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  1. NoTaxation1776

    Dev Blog 17/08/17

    Sweet! A new development blog was published on my 18th birthday! What a nice present!

    While I wish to know just a general time frame for when it will be released, I do appreciate that we aren't just getting silence like we've been getting in the past.

    Maybe if I'm lucky, the game will be released just in time for my 21st birthday!  :lol:
  2. NoTaxation1776

    Lands changing culture over time?

    Lord Brutus 说:
    The lack of culture change is entirely historically accurate.  China has owned Tibet for over 70 years but do the Tibetans consider themselves Chinese?  No.  Same thing can be said worldwide.  In Spain, Catalans agitate for independence rather than embrace Castilian culture. 
    Even in games like EU3 and EU4, cultural assimilation remains a rare event.
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    Sure, but that still doesn't mean that culture hasn't been converted in the past. The Middle East and North Africa used to be Christian, and Northern Europe Pagan (I know not technically "culture" but still). America is a decent example of culture assimilation. Sure there is diversity, but it should be America first for them.

    I just think culture would be a nice mechanic for the game that you can ignore if you want to. Like maybe give a small morale boost when you're in your own territory culturally?
  3. NoTaxation1776

    Lands changing culture over time?

    RafaelCruz 说:
    It would be cool if you would not be able to access certain troop-trees by training units from peoples other than your own.

    As in, romans would not be able to create cavalry as good as germanic cavalry, that wasn't their culture.

    They would hire these troops as auxiliary/mercenary troops, however, when those people were assimilated, they "romanized" and became less good on what gave then that military edge.

    So the only way to get "good troops of a certain kind" form a certain people, was through not assimilating then, not influencing their culture but keeping good relations with individual tribes.
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    Yeah but the whole point of wanting culture in this game is for the role play elements. Even though the game had major flaws at the beginning, I liked Rome II Total War's culture conversion and it improved the game for me. It actually felt like my Spartans had taken over Illyria for a few decades and it showed in the culture.

    Plus the lack of barbarians assimilating into Roman culture is one of the main reasons Rome fell. But that's kinda besides the point.
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