Division B

desertedfox - Antigonid 320-301 BC defeated Ulysisgrunt - Jewish 167-164 BC 53-26

Thx 4 a GG.

Division C

desertedfox - Indian 546-599 AD challenges

Najanaja - Roman 24 BC–196 AD with German Foot Tribes ally

Trogilus - Dacian 50 BC-88 AD

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Division B

desertedfox - Antigonid 320-301 BC defeated Najanaja - Pontic 110-85 BC 68-44.

Thx 4 a gg. it was closer than the score indicates.

Division B

desertedfox - Antigonid 320-301 BC defeated oscarius - Thracian (Hellenistic) 350-281 BC with Antigonid 320 - 301 BC ally 40-15

Thx 4 a gg.

Move to Empire level, you can afford more Imperial legion as the incremental cost is lower, on purpose. You just can't field 60 legions easily with Rome, that's on purpose. Both for game balance and for historicity. And Auxiliae have a flat cost and are quite decent too. Sacred Bands are meant to b...

I haven't played long enough into a game to see a 20 point legion. Do they really exist? I've just checked, you have 23 point units that are invading my country... are you trying to play down your strength? :D Lol..honestly I didn't even look at their individual strengths. It's a nice surprise thog...

Division B

desertedfox - Antigonid 320-301 BC defeated herm - Roman 199-106 with Spanish ally 78-41

Thx 4 gg Herm. Game was very close 3 turns from the end with scores something like 48-46.

Niijis's post. +1

Lol Morbio, okay so they can get powerful. However, in our game, I don't understand why Macedonia just doesn't declare war on me and win the game.

Maybe so Morbio, that is why I am asking the question. Problem is, at turn 100, nations as strong or stronger than Rome are paying 100 points for Phalanxes, whilst I am paying 338 for each Legion. I can't compete with those mathematics. I haven't played long enough into a game to see a 20 point legi...

Division B

desertedfox - Antigonid 320-301 BC challenges


phoyle3290 - Carthaginian (Hannibal in Italy) 216-203
Najanaja - Pontic 110-85 BC
oscarius - Thracian (Hellenistic) 350-281 BC with Antigonid 320 - 301 BC ally

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Okay, let me add Carthage to the list of disadvantaged nations. Does that make you happy? Good. Now lets get back to the point of my post. Why does Rome, oh, and Carthage, have to to pay spiralling costs for their troops when phalanxes are not burdened by this. Oh and just for the record saitososhim...

Why do Roman legions suffer from spiralling costs but none of the other major nation suffer the same penalty? None of them have Legions. A legitimate question though, why don't all heavier units suffer this spiraling expense ? Yes, that is what I meant. I know they don't have legions. In one curren...

No, the Carthigans only have it on the Sacred Band. This unit has this trait or restriction in numbers depending on the nation.

I am talking about the Phalanx which nations can produce in any quantity and have zero price increase.

Why do Roman legions suffer from spiralling costs but none of the other major nation suffer the same penalty?

Division A

desertedfox - Egyptian 664-571 BC defeated XLegione - Achaemenid Persian 550-546 BC 62-39

Thx 4 a gg.

Div A

desertedfox - Egyptian 664-571 BC defeated ianiow - Arab 1000-313 BC 63-52.

A very gg that could have gone either way. Thx Ian.

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Div A

desertedfox - Egyptian 664-571 BC challnges

nyczar - Assyrian 681-609 BC with Egyptian 664-571 BC ally
sunnyboy - Lydian 687-551 BC with Greek 680-551 BC ally

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I said one thing and you said another, so there appears to be no agreement.

The only thing we can agree on, is the war continues.

Antigos has already reneged on our agreed peace settlement. Therefore, there is no peace.