Storyline Ideas for M&B II

[[bok]sublime]

I'm not really a sucker for Rome like some of you guys, since there's already Roma Victor.

What I would really want is in M&B 2--
The Swadian-Vaegir feud has finally come to an end, with the [insert nation here] winning. Lands on the other side of the Two Rivers have been finally open to exploration. Strange peoples have come from the sea in great boats and brought the coastal towns to their knees (including Zendar). Your weapons and training are no match to their superior tactics and organization. You, by now, has gained much fame and has been requested by the king of the land to be a general for one of their armies. You can deny the king's request and go it alone as a rogue warlord, or whatever.

In all, this means:

-More lands to explore
-Possibly a superparty(army) system
-Possibly a siege system?

 

[slavetrader]

it'd be cool if some invaders came from the seas ( much bigger faction then searaiders) they could like hold one city at the beginning but they'd start taking over fast. maybe swadians and vaegirs would have to team up against them?

 

[Skyrage]

Bit cliché, no?

 

[Caius]

Sounds a tad like the uhh Wheel of Time books.

Something I'd like to be implemented is being able to own your own city/fort (If it's not implemented in M&B1) and as another thread said, being able to upgrade this to a better fortified area with stone walls and such.

 

[etalian]

Well adding into seperate areas similar to RPGs would make the game longer. You know after you advance the story in one area you move onto the next and get access to new content (new factions, equipment, troops, bad guys etc....). The current game get's boring since the content is rather limited right now.

 

[Ummu]

Sounds a tad like the uhh Wheel of Time books.

You mean, the Seanchan, or the Aiel?

 

[Caius]

Lands on the other side of the Two Rivers have been finally open to exploration

Aiel. And note the fact that he said Two Rivers.

Strange peoples have come from the sea in great boats and brought the coastal towns to their knees

Seanchan.