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The Babylonians and Norse released with booster packs that were set in their respective regions. The Persians, however, did not. The Indians won’t have a full scale booster pack but will have perhaps 8-10 quests, all set in the jungles of India. They are mostly complete and look beautiful.

So needless to say.

I just said this to Ardeshir on discord, but I think it is worth saying here, too. Raising the roof on the game is certainly an obvious topic that has been raised many times. I agree with the concept of it -- any game that lasts forever needs expansion to maintain players' interest. our major...

Quite an advertisement for tsipouro. I've never tried it.

I believe Ram Head, Light Armor, Engineering Accessory.

Not a bad idea to toss on the wishlist from the 3d guys. We gave them this Halloween off from events (they are busy animating the Indians).

The Indians will have plenty of elephants. Don’t worry. We just haven’t showed them yet.

I concede that the Indians could make an argument that they should be the one civ without a ram. However, were we to ever make a civ without a ram, I’d want the civ to still have some siege in Age 3, and I don’t believe such a unit would fit the Indians. It’s a very interesting question. tbh...

Thanks. I believe that would trace back to a typo by me on the draft I sent to PF2K.

I don't believe it would mesh for a civ to have no siege weapon until the Palintonon. However, most of our design rules can have exceptions. I could definitely see some civ not having a ram for some historic/gameplay reason. But I think it’s safe to conclude that unless there’s a great reason...

The illustrious and praiseworthy LifeReloaded! Welcome back!

That’s going to be unique to the Winter Event. It’s our little spin on the ancient and widespread season of giving.

What exactly is the issue here? That the Indian Elephant Archer is beautiful and perfect? How else should it be?

That’s the one! God I’m such a jerk sometimes. My logic holds up, though, at least to me haha

And rightfully so! Persia was basically the center of the world during our era. For that matter, so was India. The ancient Indian city of Taxila (located in modern day Pakistan) was home to one of the world's earliest and most significant universities -- the Greeks sent their brightest people...