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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Ah ha! But the secret coalition of Cimmeria, Hispania and the Aztec Nation (they have a mighty fleet!) will take over at the last minute!
Swine! You will be the first sacrificed at the new altar of the Mighty Massilian Mincers!

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What an interesting turn!

How was it for everyone else? 🙂

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Originally posted by treetalk
What an interesting turn!

How was it for everyone else? 🙂
The Dacians showed themselves to be cowards (like we didnt know that already)

Apart from that the actions eemed to centre onwhat is left of Blythinia!

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I'm glad Thrace didn't advance on Olbia!

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Historically, what was Rome's closest port to the Adriatic?

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Historically, what was Rome's closest port to the Adriatic?
How early on do you mean? Pre their conquest of the Etruscans they had none as far as l can recall.

Rome has ports all over the Adriatic and Med afterwards of course.

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Originally posted by nook7
How early on do you mean? Pre their conquest of the Etruscans they had none as far as l can recall.

Rome has ports all over the Adriatic and Med afterwards of course.
Interestingly, I think Taranto was one of their ports. I was just looking into it. In the game it's blocked by reefs.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Interestingly, I think Taranto was one of their ports. I was just looking into it. In the game it's blocked by reefs.
Interesting. What year was Taranto founded as a port/ colony?

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Originally posted by nook7
Interesting. What year was Taranto founded as a port/ colony?
700 BC I think. I think I mentioned extensive improvements were done to the harbor in the 19th century, so it's current strong port isn't an indicator of it's past.

The Romans may not have used it as a port; the Wiki article I was reading said they assembled a fleet there, but they did not say whether it would have been able to dock in the port.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
700 BC I think. I think I mentioned extensive improvements were done to the harbor in the 19th century, so it's current strong port isn't an indicator of it's past.

The Romans may not have used it as a port; the Wiki article I was reading said they assembled a fleet there, but they did not say whether it would have been able to dock in the port.
They must have been able to, l remember reading about them using it as a port in their initial invasion of Greece.

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I want my turn already 😠

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
I want my turn already 😠
Turns in.

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Originally posted by nook7
Turns in.
Yep. Painful one for me!

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Yep. Painful one for me!
ATY - l don't think Rome liked your comments :-)

In Shogun - you shouldn't have ignored correspondence!

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Originally posted by nook7
ATY - l don't think Rome liked your comments :-)

In Shogun - you shouldn't have ignored correspondence!
I thought I was quite clear - I have no interest in playing the Shogun game.