Have a good time...

Apart from Legion and Spartan (Chariots of War will have to wait until i finish my Legion campaigns :wink: ). I am playing now: Knights of Honor (medieval strategy) and Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds (have to finish the campaigns before the movie comes out! :shock: ) I also play some battles of L...

but was it or was it not an april 1st joke. and if not, do we have to buy it in the store now??? No it wasn't a joke. The game will be avalable in shops and the from Slitherine when released. They are still dealing with publishers as far as i know so it may take some time before the game is released.

Wow...short and fast!

Great work on the screenshots

Well let me tell you abit about the game, Legion, very fun, very addictive, need I say more? Just so you know this is going to be in OOC, because the events are very strange as you see in the title... So it started two days ago, I get home, put the CD in, cry, etc etc.... All is quite on the eastern...

*1 unit is consisted of 600 men* 60BC- I, Julius Caesar, have been granted full power to conquer all the gallic tribes. I was granted the use of 4 additionnal legions whit the 6 I already had. We began marching and after 1 month, arrived in Gaul. There was 4 cities that had been ???romanized??? so t...

Sorry, i cannot download anything at work either...

I suppose you cannot download at home?

daitianxiao wrote:Why don't you answer my question?

They will answer...you posted on the weekend...they also need to rest sometimes

Yes it's indeed a very funny one...

It was a dark time in the Kingdom of Bruttii. The war against the Thurians to the northeast was going poorly. The leader of the Bruttians, young King Tormestes, was proving to be a poor war chief. 5 times the armies of Bruttii had advanced to the gates of Thurii. 5 times they had met defeat at the h...

From Rags to slightly less dirty Rags- A Aequian AAR by Spangly Before I start I would just like to Give a bit of a Idea of what im working with. 1 city~Carsoli Tribal Income=30~ Iron 15~ wood 3 (yes 3!) food My Neighbors include a bunch of people with good (or moderate) relations twords me...Except...

I've checked the old boards and Iain said something like 40% and you have to be much bigger than your next opponent.

Cheers.

If i remember what Iain told me once, you have to conquer something like 60% of the map.

Well done Duncan...great AAR!
Thanks for taking the time to bring it over here

368BC ??“Legus Farius, king of Roma dies in battle against the Etruscans. The war was lost but the city of Caere revolted against the Etruscans and form a small country. Now that my father is dead, I must take the faih of Roma. 367BC ??“It is a beatiful day, the sun is shining, the birds are singing...

I choose Rome in the Unite Italy scenario. Dull, I know, but I have only played the tutorial, so we'll see what mistakes I make. I apologize for misspellings, I will work on getting the names right as we go. I go into some detail, as I prefer AARs which allow the reader to compare what the writer di...

Thanks....

There's still a lot to do...Taibi found a paradox post with lots of Legion AARs...

I am looking forward to the moment i can actually read them

The year is 367 BC and the spring have arrived. Our little proud nation has three cities in the heart of Italy, with a coastline to the Adriatic Sea. Roma, the flower of our proud nation, is the food store for our people. This year we have started to expand from a town to a city. The trade flourish ...

A History of Roman Expansion on the Italian Peninsula Rome: 370 BC. Surrounded by potential enemies and with a weak military, The Senate decided to send emissaries to surrounding lands in the search for more Allies. Upon their return later in the year, it was learned that the Umbrians, Samnites, Cae...

brief history of Byzantion in classic times. The Chalkedonian War Byzantion and her neighbours In the year 400 B.C., Byzantion was only one of the many Greek states around the Ionian Sea, between the Peleponnes and Asia Minor. Its location at the gates to the Pontus Exinus, or, as we today call it, ...