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anomanderus

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Certainly when Rome originally came out it had a lot of flaws, but paradox games in general were far less popular and advanced at that time. EU3 was still relatively new, Crusader Kings II and Victoria II seemed like impossibilities. Now Paradox has come so far in all fields of development, it seems a shame none of the lessons they've learned through pioneering will not be used to create a new, better Roman themed game.
 
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Certainly when Rome originally came out it had a lot of flaws, but paradox games in general were far less popular and advanced at that time. EU3 was still relatively new, Crusader Kings II and Victoria II seemed like impossibilities. Now Paradox has come so far in all fields of development, it seems a shame none of the lessons they've learned through pioneering will not be used to create a new, better Roman themed game.

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Would love to see a Rome II - show em how it's done :)
 
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