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Any future plans for this game? I'm really enjoying Hannibal right now.

Whenever this is asked, I can do nothing more than second the question!
I would really like some non-Roman related stuff, i.e. ancient Greece or maybe the other way around something after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

I would like the conquest of Britannia; you could have Caesar, Claudius, Carausian's Revolt & of course Boudica's revolt. There is 4 scenarios to start of with, I'm sure a history buff could come up with a couple more....

I would like to see Caesar's Gallic Campaign and some of the Roman-Germania Wars. But I'm also wondering how Hobbes is coming along with his mod! Looked like it had real potential!

I would like to see a scenario covering the wars of Antonius, Octavius Caesar and Brutus/Cassius till its ending in Octavian being the first imperator of Rome!
This would be really epic, I'm also a fan of the "larger" scenarios where many sides, provinces and troops are involved, not being boxed in such small worlds not being able to move out ...

Greets Chris

Since we are started on Christmas wish list drafting...

Late antiquity offers interesting settings for large-scale wars of epic scale. A nice extension would cover the epoch-defining wars fought by Heraclius and Khosrau II. Flavius Aetius vs Attila would be very nice too.

At a smaller scale fitting into the already published extensions, I would love to play the Sertorian war.

Finally, leaving Rome totally but with the same mechanics, why not the Diadochi wars?

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Hi

Interesting sugestions, no doubt

But for Sertorius, you already have him as a leader of a faction on the GMW75 AJE scenario,that covers precisely (also) the Sertorian War

Regards

I really hope we'll see some new scenarios! The ancient world had many interesting conflicts and factions, and there's still so much that we haven't seen in AJE - yet!

I wish buildings in AJE like in PoN to add some economic.
A startdate with interesting starting positions and some factions (punic wars with makedonia, egypt, and others) or a startdate with (iberian faction, italic factions, carthage, numide, egypt, makedonia and others).
Free to play with only historic startsettings and later random new generals. And you can built some buildings (wineyard, harbor,...) that adds income to you and lead to a develop/war game.

Yes - a Grand Campaign please!

I think (keeping it Roman), I'd like to see more late Empire civil wars, the Severus scenario is fantastic but only hints at the social, economic and military changes of the coming period

Or to extend the Parthian wars to include those between Rome and the Sassanids, and thus go into the period of the early Eastern Empire?

A redo of some of the smaller scenarios with 15 day or even 7 day turns and using the large Europe project map might be fun. There was almost no manuever room in some of the BOR scenarios and 30 day turns seemed too long. Map regions were just too big for the actual campaigns. With the new big Europe map and the smaller regions, might end up with some very nice operational level scenarios with 7 or 15 day turns.

Jagger2013 wrote:A redo of some of the smaller scenarios with 15 day or even 7 day turns and using the large Europe project map might be fun. There was almost no manuever room in some of the BOR scenarios and 30 day turns seemed too long. Map regions were just too big for the actual campaigns. With the new big Europe map and the smaller regions, might end up with some very nice operational level scenarios with 7 or 15 day turns.

How about going backwards in time?
How would Alexander compare to Hannibal and Caesar?

I'll pay for some DLC of Caesars romp through Gaul and Britain. And some action against those German barbarians! Stabby Stabby!

Can I suggest some post pax Romana dark ages battles just prior to fall of Rome? Great Invasions was one of my favourite AGEOD games <--was GI designed by Thibault, cause I just remembered it was designed by EU 1 creator.

I would definitely love a Dark Ages campaign.

Likewise, there's still a lot of conflicts going on. What about Theodosius, Maximus, and Valentinian II - and the later battle of Theodosius against Eugenius? That's a pretty interesting pair of civil wars there. The Gothic Wars very interesting in their own ways.

And I very, very much second some sort of Grand Campaign in this engine, if it is possible! I imagine it would take a lot of work but it would be amazing.

a Grand Campaign for early Rome and other major powers and a Barbarian Invasion Grand Campaign would be awesome too ;-)

I don't think a grand campaign is really needed. I like the tight scenarios like the Pyrhhic campaign. lots of options, fun to play, good for pbem and doesn't eat all your free time. The engine is great. Maybe release some user friendly modding tools and see what the community comes up with.

Grand campaign would be a little looney I think. That long time frame would be just a little too big for the tight ship that AGEOD likes to run when it comes to historical accuracy/plausibility. With that being said, I would LOVE a Gallic campaign! I would've thought a French company would be on top of that! So long as the Gauls are not overpowered

I'm also not so sure about the merits of a grand campaign.

But what I'd definitely support is to introduce a wider range of playable countries (the 2-3 parties per scenario is fine, but I'd love to be able to play more non-Roman factions). For example the Iranians (2nd Persian Empire), some Germanic tribes and the like. Late-Empire or Dark Ages scenarios would also be very interesting, for example a take on Justinian's bid to reclaim the western empire or a scenario focusing on the Ostrogoths and Odoacer.

Yeah, would love to play different factions - all these helenistic ones are very interesting - but also the northern barbarians - but please also too long campaigns - one early Rome one late Rome with many factions ;-)
Why no gallic wars - as a scenario?
And I´d like to have battle plans - so the other factions can defeat Romans also with the right army composition and tatctics - for example ambush - or the Skythians/Huns Skirmishers...and Romans do not kill every army that easy off...also a hellenistic army, that does not get flanked should be due to the spear wall a tough opponent...

Ech Heftag wrote:I'm also not so sure about the merits of a grand campaign.

But what I'd definitely support is to introduce a wider range of playable countries (the 2-3 parties per scenario is fine, but I'd love to be able to play more non-Roman factions). For example the Iranians (2nd Persian Empire), some Germanic tribes and the like. Late-Empire or Dark Ages scenarios would also be very interesting, for example a take on Justinian's bid to reclaim the western empire or a scenario focusing on the Ostrogoths and Odoacer.

OOOOO I like that! I too want to play some more non roman factions. Are the Parthians balanced in the Parthian Wars expansion?

The Peloponnesian War should make for a nice big scenario if you decide to expand AJE more towards the Greek world.

Heraclius please. Just too much to like about that era.