1.x AI Faction Progression Thread

[Rilder]

Why didn't you keep Italy!
You could have recruited Roman units...

Really I felt if I kept it my empire would be too big, I try only to expand when I have to, Italia is a highly profitable zone and I already have to much cash, besides I did so much damage to those cities, Roma had like 30k Population before my attack and now has like 2k.

[Centurio Nixalsverdrus]

... besides I did so much damage to those cities, Roma had like 30k Population before my attack and now has like 2k.

A man after my own taste!

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My Makedonian Empire of my AAR, in the year 182BC:




In the year 172 BC, the civil war broke out!

[A Very Super Market]

Cool!

What faction did you use to do that?

And on what criteria did you choose the rebel territories?

[Centurio Nixalsverdrus]

Cool!

What faction did you use to do that?

And on what criteria did you choose the rebel territories?

Baktria. I editted the picture so that Baktria itself can be distinguished.

I scanned all my FM for their traits. The traitorous (roughly 40%) are now the "Eugeneis Makedones", the Nobles.

[Berg-i-dum]

Roman Empire, 198 BC.



The long war in Asia against Ptolomean Empire is finally going in roman favour with their territories divided in two pieces.

[Tartaros]

very nice red (and pink) empire!

[SwissBarbar]

Love it!

[IrishHitman]

Roman Empire, 198 BC.



The long war in Asia against Ptolomean Empire is finally going in roman favour with their territories divided in two pieces.

I'd be more concerned about the Getai.

[Berg-i-dum]

I'd be more concerned about the Getai.

Yep, they are my allies since the first years and they are doing his own empire living under my shadow hehe. But well I havent interest in Dacia for now and they can stop the Sarmatians and so, I dont think they will be a hard opponent.. but dunno, I have never fought them.

The long war in Asia is complicated and the campaing in Hispania has just started. The situation in Asia Minor is hard too, with Makedonians, Pontos, Hayasdan and some well defended Ptolemaioi cities. But Mesopotamia is open.

Suevi are allies too but I have already fortified the Rhin front hehe.

Next to Hispania I think i can try Britannia or go finally against Carthago.

[anubis88]

My carthage campaign...

The seleucids kinda got the upper hand against the ptolys early on( they besiged alexandria), but then they were hit hard by pontos and lost their posesions in the near east...
Pontos had control over entire asia minor, but lost almost everything against macedon... All they have left now is the starting seleucid capital Antioch...

Ironic ain't it?

[Berg-i-dum]

Roman Empire, 198 BC.



The long war in Asia against Ptolomean Empire is finally going in roman favour with their territories divided in two pieces.

Update, SPQR 184 BC



The Limes is constantly assaulted by Germani (I like these historical accuracies but It is a bit tiring play as defender siege after siege each turn )

Aegyptus is almost subjugated. Ptolemaic Empire is divided in two pieces and it is no more a danger.

Dacia is also almost pacified. (the area required to roman conditions, I have no interest in the rest).

But there are still problems in Iberia, a long swap war that I think is going now in roman favour, anyway Carthago and Lussotana are defending well his territories.

Saba is knocking in the back door also, I need a campaign to solve it.

About the rest, I think Pahlava will be a hard enemy , fear the pink death. Also Hayasdan is hard. They both have his own empire in the East. I like this "2 worlds" perspective in the game.