this looks good, one point on combat I deal compelled to point out. At dig sights where those killed in battle against Rome have been autopsied Stabbing was the most common form of death Not slicing. The gladius was not known to keep its edge well, but the Point was easy to maintain. It was thus common for the single centurion to crouch with their shield pushed up into the block thus lifting the incoming attack and exposing the attacker's vitals to an easy quick thrust up thus conserving energy and time. Love the playthrough though thanks for sharing.
Well, I understand that in Roman Britain they still didn't speak English just as the Romans didn't speak Italian either. English is used to further simplify the game.
It annoys me that people say Britain speaks British in every country it’s English but the British Isle languages that are barely spoken now are Cornish Welsh Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic
@@javyassassin13 incorporating battle formations. or at the very least being able to delegate the minions from the middle zone to other zones. Or each player being able to utilize a certain number of minions.
Funny you said that cause i actually forgot this game was made in 2013 and almost thought it's a new game 😅 Man this game has such good graphics for a 2013 game
The roman legionares are swift precise fighters that I've ever seen i feel t like the knights of the dark/middle age should've used their training regimen to build not only physical strength but mental military discipline.
@@k_balu-8104 This is false. A Middle Age Knight was trained from the point he was six years old for over ten years, and kept training after that. A footsoldier I'll give you, though.
The Middle Ages did take a lot from rome, mostly in Byzantium. Knights were trained from a much younger age, however, and they changed their tactics to deal with new threats that roman tactics didn't account for.
