Pax Romana...competition of R, TW?

[Anonymous]

forum.antikgames.com/pax-...ionUk.html<br>
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This game is definately worth checking out...I read most of the site, and it looks unbelievable. The only thing I am not so sure about, is the combat...looks a lot like LEGION...once the ball starts rolling, no more control. But we'll see. The game date of release I believe is around September 2003.<br>
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The game looks to be the most dynamic yet...could be good!<br>
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PS - thanks to pete for sending me the URL <p>Magnus/Matt<br>
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Sounds an awful lot like a game I was working on a few years ago... glad to see someone is getting around to making it!<br>
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Looks like a very promising concept and I hope it'll be available in an English version.<br>
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Cheers<br>
Jenny <p></p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

...hope it comes to fruition as it appears to fall somwhere in between "Imperium" and R:TW.<br>
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Never enough games on the ancients so I say the more the merrier.<br>
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[Anonymous]

I have a link here to an interview with the game's deisgner.<br>
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www.worthplaying.com/arti...ad&order=0<br>
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Worth checking out. <p>Magnus/Matt<br>
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[Caius Fabius]

"the game follows a linear flow in real-time"....."Pax Romana is a rather impressive undertaking, covering nearly three hundred years of Roman history."..... "The game is real-time, (with up to 5 adjustable speeds)". <br>
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uhh I think at 1:1 real-time it might be a long game.... <p>"Just before class started, I looked in the big book where all the world's history is written, and it said...." Neil J. Hackett, PhD ancient history, professor OSU, 1987</p><i></i>