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canepazzo posted:To pass the time and get some more background info for the game launch later this week, I've been listening to this guy's History of Rome podcast; it's about 200 episodes, each 12-15 minutes, covering from the foundation to the fall. He starts a bit dry and kinda boring but after episode 3-4 he really gets into it and is actually an entertaining narrator. Game's period is covered from around episode 13 or so, haven't gone too far yet. CK2  https://twitter.com/armenia/status/1029296342500298754
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toasterwarrior posted:This is the most aggressive I've played in a Paradox game and the new manpower system is real fun, but I'm running into a major issue of noble families not fuckin' enough. The youngest woman possible for marriage for my heir's 21-year old son is his aunt...who's like 57 or something
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appropriatemetaphor posted:Who you guys playing as? Looking to jump in and play someone not-Rome and not gigantic (like selucids or something). Syracuse is in an excellant geographic position to anchor an Empire that can dominate a Mediterranean spanning empire.
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AnoHito posted:After trying Syracusae, I can't really recommend it. You basically end up railroaded into butting heads with Rome, who are then further railroaded into stomping you into jam because Rome is the special snowflake nation that doesn't lose ever. Uh...that's sounds completely reasonable. Rome conquered the Mediterranean world, they should be a difficult obstacle for the player to surpass. That doesn't mean that the geographic position of Syracuse isn't excellent, it is. And as the second strongest Greek city state they have a good power base to build on.
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Azuren posted:Finished first full game since the early versions of Imperator, maybe 1.0 or 1.1? I forget. No Dacia = A shameful failure.  No, that's a drat good job.
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