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Author Topic: Anagaea: A New Era of Empires - 160BC  (Read 97103 times)

You are anglo-saxon modeled, correct?

I wouldn't really base my government off of that of a Japanese one, because it won't make any sense. I based my culture off of Greece and Rome, so my government would be based around it. Technically, key people in my culture's time would advocate for Meritocracy; The government system was never motioned on the British Isles in this time, and would never come to it, either (in this era).

His government is basically a business - of course it's running more efficiently than everyone else's.

By the way, if the Constitutionalists bring any violence to Avalonia they'll quickly find themselves expelled to the Eastern Frontier or sold out.  I already have one war to fight, I don't need a second one because Albiton thinks I'm harboring its enemies.
Constitutionalists have no idea the Constitution is in Avalonia. The Constitutionalists are not backed by the ex-King's heirs, ect.

You are anglo-saxon modeled, correct?

I wouldn't really base my government off of that of a Japanese one, because it won't make any sense. I based my culture off of Greece and Rome, so my government would be based around it. Technically, key people in my culture's time would advocate for Meritocracy; The government system was never motioned on the British Isles in this time, and would never come to it, either (in this era).

Whilst my culture is Anglo-Saxon, I never said the country itself is governed the same way.

Whilst my culture is Anglo-Saxon, I never said the country itself is governed the same way.
But cultures almost always directly affect governments ;-;

But cultures almost always directly affect governments ;-;

almost always, who's to say that there couldn't be a direct correlation for my country?

almost always, who's to say that there couldn't be a direct correlation for my country?
Because it can't. You know what I mean :(. If I originally chose a federal representative bloody democracy, I would have been called out for it.

Just because you really want the best government model out there for your country, doesn't mean it can happen. But of course, I am going to be called a cunt and called handicapped for saying this, but in my mind I have a well backed perspective on this lol.

territory expansions seems slow in this :o
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territory expansions seems slow in this :o
Mikoyan is trying a really great job at keeping all of the countries to become continent wide.

territory expansions seems slow in this :o
In reality, conquests wouldn't go very far, else they would realistically lose the ability to govern efficiently.

I actually like this model better because:

  • It gives you the ability to interact with NPCs, and there are as of yet no superpowers.
  • It gives more potential for later expansion.  Late-game world wars will require more thought to determine the outcome.  Resources will be very crutial, and they are even now.

Mikoyan is trying a really great job at keeping all of the countries to become continent wide.
And this.

Actually, I was pretty much out matched with the start of the Albitonic war. It wasn't really possibly for me to not get killed/turned into a puppet.

odds are not in my favor.
:(

leech of their research and become a tech savvy nation, after awhile you are bound to be released from being a puppet or given independence

leech of their research and become a tech savvy nation, after awhile you are bound to be released from being a puppet or given independence
except albition would be as tech savvy as them, because they provide researchers, meaning they get the same research
and the possibility of independence free from revolution would be verrrrrry far away

Actually, I was pretty much out matched with the start of the Albitonic war. It wasn't really possibly for me to not get killed/turned into a puppet.
If every time you posted this, you instead posted something about trying to build up infrastructure or a militia for border defense or had your people demand more local government you might actually accomplish something instead of simply wallowing in your downfall.

Avalonian ships with more troops should be arriving shortly.  Meanwhile, the Avalonian beachhead continues to attempt to resist incoming enemy forces and to clear wreckage to allow more ships to land (I'm going to say that there's room enough for some ships to land, but not too many and that the Ormican/Espulian ships are coming in presently, with Avalonian reinforcements not that far behind), and Avalonian insurgents in the Area of Conflict are doing their part to ensure that enemy troops are held up with policing and not defending, and that they're doing some damage to the enemy, mostly by theft and collecting information for Avalonian forces and also some sabotage and secret tunnel digging and such.

except albition would be as tech savvy as them, because they provide researchers, meaning they get the same research
and the possibility of independence free from revolution would be verrrrrry far away

not saying against albition, but rather with them

hes getting all of albitions benefits so why not just work with them until the day they possibly separate? - after that he can still work with them

If someone is planning on attacking him its albition territory so hes protected in that aspect

I think only his culture is at risk


The Hlaohamarr Barley War

The Hlaohamarr Tribe is undergoing a massive civil war, on a scale not seen since the civil disturbance in 710 BC. With a failing feudal system, and an increasing reliance on the coastal villages for some trade and most of the food production, the Southern Jarls have formed a coalition to rebel against the old High King and Jarls of the North.


Hlaomarr  ~ 485 B.C.



Hloamarr  ~ 410 B.C.

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The dark blue denoted on this map of the territory represents areas firmly held by the Hlaoren (Jarls of the North) while the regions in tan are those of the Hlaorikdom (Southern Jarls). The areas in the lighter blue are contested greatly and/or are controlled by individual Jarls or other factions.


With the battles taking larger and larger tolls on the individual factions, an increasing amount of defensive measures are being taken. Once just wooden villages with the occasional stone city, Hloamarr is now building smaller stone forts within the perimeters of their most major villages. Great stone cities are now ransacked and pillaged daily, most are just "quarries" for the stone needed to build new fortresses.

The Hlaoren have lost a lot of ground to the west, however they are creeping closer to maintaining full control over the capitol. The Hloarikdom on the other hand are gaining a lot of ground, however there strongest transporting routes are being over run by bandits and rogue Jarls.

Many historians and military strategists are estimating another 100 years of war before a true victor is decided, and they can see land grabs outside the original boundaries coming soon as areas are nailed down to either side's control. It is especially worrying however that there could be a separation all together of the nation into two separate entities, which would forever change the course of the region.

The High King Osvifr Jolf is sending appeals to Lotavik for international mercenaries and any material assistance, and states that a stronger alliance is to gain from helping the Hloaren defeat the greedy lords who have rebelled.
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Cyrus passes down his leadership to a young officer who has worked hard enough through the ranks to be considered a perfect head of defense. The young man's name is Damian.

No word from the mayor on who is going to be next in line.