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=P I never use heavy machinery. I think it's too slow and inaccurate.
And you know, I think that we could be able to fight each other if you wanted to

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29-Mar-2011 14:03:38

Are you guys talking about the Total War games?
I had Rome: Total War, the first Medieval: Total War and the second one too. I didn't like the first Medieval though.
I stopped playing them because I despise violence now, but I still have Medieval II: Total War installed.
Oh, great story by the way. I read it a while ago and loved it.
have a great day.
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29-Mar-2011 14:15:43

29-Mar-2011 16:52:41

How is your standard army designed? I mean what units does it have, etc? After all the army with the least weaknesses is the one that wins.
By the way, what amount of description do you think should be done in a story? I am working on a book and need advice.
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29-Mar-2011 18:30:40

How is your standard army designed? I mean what units does it have, etc? After all the army with the least weaknesses is the one that wins.
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In my case, usually 2 - 4 Ornager units. 2 - 3 Archer units. About 3 heavy cavalry units. Rest are probably urban cohorts and ordinary legionary cohorts.

By the way, what amount of description do you think should be done in a story? I am working on a book and need advice.
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Well, I'm working on a book too . And as for your question, I can't answer that. There is no 'right' or 'wrong' answer. The amount of description you put depends on the story itself, the characters, the POV, the situation and appropriateness, your own preferences, and lastly, the readers' preferences. Once you have considered all of that, perhaps you'll have an answer to that question

29-Mar-2011 19:15:46

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