You continuously point out the fact that there are no spanish team members in the EB team as either they are suffering some kind of discrimination or it is necessary to have spanish team members to accurately represent any tribe in the modern spanish territory. It is not and Iberia was the first and only general faction that ever was in EB, and it never existed. As I said, you are arguing Semantics. If you want so much the Lusitanian faction to be the Iberians just edit the faction name.
You see represented a confederation which existed historically on the beginning of EBs timeline and was the ONLY (As far as I'm aware) way the independent Greek City-States could be represented as there was little option to do something else. As for the Suevii, I have no knowledge on that matter to talk about it. My only great knowledge of Proto-historical Germany is only for the Megalithic culture in that zone. The Iberians weren't incorporated because we could have a single political entity which was far more historical then any generalization of the Iberians or the Celtiberians because of their history of internal conflict. And since that was so, the Lusitanians are the best pick.
That is downplaying the Lusitanians overwhelmingly. You don't mention that they were already involved in plenty of warfare before Viriathus, with equally high degrees of boldness and success (Which only went so far), Sarcasm mentions a great great deal of examples. No mention of how the ancient historians spoke of Lusitanians, among several other things.
You're arguing in circles. You are giving us joint Celtiberian facts as if they were always a single people with a single leadership and single interests. They weren't. We discussed this. Now if you give out the facts of each Celtiberian tribe (Belli facts against Lusitani facts) and pit them against the Lusitanians, then you may be getting somewhere.
Yet the truth still is that tribes banded into aglomerates and if the tribes were culturally united and politically close, for a foreign person from which we inherit most of the written history about they were talked as the same entity, when they weren't, and one particular good example of that is when several Galician tribes declared themselves Lusitanians and were mentioned being Lusitanians when they weren't. That's the difference. The Celtiberians happened to be a confederation a handful of times, while the Lusitanians were an aglomerate of different small tribes which were culturally similar for all we know. A confederation implies that its members are bound by common interest but do not always have so. At least that is the idea I sport.
Then I'm afraid there is little room for your ideas to be incorporated in any way. In any case, its practically confirmed that they'll be in EB 2.
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