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In a way, the notion of calling specific units "slaves" is somewhat redundant, given that ALL population units, from the pettiest of criminals to the eldest of statesmen, answer to the absolute whim of their Viceroy. You can even "buy" them in Europe. It just doesn't have *internal political correctness censor*.
I wouldn't really want that included, unless they came up with some gameplay mechanic that actually worked in the context of the game. They'd have to implement the notion of having multiple overseas destinations, for one. Hmm... if they included Asia, as well (the original destination of America's first explorers), that might actually be pretty cool...
So okay. I just subverted my point. Including multiple overseas destinations (and therefore both the Triangle Trade and the search for a passage to the Orient) WOULD be cool!
I wouldn't really want that included, unless they came up with some gameplay mechanic that actually worked in the context of the game. They'd have to implement the notion of having multiple overseas destinations, for one. Hmm... if they included Asia, as well (the original destination of America's first explorers), that might actually be pretty cool...
So okay. I just subverted my point. Including multiple overseas destinations (and therefore both the Triangle Trade and the search for a passage to the Orient) WOULD be cool!
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