I really like the usage of less known leaders in Civ 6, although Trajan is one of those that a lot of people know anyway.
Mista Emperor, my man, eat some food, you look like a zombie.
He looks malnourished. :v:
"Rome's version of the aqueduct"
You mean the aqueduct?
[QUOTE=Hidole555;51084650]"Rome's version of the aqueduct"
You mean the aqueduct?[/QUOTE]
no you see the roman's built the pyramids instead while china built the aqueduct first
He looks like the Asterix version of Ceaser.
[QUOTE=RaTcHeT302;51084668]no you see the roman's built the pyramids instead while china built the aqueduct first[/QUOTE]
And the Taj Mahal was built in Cleveland
[QUOTE=Hidole555;51084650]"Rome's version of the aqueduct"
You mean the aqueduct?[/QUOTE]
From what I can tell the Roman baths are just an upgraded version of the aqueduct, considering how there's still an aqueduct behind it.
[QUOTE=Pvt. Martin;51084689]He looks like the Asterix version of Ceaser.[/QUOTE]
For those that don't know what I mean
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[QUOTE=Hidole555;51084650]"Rome's version of the aqueduct"
You mean the aqueduct?[/QUOTE]
she said Rome's replacement for the aqueduct
[QUOTE=Pvt. Martin;51085329]For those that don't know what I mean
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either that or monty python
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its just an upgraded version of the aqueduct. you can see it behind the bath center. as for the civ itself, rome looks amazing, kinda like the intro civ for civ 6. a lot of people arent going to be used to building more than 4-5 cities coming from civ 5, but now all those penalties are gone, so building wide is a perfectly viable strategy.
Holy fuck, those are some really good UAs
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