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is it possible to play this scenerio as a PBEM? With each of the 3 sides being played by someone?
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"The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
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I will play as the Greek Phalanx!!
Or will sit under the ruel of the Roam Emperor ~!"Whoever wants peace, be prepared for war"- SoundwaveComment
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A suggestion
If you start at the begining of the scenario, this could be rather tricky for the Roman player. Whoever plays as the Cathageans would have an excelent chance of clobbering the Romans before Rome could expand past its first few cities. As a result, you may want to start the PBEM a bit later then the scenario (after Rome has aquired most of Italy for example)'Arguing with anonymous strangers on the internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be - or to be indistinguishable from - self-righteous sixteen year olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.'
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El Awrence: if we play, i am the romans, sorry.
Case: how would i start later in the game?"The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
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Edit the scenario so that it represents conditions at the later starting dateOriginally posted by jerkwaterbox
Case: how would i start later in the game?
(you may want to ask BeBro's permission first though)
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alright, i am no scenerio maker though. with his permission whould you are to do it for me?"The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
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I don't know anything about that periods history, so I won't be able to do itOriginally posted by jerkwaterbox
alright, i am no scenerio maker though. with his permission whould you are to do it for me?
(I'm sure someone else can though)
'Arguing with anonymous strangers on the internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be - or to be indistinguishable from - self-righteous sixteen year olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.'
- Neal Stephenson, CryptonomiconComment
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Fine fine, I'll take the Carthaginians and clobber you early!
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Whoever wants to change the scenerio to reflect the time around the first roman event change (272 bc) will secure themself a place in this game (if they want it)."The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
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Well, I had not much time recently to check Poly...but please change whatever you like to make it PBEMable...Originally posted by Case
Edit the scenario so that it represents conditions at the later starting date (you may want to ask BeBro's permission first though)
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Thank you BeBro"The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
"I regret nothing and apologize for less." -My mottoComment
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Good Luck. It is going to be a nightmare to try and do this - it is a multi-stage scenario with different rules and stuff. Why not just play something more suited to multi-player like Paul Cullivan's End of the Bronze Age. There are many others from the period by Stefan Hartel, Alex Mor, Allard Hoefelt....
p.s. I think Bebro's work is top notch and IR is great - voted for it as one of my top ten so I have nothing against it.Comment
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after much though i have decided to change the scenerio. Would Bonaparte, by John Ellis be good?"The Bible is the greatest sales pitch in history" -Me
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You might want to wait for Bonaparte 2 currently in playtest...Originally posted by jerkwaterbox
after much though i have decided to change the scenerio. Would Bonaparte, by John Ellis be good?
(I know 'cuz I am a tester)No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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