Almost guaranteed locked behind Dam and Canal. Estimated project completion date: sometime after the nuclear apocalypse and a form of evolved cockroaches get around to it.Hadrian's Wall was actually pretty effective, IIRC. I'd support it!
Truly a reminder that, yes, the romans were indeed that bullshit.That wall is 117.5 km long, between anywhere 3-5 meter wide, 3.5 meter to 6 meter tall based on construction material, paraphrased from wikipedia. Soldiers from three occupying legion did the work, which is about 15,000 men total, but no words are mentioned about what percentage is required to complete the work.
It was also completed in about six years.
Yeah, like now that i actually look at our current stats instead of our old stats...they had no wealth? And just in general, i just dont see how this represents "4-8 points in most stats"...@Academia Nut - I want to second Abby Normal's request for info on the Gulvalley stats.
As it is, I'm looking at some of our current stat values, and they seem odd in places; if possible, I'd like to see the numbers to double-check things.
No, the Thunder Speakers had the nomad steppes to their north and the Thunder Horse to their south. Thunder Horse is still alive.
Yeah, like now that i actually look at our current stats instead of our old stats...they had no wealth? And just in general, i just dont see how this represents "4-8 points in most stats"...
He meant that without the plague we would've been fucked six ways to sunday.
Truly a reminder that, yes, the romans were indeed that bullshit.
Wasn't the entire reason they got as far as they did was due to the border fortifications being abandoned?
Wasn't the entire reason they got as far as they did was due to the border fortifications being abandoned?
Yes, but then consider that the romans did this at the end of their logistics train, without a major mobilization of the nation's resources, and with the manpower of just a couple of the legions.Or it's an actually doable project for the Ymaryn. It requires 15,000 men, not all of them are doing the work, because they are also patrolling the British isle.
Yes, but then consider that the romans did this at the end of their logistics train, without a major mobilization of the nation's resources, and with the manpower of just a couple of the legions.
At the very least, we'd have to spend a few generations adding a main to do the same. The romans just went 'fuck it' and had their legions do the work for them. Like, I'm not sure if that would even require a single main on their part to do.
Dude, why in the world. We have SO many other fires to put out - let's take the dang people in. It helps mitigate xenophobia, it helps reinforce our deepest and most important values, it fulfills the Patrician quest, it frees up actions to let us focus on the three billion other things we need to get done at this point. For the love of Crow, let it end.
Dude, why in the world. We have SO many other fires to put out - let's take the dang people in. It helps mitigate xenophobia, it helps reinforce our deepest and most important values, it fulfills the Patrician quest, it frees up actions to let us focus on the three billion other things we need to get done at this point. For the love of Crow, let it end.
colonies prioritise growth and economy, Marches prioritise fortifying and squashing threatsColonies can do exactly the same, but do it much better, as they can get a lot bigger and have much actions and higher stat caps to do it with.
I wouldn't put your hopes on this. Taking I'm the nomads doesn't seem like it engages the Purity value enough to build on it.
Xenophobia is an aspect of Purity currently.I wouldn't put your hopes on this. Taking I'm the nomads doesn't seem like it engages the Purity value enough to build on it.
I wouldn't put your hopes on this. Taking I'm the nomads doesn't seem like it engages the Purity value enough to build on it.
'So we're all agreed?'One angry voice against the consensus of the priesthood and the patricians.
Also, while the marches can declare war on their own, they're honestly less likely to end up with us in a nomad war we can't win, because they wont attack unless they expect to succeed or if it'll get worse if they dont, while a colony will just expand into the steppe and piss off nomads in the name of growth.colonies prioritise growth and economy, Marches prioritise fortifying and squashing threats
Dude, why in the world. We have SO many other fires to put out - let's take the dang people in. It helps mitigate xenophobia, it helps reinforce our deepest and most important values, it fulfills the Patrician quest, it frees up actions to let us focus on the three billion other things we need to get done at this point. For the love of Crow, let it end.
This is correct, and we also got a trait evolution from that!Hell, we did much the same after literally the second conflict with nomads we had, iirc, where we pissed off the People in order to take in a bunch of nomads who'd been attacking us, after the nomad hero died and their horde collapsed...hell, iirc the refugees were headed by one of the heroes sons i think