highway snow ploughs in ancient rome?

[ivoignob]

ok, it does not have any negative effects on gameplay but how do they manage to keep all those kilometers of paved roads clean of snow? as far as i know they were at least muddy/snowy in mtw. ever noticed that in the battles? some modern goveneaurs must be green of envy

[The_Emperor]

ok, it does not have any negative effects on gameplay but how do they manage to keep all those kilometers of paved roads clean of snow? as far as i know they were at least muddy/snowy in mtw. ever noticed that in the battles? some modern goveneaurs must be green of envy

Well they did have a lot of slaves back then...

"Move those shovelss you wretched little men!! Move Move!!"

[the_rydster]

They used the local council gritters I think.

[Fridge]

Have you guys never heard of Roman engineering? The hypocaust? Underfloor heating, you morons! Apparently all their football pitches could be used all year round as well. And that's the real reason Romans built their roads straight - the hot air underneath had trouble going round corners.

[Medieval Assassin]

. . .

[the_rydster]

Roman roads were straight because no one had invented steering wheels to go around bends.