210bc

Makedon still on a rampage, AS and Ptolemaioi still allied.

Kart-Hadast oh dear. Oh for a fleet!

That is som Crazy expansion, especialy the Macedonian one.

**Cbvani** · 09-19-2008, 13:03

Originally Posted by Ravenfeeder

Continuing Baktria game 210bc

Makedon still on a rampage, AS and Ptolemaioi still allied.

Kart-Hadast oh dear. Oh for a fleet!

move_character. It'd make things VERY interesting.

**Ravenfeeder** · 09-19-2008, 18:56

I've considered it. If I ever get the March of Time I might do it, but I'm also curious to see what happens when the Romani have been out of the game so long. Can they really see off the Lusotannan and Makedon? Also if Kart-Hadast and the Ptolemaioi ever go to war it could get interesting, especially as the latter haven't been able to see of their only enemies for the last 50 years - Saba. Should have another update this weekend.

**Ravenfeeder** · 09-20-2008, 15:19

Continuing Baktria game. 200bc

Makedon now allied with AS (who are also still allied to Ptolemaioi)! Multiple stacks of troops in black uniforms are swarming around Ekbatana, as are several black clad assassins, although we're not yet formally at war. I'm really not looking forward to this.

Saka are crushed. Saba are holding out. There are 4 major battle markers around Carmana - all Ptolemaioi victories.

Kart Hadast are happy to let their european possessions fall away. Lusotannan starting to get going. Arvernii had a brief moment of glory, but are losing ground again.

**Tellos Athenaios** · 09-20-2008, 15:55

I presume the Maks crushed the Hayasdan and then had those settlements revolt on them afterwards?

**Ravenfeeder** · 09-21-2008, 00:21

That's correct. The combination of distance from capital and cultural differences with the Eastern/Nomad populations must be hard to keep under control.