Go from Brick to Marble in Paradox’s Imperator: Rome
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Could you elaborate what you mean by an actual legionary eagle? Would thisone be ok?
Ck2 does a half assed job at representing the early start dates. And 1100 is more than 50% longer than 700.
You are treating these things as the same over this period of time but they are not, they just seem like that to you because you don't know the differences. The perspective of time makes it seem similar to you. 1100 years then is as much time as it is now, yes the technology changed less but the politics were every bit as dynamic as today. 1100 years is almost twice the time since the last pieces of the roman empire fell.
As opposed to what? Several paradox games have even more lacklustre politics. EU4 and Stellaris for an example. Perhaps even ck2. Vic2 is the only game I cna say for certain has better politics. We can hope that Imp will have better politics but we haven't seen any of it yet.
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I'm sorry when someone seems to think there was no major differences between 300BC (or even 300AD) and 800 AD then yeah I presume that I know that they know nothing. Loads of things happened every year in this period, just as many things as happens every year today. A lot of the details have been lost to us, but to some extent people are just ignorant.
How can it be false EU4 has essentially no politics? I have seen let's plays of Rome 2 TW and it doesn't have loads of it but more then EU4 does.
dude i know why you hate it .
thats the jahiliya period for you where everyone was living in darkness and worshiping stones . i know a lot about you to know why you hate the antiquity and everything before the rise of the green flags .
i have a freind who refused to play ck2 just because of that C word in it . he was offended by the name of the game because he was from the " opposite religion" . he also didnt like talking about antiquity . you feel that this time period is not intresting because to you the jahiliya periodin general is not something worthy to care about . this was the reason you didnt care about the pyramids until the french came out .
romans are demonised on the books and this game is about rome . the pagans are demonised and this game is about pagans .
my advice is to stop being hostile to what the others like . you already got +30 dislike from 3 messages only . if you hate this time period because of cultural and religious reasons feel free to not buy it but for god sake stom poisoning our mood with messages .
Eh far from all Muslims are like that, I grew up with two kids from Iran one was obsessed with pre islamic persia and the other with preislamic egypt.
There are two kinds of muslims; those who are fascinated by those who came before them and there are those who see those before them as filthy pagans. I am the former.
In regards to Shafi, the people of Antiquity are the reason Muslims went from Arab desert tribes into one of the greatest empires.
Anyways a question in regards to the game. Has it been confirmed that the game cannot cross into AD?
Rome rightfully belongs to the Numidians. We saved them from Hannibal at Zama after all!
No. Would be strange since the page talks abour 4 centuries. And the start date is 303 BC.
On one hand I am actually happy that EU:Rome is finally getting a sequel (ok not technically one) and the imperator has from the start a more extended timeframe than its predecessor (ok not technically true). 
But on the other FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU another year waiting for Victoria 3.
So mmh yeah. I am feeling many emotions here.
But on the other FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU another year waiting for Victoria 3.
So mmh yeah. I am feeling many emotions here.
Much excitement . Don't think I could have asked for a better take on Rome from PDS than this sounds to be, looking forward to seeing how it comes together, and then playing it . POPS in the ancient world .
. Don't think I could have asked for a better take on Rome from PDS than this sounds to be, looking forward to seeing how it comes together, and then playing it . POPS in the ancient world .
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