Originally posted by nook7I don't care who I get really to be honest. Anything would be interesting. I've had the chance to explore pretty much every kind of nation in one game or another. I suppose an inland nation with elite cavalry might be something fairly new for me, but there doesn't seem to be many inland areas in this game! Dacia and Gaul are about it I think.
You may not be so lucky this time (assuming someone who is royal wants it!)
Originally posted by AThousandYoungThere are a coiple l have my eye on - but l am not to fussed.
I don't care who I get really to be honest. Anything would be interesting. I've had the chance to explore pretty much every kind of nation in one game or another. I suppose an inland nation with elite cavalry might be something fairly new for me, but there doesn't seem to be many inland areas in this game! Dacia and Gaul are about it I think.
Should be an interesting game.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungSome nations appear of little (immediate) strategic value while others control passage through to nth / sth , eats /west lands - these are valuable. You are right about the heavy infantry, Rome and Sparta are strong.
Of course troops are not the only indicator of which realms have advantage. I wasn't suggesting they were. I was just curious; both Rome and Sparta were known for their heavy infantry.
