That is correct. It is the result of a previous phoenician colony.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa_Caleta_Phoenician_Settlement
Imperator - Development Diary #15 - 3rd of September 2018
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa_Caleta_Phoenician_Settlement
Wow very interesting, I doubt only one thing, why the italic people are mentioned as hellenic, from a cultural point of view?
Do you need to complete a path before starting another one? If yes, then all tribes will look more or less the same.
Then why does the map posted by Johan say they are?
It doesn't
It shows those celts in Southern Germany that the post I was quoting was talking about. There's then a big area of another color that covers most of Germany which is another religion in that very screenshot.
I would guess that light grey area in northern Germania is germanic religion.It doesn't
It shows those celts in Southern Germany that the post I was quoting was talking about. There's then a big area of another color that covers most of Germany which is another religion in that very screenshot.
It begs for another question, though : since Scandinavia is represented in the game : will they share the same generic "Germanic" religion or will there be an actual distinction between "german germanic" and "norse germanic" ?
Not sure about that. For example Alexander faced Greek mercenaries in Persia, even though he was head of a hellenic league including everything except Sparta. Hannibal recruited Cisalpine Celts and Italians when these areas were, at least de jure, subordinate to Rome.
There was a distinction at the time? Many of the later continental Germans lived in Scandinavia at the game's start anyway.
There was no distiction between the 2 at the time and the language was also still very similar
Will AI army composition be affected by traditions? (e.g. Celtics using lots of chariots or Greeks using phalanxes)
There were no druids in Spain. Why not just call it Celtic? Naming it Druidism is like having Popism instead of Catholicism.
True but both the Macedonians & Celtics were both settlers with their own communities with multi-generational service in the army. So they were landed & part of the multi-ethnic community of the Ptolemaic Empire.
After all the discussions and the criticisms people had in this forum, Romans are still hellenic.
Why people bother even speaking to a wall? LMAO
Why people bother even speaking to a wall? LMAO
The whole religion system is simple and defided by large upper groups. In this system Roman as Hellenic makes sense. If they ever cover religion as DLC they will likely devide Druidism and all this.
Also they do listen. But this doesn't mean they change everything. They also renamed Citizens into Nobles after fans raised the voice.
Oh god, the Pain. "Hurr durr the Romans stole Zeus and it became Jupiter"
It doesn't
It shows those celts in Southern Germany that the post I was quoting was talking about. There's then a big area of another color that covers most of Germany which is another religion in that very screenshot.
I rather think that most parts of central Germany should also be druidic since the area was still celtic and not yet germanic at the 450 AUC Startdate
No.
No distinction. The germanics were pretty much in the middle of the migration from Scandinavia at our start date. Who they would have displaced is a bigger question, however, one to which there is not an easy answer.
Very cool! The only thing I'm left wondering is if/how events like the Marian reforms could fit into this system.
I love this system! So much possibility! And the artwork looks really good, kuddos to the artist(s?). I have questions about some of the modifiers though.
How are Offensive and Combat Bonus different from one another? And Defensive and Offensive bonuses, do they just mean that specific unit type now fights 15% better against all unit types? Or is there a deeper system behind it with regards to combat calculations?
Oh and quick thingy:
Is it possible to ad a little bit of squiggle to the straight lines we can see on the screenshot ( I believe those divide uninhabited areas). It looks very bad in my opinion.
Otherwise, looking forward to next weeks dev diary !
Ohh and finally, can they include Naval bonuses too?
How are Offensive and Combat Bonus different from one another? And Defensive and Offensive bonuses, do they just mean that specific unit type now fights 15% better against all unit types? Or is there a deeper system behind it with regards to combat calculations?
Oh and quick thingy:
Is it possible to ad a little bit of squiggle to the straight lines we can see on the screenshot ( I believe those divide uninhabited areas). It looks very bad in my opinion.
Otherwise, looking forward to next weeks dev diary !
Ohh and finally, can they include Naval bonuses too?
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