01-12-2003, 01:17 AM
I've never played Medieval:TW, but Shogun:TW was absolutely a rock-paper-scissors game; i.e., archers - beat - spearmen - beat - cavalry - beat - archers.<br>
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There's just one problem with that scenario: Roman Warfare (and for that matter - Medieval and Japanese warfare too) didn't work like that. But from the trailer, I imagine the producers have been watching the wonderful History Channel programme in which some well renowned person claims that the Romans conquored the world due to their superior Ballistas (yes, really) - probably the very same show that the producers of Gladiator watched. <!-- <br>
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[url=http://"http://www.fenrir.dk/"]Imperium - Rise of Rome[/url]</p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub45.ezboard.com/bromanarmytalk.showUserPublicProfile?gid=strategym>StrategyM</A> at: 1/12/03 2:25:20 am<br></i>
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There's just one problem with that scenario: Roman Warfare (and for that matter - Medieval and Japanese warfare too) didn't work like that. But from the trailer, I imagine the producers have been watching the wonderful History Channel programme in which some well renowned person claims that the Romans conquored the world due to their superior Ballistas (yes, really) - probably the very same show that the producers of Gladiator watched. <!-- <br>
<p>Strategy <br>
Designer/Developer <br>
[url=http://"http://www.fenrir.dk/"]Imperium - Rise of Rome[/url]</p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub45.ezboard.com/bromanarmytalk.showUserPublicProfile?gid=strategym>StrategyM</A> at: 1/12/03 2:25:20 am<br></i>