https://twitter.com/producerjohan/status/1120662045173612544
"I finally have come up with a way to make this into fun gameplay!" Johan
Looks like we will get our co-consul after all.
edit: it's coming in the first big update
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https://twitter.com/producerjohan/status/1120662045173612544
"I finally have come up with a way to make this into fun gameplay!" Johan
Looks like we will get our co-consul after all.
edit: it's coming in the first big update
Wonder if this will extend to other diarchies like Sparta or if they just shoehorned it into Rome due to popular demand.
It seems that everyone forgets about Carthage... 
But this is a pleasant surprise to be sure!
But this is a pleasant surprise to be sure!
I feel like it gives those without a full historical grounding, (including me) a relatively good idea of events in a historical timeframe (even though obviously the events might be influenced by me playing, there will undoubtedly be events that are linked to an historical date.
It is just redundant. Why even use the Gregorian Calendar if you are renaming the chronological terminology.
AUC already covers the historical grounding. The Gregorian Calendar was included to make dates easier for players to understand, so BCE and CE are uneeded for grounding.
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https://twitter.com/producerjohan/status/1120662045173612544
"I finally have come up with a way to make this into fun gameplay!" Johan
Looks like we will get our co-consul after all.
edit: it's coming in the first big update
This also has the potential to make a civil war more dangerous if the co-consul sides with the rebels.
As I said naught but a couple days ago, give them time and they will add it in eventually.
There were far too many dual rulers to be found in this time period for them not to figure it out eventually.
There were far too many dual rulers to be found in this time period for them not to figure it out eventually.
AUC is the default, and has been for some time, so I think you've got the wrong information. Based on what was said here, BCE/CE needs to be modded in (though it's apparently not too difficult).
Very likely. But Im sure that will indeed be in a hellenic DLC.
It looks like based on the screenshot that the Co-consul gives the Millitary leadership and the consul the rest. I'm guessing they won't swap each month, but we'll have to see.