I would definetely love to see a new Rome game by paradox with modern graphics and game mechanics.
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I'd prefer to see the Dark Ages before fantasy.and a Fantasy Game.
Good line, but preferably there would be a game in-between Rome II and Crusader Kings II, and another game before Rome II. Making for:"Fantasy Game" (Myth Building) -> Rome II -> Crusader Kings II -> Europa Universalis IV -> Victoria III -> Hearts of Iron IV -> "Cold War Game" -> Stellaris
I'd prefer to see the Dark Ages before fantasy.
Good line, but preferably there would be a game in-between Rome II and Crusader Kings II, and another game before Rome II. Making for:
"Fantasy Game" (Myth Building) -> "Antiquity Game" -> Rome II -> "Dark Ages Game" -> Crusader Kings II -> Europa Universalis IV -> Victoria III -> Hearts of Iron IV -> "Cold War Game" -> Stellaris
I personally don't try covering the map. Then it might require some additional modding to ensure that the AI is slightly more restricted (there can be empires that are a challenge but then a plausible analysis of that realm should be possible).Just out of curiosity do you guys really think it would be fun to play the same country for 2000 years? Surely after a couple centuries any empire would cover the map, so what would be the fun to continue after that?
If I have an idea of a megacampaign, yes.Personally I never play any of my EU, ROME or CK2 Games to the end as I usually get bored after 200 - 250 years, once I am big enough. But maybe that just me. Do you play your games to the end?