
People in North America, Rome, Counterattacked Constantinople
人在北美罗马,反攻君士坦丁堡
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The Americas and the Balkans are too far apart. "Recovering the homeland" can only be politically correct. The focus is still on absorbing the indigenous people to increase the population. However, political correctness can be used to mix in European disputes and seek benefits for the New New Rome.
I don't understand, why would you, an American country, go to Asia to serve as a tributary to China? Isn't it possible to have normal and equal relations between countries? Why does the Eastern Roman Empire have to be so shameless when it has to be inferior to others?
It's a dead end, take the Cape of Good Hope without any colonial intermediary, and with the level of navigation in the 16th century, Elysium would never be able to establish a stable Chinese trade route. Portugal only needs to travel through the South Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and transit through colonies such as Macau. Elysium has to travel an extra quarter of a mile, and there is no ability to build a transit port. Are you an ironclad ship in the 16th century? Doesn't the trade scope and colonial scope of EU4 exist? Bro, when you write fantasy history, you still need to touch on history. Writing about Dong Luo running away to Selis is already very abstract, neither exciting nor rational. Do you want to write it to fulfill your filial piety to the prince of the Zhu family? Are you guys here to see this?
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A module for the game Europa Universalis. In 1444, they sold out everything from the Castle (the three-stick land has the same development level as Siberia) and evacuated with all the people in the Castle (who could run). They abducted people from Venice/Genoa/Knights Hospitallers on the way. After a wave of supplies in Portugal, they rushed straight to North America. When they arrived, everything was clear. If there were no local indigenous people to help them, they would have died violently. Then there were two generations of divine kings. , Integrating local indigenous people, pioneering, and expanding by replicating classical Rome. The final mission tree is divided into three. After completing one, the next one can be opened The three mission trees are 1. Recreate the Empire on which the Sun Never Sets 2. Occupy the entire America 3. Recover all the homelands of Rome Complete the entire mission tree is almost as long as a ball
Overall, it's good, but I don't understand why the author wants to make others inferior and pay tribute to China, when they can obviously trade equally.
You all like to create separate family trees in America, right?
Ni Ma, those who wrote about the late Ming Dynasty, those who wrote about resisting the Qing Dynasty, and those who now write about Eastern Rome, all like to open separate genealogies in America, right? Ni Ma, America is really a blessed land for you guys, right?
To put it bluntly, your fleet is like: Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai were sacked and no one could stop you, but you took the initiative to be a dog for 🐷. It can only be said to be pure waste.
Wearing plate armor, no Ming army can break your defense. What are you afraid of?
In the early stage, he joined France. When Habbo resisted the pressure of the Ottomans, he severely attacked America to seize gold mines and unify North America. Given the geographical advantage, America can definitely win it. Then with its huge size, it will march into the British Isles as a European stronghold. As long as the navy is strong enough, it will be directly invincible. When the Valois dynasty was extinct, France was unified. Facing the threat of the Ottomans, Habbo had no choice but to bow his head after receiving a steady stream of blood transfusions in the Americas. With its huge size, I don't believe it can take down Osman. It is absolutely possible to use money and body to kill Osman like Isaac did.
Eighteen 1,000-ton Spanish Galen ships rushed into Beijing and killed Jiajing. It was enough. But you still want to be a dog to him, which can only be said to be pure waste.
Hundreds of Japanese wandering samurai can conquer a city, don't tell me you can't do it.
Stop writing about the specific content of the letter the protagonist wrote to Jiajing.
It's neither literary nor white. It's not classical Chinese at all. It's even more like a stroke than Chinese style.
Why do you want to give 🐷Mingdang🐶?
The Third Odyssey?
That's right, I'm asking about the Byzantine Run North America eu4 module.
It feels like the characters' dialogues are all in Chinese context
What kind of things like searching a bag to get something, taking the head of an admiral is enough, the courage of an ordinary man, etc.
I think the author can write more about the domestic production of Erysion. I am very curious about what it is like? What does Elysion's territory look like? Before the industrial age, it was estimated that North America could only be developed on a large scale in the land east of the Appalachian Mountains, while the west was estimated to be colonized on a small scale and controlled by remote control. What does the author think? The Great Plains in the middle of the United States were not very good before the industrial age.
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Eu5 will be released in November, it will cost more than 200 yuan
Is this so?
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Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?
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Can you answer the previous question?
Can the author, the protagonist, regain all the territory of the ancient Roman Empire, and even conquer vast lands that the ancient empire had not touched?