Imperator Rome, kind of reminds me of March of the Eagles

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S. Dole Melipone

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It is conceptual, not due to the lack of any numeral. The year that start an era is the first year of this era, hence is numbered year 1... While Revolutionary French were perfectly aware of how drawing a "0" which had a great importance on the decimal system they generalized everywhere, they established 1789 as the Year 1 of freedom and 1792 as year 1 of the Republic for those conceptual reasons. And I presume -without knowing it- that when the Jesus Christ's birth era was conceptualised, erudites who conceptualised it did known the 0.

God job we cleared that up we were in danger of thinking Imperator ended in a completely different era due to this inaccuracy :D
 

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Hmm... you might be right, but how do you know it will span 300 years? It proabably will, but I didn't see the end-date confirmed yet.

Also, true the map is much bigger than just Europe, but that's because the Game recreates Rome. You honestly can't play any massive Empire of that Period in a simmilar manner. There is no way to Recreate Egypt at it's height, because it wen't further south.

You can't do the Empire of Alexander the Great or Perssia.

I’m not sure what maps you have been looking at but the imperator map ends around Burma in the east and Ethiopia in the south. You can certainly reach as far as any Egyptian or Persian state I’ve ever heard of and far more than Alexander ever conquered :)
In fact the map covers a larger part of the world than ck2 did at release.
An end date at the historical end of the republic or roughly around 300 years has also been confirmed many times ;)
 

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It is conceptual, not due to the lack of any numeral. The year that start an era is the first year of this era, hence is numbered year 1... While Revolutionary French were perfectly aware of how drawing a "0" which had a great importance on the decimal system they generalized everywhere, they established 1789 as the Year 1 of freedom and 1792 as year 1 of the Republic for those conceptual reasons. And I presume -without knowing it- that when the Jesus Christ's birth era was conceptualised, erudites who conceptualised it did known the 0.

This. Let's say a year startds and ends with Christmas. Christmas is the date of Christ's birth. So the year before his birth was 'Year 1 before Christ' and the year after his birthdate is the 'Yeat 1 after Chris'... there can't be a year '0 Christ'
 

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I’m not sure what maps you have been looking at but the imperator map ends around Burma in the east and Ethiopia in the south. You can certainly reach as far as any Egyptian or Persian state I’ve ever heard of and far more than Alexander ever conquered
But what about Ancient Aliens, Trin? The map should at least contain Peru and the planet Abydos.
 

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Maybe bcs MotE was not very sucessfull. Or because the game mechanics were originally invented by AGEOD?
MotE was a perfect mixture of PDX and AGEOD games. Though, one or two more patches and/or DLCs would have been better ;-).
 
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