I have to admit, at least it makes a change from announcing a faction we know for sure will be in the game. (Like Gaul)
Macedonia wasn't even playable without mods in the original game.
I have to admit, at least it makes a change from announcing a faction we know for sure will be in the game. (Like Gaul)
Macedonia wasn't even playable without mods in the original game.
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"We are living in space-age times but there's too many of us thinking with stone-age minds" | How to spot a Humanist
"Men of Quality do not fear Equality." | "Belief doesn't change facts. Facts, if you are reasonable, should change your beliefs."
They look fantastic!
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Ja mata, TosaInu. You will forever be remembered.
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Swords Made of Letters - 1938. The war is looming in France - and Alexandre Reythier does not have much time left to protect his country. A novel set before the war.
A Painted Shield of Honour - 1313. Templar Knights in France are in grave danger. Can they be saved?
As playable as Pagans are in CK2.
Days since the Apocalypse began
"We are living in space-age times but there's too many of us thinking with stone-age minds" | How to spot a Humanist
"Men of Quality do not fear Equality." | "Belief doesn't change facts. Facts, if you are reasonable, should change your beliefs."
Interesting indeed. But to summarize:
Good infantry
Good cavalry (two hight tier units mentioned)
Bad archers by virtue of omission (perhaps reliant on mercs)
Bad navy
Bonus fighting Greeks, Seleucids, Ptolemic Egypt and friends
Bonus fighting "barbarians" (so basically anyone bar other Hellenistic states, Romans, Carthagenians and Pontus?)
Bonus pop growth
Bonus happiness
Negative diplomacy with Hellenistic factions (who needs diplomacy anyway)
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Certain factions, the Roman ones, were available from the get-go. Others, like Gaul, were unlocked after completing a Roman campaign. Yet others, like Dacia, remained unplayable unless you made a small edit in the descr_strat.txt file.
Unfortunately, I don't think gaining access to nonplayable factions in Rome 2 will be as simple as editing a text file as in RTW.
I hope Parthia will be one of the 8
I'm so excited about this.
Probably would even get my PC updated to really feel the game.
It so cool they added Macedonians - their contest of the world is for some reason more appealing to me than the Roman one. The Romans were to cocky :)
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