Well back to Alt-History writing :D "The Harappans - also known as the Brahmaputra Valley Civilisation - was one of humankind's oldest settled civilisations [1]. Their origins can be traced back to the 8th millenium BCE and the ancient city of Harappa. Situated on the banks of the River Brahmaputra, nestled between the Himalayans to the north and the clouded uplands to the south, the area provided ideal conditions for early agriculture and husbandry. Starting with the 6th millenium BCE items associated with Harrapan cultures (like early wheel-made pottery and clay-inscriped calenders) can be found along the lower and middle streches of the river Ganges [2]. This appearance of Harappan items conincides with the vanishing of artifacts of earlier cultures, which are usually linked to proto-Babylonian populations [3]. This led some scholars (see e.g. Bandang & Campbell 2017) to suggest that these earlier groups were driven off by the expanding Harrapan culture. There are however no findings that indicate large scale violence or conflict between Harappans and the emerging Babylonians during the following centuries, letting this early period of Indian history appear overall peacefully." - Nora Drénalin in _Essays on the History of the Indian Subcontinent_
My god - this is just absolutely brilliant. "Brahmaputra valley" vs "Indus valley", proto-Babylonians, the references to other faux-sources ... This is so amazing.
Glad to see that you are using my map! Let me know of any feedback for improvement! I definitely need to add more anomalies and balance resources a bit more :D
It's been amazing so far! Definitely think resources could be maybe a bit more spread out in some cases, but the terrain has been amazingly translated into gameplay - really pleased with the mountain passes in the Himalayas especially, for example. Awesome stuff - thanks for this great contribution to humankind - the game and the world =P
I am so happy for many reasons: - Humankind playthrough - Roleplay-focused PE miniseries - Spicy starting neighbors - Huge Earth Map - That PE managed to pick the (plays Scatman's beat) Harappans that go Beep bap barom badom. Beep bapa baram badabba daba beep bapa baram bom...
This is gonna be a good time, I can feel it! Or we're going to get wiped next session =P. Folks let me know what you think of the format - ignore what I say in the beginning about bulk recording, and instead listen to what I say later about my plans for my approach here. Either way - really excited to have this map as an option, and really curious to see if we can't pull this off without having our desired cultures stolen from under us!
I am impressed by ur knowledge on india. Gave a like and continue the series. I almost cracked when u said Harrapans are supposedly Pacifist just to keep away from controversies. Like ur indian series. Good job man, been a year when i first saw ur imperator rome on mauryans and following up.
Awww yeah. Side note on the pacifism, the archeological record does show quantities of weapons that suggest conflict wasn’t unheard of. And although no layers have been found to suggest large scale sacking of their cities, they did posses walls including fortifications and bastions that really serve no purpose outside of defence against others. So a little friendly warfare here and there makes sense. Maybe just avoid those Death Pits of Ur
So happy to see a full Party Elite Humankind series! I love everything you do, but you style of roleplaying fits so well with this game. Thank you so much and I hope the new studio is treating you well.
Just a quick note: the tea is currently giving you only the 2% food boost, not 5%. It is per tea, so if you exploited both that you have, you would get 4%. You only get the 5% food per tea, however, if you build the Hanging Gardens on a tea resource, or build a manufactory on one, which comes in the Medieval or Early Modern era.
Little tip for the Canal Network placement, this quarter has an adjacency bonus with farmer quarters and it counts as a farmer quarter. This means that at 24:38 it was more convenient placing the canal network on the left and later place a second one on the other territory (the one you were ransacking). With two farmer quarters adjacent to both canals you would got a nice bonus. Plus it makes sense on the narrative side to, it’s a network of canals that extends on a river.
Oof yeah good point. Definitely a little messy in this playthrough so far - there's something about recording narration while playing that can lead to some mistakes at times - at least for me haha.
At 10:00 you made a mistake, you could have moved the newly created unit before ending turn. When picking up food on a river that creates a new unit, that new unit will have its full movement points despite the party having 0 since it just moved to a river. Looking forward to this series, thanks for the videos.
Really looking forward to seeing how this map turns out! Was curious to try myself but was worried how far apart it seemed the cultures were but seems to be close enough.
I think if you would have attached your second region to your capital your enemy would have been forced back out of your territory since there was no war between your nations. Not a 100% sure but I'm quite confident that would have been the play to keep them from ransacking your region...
Just stumbled on this series after an episode of your Victoria 3 series. Cant believe the algorithm didnt show me this sooner. P.S. I hope you conquer Babylon in ep 2!
The map creator said you can actually already play any of the other start positions, you just have to set it up as a local coop game with just yourself and AI and can assign yourself one of the other spots. (Or something like that, instructions are on the mod page or in comments I forget)
I think you fear bears too much, sure they hurt but Runners can easily take them out, as can normal scouts, you should only worry about bears in the Neolithic Era
Quickest way to get to next error is to put on auto explore. They can see where the food and anomaly are as they don't have fog of war when on auto explore. When you get a extra pop, split off and put all on auto explore. Rinse and repeat. Next error super fast.
Good shit man.. was just waiting for the new play through, yay! .. you have picked a format so different from other gamers, 👍🏽.. excited for this series.. good format.. I enjoy the tidbits of history you provide.. I would like to propose a South Indian city name - Mysuru (Mysore) once a kingdom then a state now a city..
good pronounciation of Gunung Mulu...fun fact : Gunung Mulu located on Borneo Island as part of Malaysia state of Sarawak and it become habitat for few species of bat inside the cave of Gunung Mulu...venture to the east is Sabah which have one more wonder that is Gunung Kinabalu...greeting from Malaysia
So I've been watchin a couple of playthroughs of this game and haven't seen an option for selecting monotheistic religion. I like how you try to keeep it as much acurate to the history as you can. Keeep up the good work.
Is it just me, or does anyone else also look at strategy and world building games as an application of everything one has learnt in History? I remember learning Babur bringing in Canons and utterly destroying the Delhi sultanate in the process, but it wasn't until I played Civ did I realize how strong the canons were in laying down sieges, especially when your opponent is barely discovered niter or gun powder. This reminds me, @PartyElite how about choosing Umayyads in Medieval Era? I mean obv they have got little to do with India, but Muslims did come to India in the 7th Century (and Ibrahim Lodi was a Sultan after all) and it would make sense from a role playing perspective. Note: Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi in first battle of Panipat
My thinking was to do Mongol => Mughal for that exact representation of the Muslim conquest of India! I'd do the Persians, too, but the timings don't quite line up in-game for that.
@@PartyElite Yeah that makes sense too given that Babur is said to descend from the line of Genghis Khan on the Maternal side and Timur on the Paternal side
I wish this game locked Civs by Continent. Like Asia, Africa, South America, North America... Because to be able to turn from Incans to Japan its very strange In a continent locked civ style at least it would make a little more realistic.
I don't know, isn't this wild all-bets-off appraoch the point of the game. Also there aren't really enough cultures per continent and era ingame to make this viable.
Interesting thought! I personally like how broad strokes it all is - most alternative history games focus on the same aspects that the player gets to rewrite, though this feels like a different aspect to focus on.
@@PartyElite Yes, but its a bit too strange to me. Its not very immersive, and it makes the player has no connection to its culture, and it makes roleplay really hard. It would be like playing HOI IV but every 1 hour your Focus Tree would reset and change to a random one.
It would make sense on this "real world map", but that is user modded and not part of the base game. On the random maps of the base game, it is all fictional anyway, which is exactly the point of the game. Rewrite Humankind. I would not be surprised though, if the add some option or even an DLC later, that is more focused to staying closer to actual humankind history. That he was surrounded by rather aggressive AI from beginning, is probably because the map is not that large, new world probably is enabled (no one spawned in America), and of the relatively high difficulty setting (Empire).
Yeah it's a hard thing playing as a pacifist - the juicy opportunities that we must let slip by... But it's okay. The Mauryans conquered almost the entire sub-continent, and we'll definitely look to do the same in our playthrough.
Forgive me if I'm wrong but I thought the Khmer were the ancient India peoples so why plan to go with the Mongols? I mean i can see them coming down from the steppes to raid India but not set up any towns there as they were a Nomadic people
So Khmer were an offshoot from India, yes, but they then became a different people down the line as their culture evolved. Meanwhile, Mongols invaded Persia and the Mongol-Persian blend is what brought us the Mughals who were the key rulers in India before the British came along. In this playthrough I'm trying to get to that 'modern day Indian culture' - so the Mongols are a step in that direction.
That's right - well maybe not exactly in that order, but that's how you can move around between regional cultures over the eras, getting new unique units / buildings in each stage of the game to keep it interesting.
I was a big fan of Party's channel for a while, but to hear a blasphemous heresy of not eating breakfast after 3pm(!) ... 😱 left me disappointed and heartbroken 😭💔 I am not quite sure if I will be able to live my life as I did before such news. 😓
Just wanted to inform you that science and scientific thinking thinking has always been one of the corner stones of all the subcontinent civilisations, until the British came along. So do not hesitate to be scientifically oriented. Historically we have not been the religious cow worshipers that the western media claims us to be. The subcontinent is diverse in every imaginable way and has been throughout the history. So use those science boosts :)
Ah fear not the sciences will feature where and when fitting too - though I couldn't shake the thought of the instructional rigidity of the Vedas when it came to that chicken decision haha.
Yeah, it just feels wrong. Not tempted to try it myself. Hope the game can support a better scaled real world map in the future. Also the AI spawns... So many opponents are very close to him. Who is in Western/Eastern Europe, Russia, Afrika, Australia (if that is even large enough) ? Wonder if this is due to how the map was done, Game limitations, or difficulty setting.
Every time I play the A.I always pick Mycenaean that’s the only one I haven’t played yet as it always gets snagged first pick. They are probably mediocre to play anyways but would be nice still
Thanks for replying and yeah I might have to do that. I do always try and mix up the AI at least one of each difficulty but I don’t know if traits can effect which cultures they pick? Probably not but is a thought
Well back to Alt-History writing :D
"The Harappans - also known as the Brahmaputra Valley Civilisation - was one of humankind's oldest settled civilisations [1]. Their origins can be traced back to the 8th millenium BCE and the ancient city of Harappa. Situated on the banks of the River Brahmaputra, nestled between the Himalayans to the north and the clouded uplands to the south, the area provided ideal conditions for early agriculture and husbandry.
Starting with the 6th millenium BCE items associated with Harrapan cultures (like early wheel-made pottery and clay-inscriped calenders) can be found along the lower and middle streches of the river Ganges [2]. This appearance of Harappan items conincides with the vanishing of artifacts of earlier cultures, which are usually linked to proto-Babylonian populations [3]. This led some scholars (see e.g. Bandang & Campbell 2017) to suggest that these earlier groups were driven off by the expanding Harrapan culture. There are however no findings that indicate large scale violence or conflict between Harappans and the emerging Babylonians during the following centuries, letting this early period of Indian history appear overall peacefully."
- Nora Drénalin in _Essays on the History of the Indian Subcontinent_
Youre mad
I used to be like you not quite sure what happened
My god - this is just absolutely brilliant. "Brahmaputra valley" vs "Indus valley", proto-Babylonians, the references to other faux-sources ... This is so amazing.
Very based.
This is a masterpiece
Glad to see that you are using my map! Let me know of any feedback for improvement! I definitely need to add more anomalies and balance resources a bit more :D
It's been amazing so far! Definitely think resources could be maybe a bit more spread out in some cases, but the terrain has been amazingly translated into gameplay - really pleased with the mountain passes in the Himalayas especially, for example. Awesome stuff - thanks for this great contribution to humankind - the game and the world =P
I am so happy for many reasons:
- Humankind playthrough
- Roleplay-focused PE miniseries
- Spicy starting neighbors
- Huge Earth Map
- That PE managed to pick the (plays Scatman's beat) Harappans that go Beep bap barom badom. Beep bapa baram badabba daba beep bapa baram bom...
tsk tsk, the tea didn't make your list! :P
@@_natalie My Colombian heritage exposed me!
I was nodding along and then the last point killed me and I have the song stuck in my head haha.
I'll try and find some coffee for you =P
This is gonna be a good time, I can feel it! Or we're going to get wiped next session =P. Folks let me know what you think of the format - ignore what I say in the beginning about bulk recording, and instead listen to what I say later about my plans for my approach here. Either way - really excited to have this map as an option, and really curious to see if we can't pull this off without having our desired cultures stolen from under us!
Finally a new play through!
I have been watching other channels while waiting for you. Glad that you are back to playing humankind
I want more, more!
The best Humankind content is here, no competition. The new format is good, allows for more interaction imo
I am impressed by ur knowledge on india. Gave a like and continue the series. I almost cracked when u said Harrapans are supposedly Pacifist just to keep away from controversies. Like ur indian series. Good job man, been a year when i first saw ur imperator rome on mauryans and following up.
This is the kind of human I enjoy seeing play humankind!
I'm sure enjoyed all the tea talk too, but can't wait for PE to go get some java
@@geoffn2540 I'm sure he's got some plans brewing on that front too!
I like the setup, with the roleplay aspect and with your decisions. You're rambling is the perfect amount to keep me engaged, keep it up!
Awww yeah.
Side note on the pacifism, the archeological record does show quantities of weapons that suggest conflict wasn’t unheard of. And although no layers have been found to suggest large scale sacking of their cities, they did posses walls including fortifications and bastions that really serve no purpose outside of defence against others.
So a little friendly warfare here and there makes sense. Maybe just avoid those Death Pits of Ur
Ah interesting added insight, thanks! I figure yeah - violence is to be expected, but perhaps not at the scale of some other parts of the world
0:35
*Confused Workers & Resources noises*
So happy to see a full Party Elite Humankind series! I love everything you do, but you style of roleplaying fits so well with this game. Thank you so much and I hope the new studio is treating you well.
Thanks for the kind words! The new studio is doing splendidly =)
Just a quick note: the tea is currently giving you only the 2% food boost, not 5%. It is per tea, so if you exploited both that you have, you would get 4%. You only get the 5% food per tea, however, if you build the Hanging Gardens on a tea resource, or build a manufactory on one, which comes in the Medieval or Early Modern era.
Yes! Good catch yes - I mention it in the next episode that I misread the tooltip, my apologies.
Hey PE, I'm so damn pumped for this series! Already looks good start! (CK Bengal tiger/lizard flashbacks intensifies)
Enjoy! Looking forward to it!
HUMANKIND has been my go-to game right now , it has so much potential! Super excited for this series Party!
This is the reason why i subbed. Please keep them coming.
Right from the start BOOM! real map on our faces!! me want! yes please, Would be fun follow this miniseries!
Also Also! I did a Mesoamerican run no conquered and let me tell you... is pretty op... it start with the Olmecs...
Daaaamn I'm so happy to see you play Humankind again :)
Absolutely love amplitude games, and love your content covering them!
This is an amazing idea! Great job!
Yay, Humankind is back! This makes me extremely happy
Me too! Been waiting so long haha
Thank you PartyElite for starting a new Humankind series. I like your play style the way it is, I vote for not making big changes to it at the moment.
Looking forward for this series! I'm also going to give this map a go, as I always preferred Real World maps, even when playing Civ.
‘Geez why is it so packed down here??’ The Fertile Crescent brother
I feel like I learnt so much watching this video, wth
Please give us more!
YES YES YES. HE HAS DONE IT AGAIN, ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO.
Loving HUMANKIND! Look forward to seeing more of this series.
thanks man, looking forward for next episodes
ive been watching your aserai merchant series in bannerlord and I wanted to see gameplay of this game and you were recommended again
Little tip for the Canal Network placement, this quarter has an adjacency bonus with farmer quarters and it counts as a farmer quarter.
This means that at 24:38 it was more convenient placing the canal network on the left and later place a second one on the other territory (the one you were ransacking). With two farmer quarters adjacent to both canals you would got a nice bonus.
Plus it makes sense on the narrative side to, it’s a network of canals that extends on a river.
Oof yeah good point. Definitely a little messy in this playthrough so far - there's something about recording narration while playing that can lead to some mistakes at times - at least for me haha.
At 10:00 you made a mistake, you could have moved the newly created unit before ending turn. When picking up food on a river that creates a new unit, that new unit will have its full movement points despite the party having 0 since it just moved to a river. Looking forward to this series, thanks for the videos.
Dang - good catch!
I like how you go about this. Hopefully you change nothing because this approach sets you apart from other playthroughs
Thanks for this.
Really looking forward to seeing how this map turns out! Was curious to try myself but was worried how far apart it seemed the cultures were but seems to be close enough.
Ancient: Harappans
Classical: Mauryans
Medieval: Mongols
Early Modern: Mughals
Industrial: British
Contemporary: Indians
I think if you would have attached your second region to your capital your enemy would have been forced back out of your territory since there was no war between your nations. Not a 100% sure but I'm quite confident that would have been the play to keep them from ransacking your region...
Yep I was immediately kicking myself for that one.
Catching up on this series, but great- really looking forward to it!
I'm very excited for this series. Was eagerly waiting for you to start a campaign.
Just stumbled on this series after an episode of your Victoria 3 series. Cant believe the algorithm didnt show me this sooner.
P.S. I hope you conquer Babylon in ep 2!
Glad to see more Humankind! I personally prefer having the yield icons turned off. That way I can better appreciate the beautiful landscape.
Me too! I think I had them on from a guide video I was recording.
The map creator said you can actually already play any of the other start positions, you just have to set it up as a local coop game with just yourself and AI and can assign yourself one of the other spots. (Or something like that, instructions are on the mod page or in comments I forget)
I just started the series rn! Great work, I'm so ecxited to see how it will evolve
Happy to see you playing Humankind
Really happy to be diving in!
hahahaha party elite and mini series hahahahaha...looking forward to it watching it
There's a mod by Gedemon for the Giant Earth map that makes it so u unlock cultures depending on what territory you own - looks pretty cool
Oh interesting!
I like the format, keep it up that way! :)
I think you fear bears too much, sure they hurt but Runners can easily take them out, as can normal scouts, you should only worry about bears in the Neolithic Era
Hah, I just finished watching the cursed Bengal Tiger CK3 VODs, so this feels like a fitting next series
LOL man that run was *so* cursed. I also do find it funny that we basically settle in Bengal here
I like your thoughts on things and the commentary.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!
Now, that's exciting.
Quickest way to get to next error is to put on auto explore. They can see where the food and anomaly are as they don't have fog of war when on auto explore. When you get a extra pop, split off and put all on auto explore. Rinse and repeat. Next error super fast.
Yep auto-explore is powerful - it's part of the reason why I chose not to do it!
Awesome vid!
Lesss goooo! Ave true to partyelite!
Thank you! I'm looking forward to finding things in the game that I've overlooked - like, oh, I don't know... the Defend command during combat? ;-P
Love to see a real world map, that's always how I played civ haha
Good shit man.. was just waiting for the new play through, yay! .. you have picked a format so different from other gamers, 👍🏽.. excited for this series.. good format.. I enjoy the tidbits of history you provide..
I would like to propose a South Indian city name - Mysuru (Mysore) once a kingdom then a state now a city..
Glad the format is appealing! I was tempted to do a couple cities in the subcontinent but I feel like it might be too tightly packed!
map is compact that it warrants a more broader perspective, I understand, just wanted to throw it up there.. awaiting for the next one..
@@marblerazor1824 for sure. I wanted to do Kolkatta, Mysore, and Delhi butttt it's a little tight haha.
Tough Break on the spawn point. Nice playthrough
More Humankind please. Was thinking if you could do single faction the whole time. Just picking the same faction the whole play.
Love these vid series! Keep it up ;)
good pronounciation of Gunung Mulu...fun fact : Gunung Mulu located on Borneo Island as part of Malaysia state of Sarawak and it become habitat for few species of bat inside the cave of Gunung Mulu...venture to the east is Sabah which have one more wonder that is Gunung Kinabalu...greeting from Malaysia
Love a good fun fact, thanks! Glad I was close on the pronunciation too =)
So I've been watchin a couple of playthroughs of this game and haven't seen an option for selecting monotheistic religion. I like how you try to keeep it as much acurate to the history as you can. Keeep up the good work.
Great work
Finaly a New Humankind campaing good luck :)
Bruh you can't yammer enough this vid is amazing
If you are surrounded by enemies you should land grab as much land as possible before you are boxed in. And also invest in industry.
For sure!
"historically accurate"
Brits: "Hold my Tea there's a colony to occupy!"
Make em and I'll watch em.
Love humankind content on your channel.
Is it just me, or does anyone else also look at strategy and world building games as an application of everything one has learnt in History? I remember learning Babur bringing in Canons and utterly destroying the Delhi sultanate in the process, but it wasn't until I played Civ did I realize how strong the canons were in laying down sieges, especially when your opponent is barely discovered niter or gun powder.
This reminds me, @PartyElite how about choosing Umayyads in Medieval Era? I mean obv they have got little to do with India, but Muslims did come to India in the 7th Century (and Ibrahim Lodi was a Sultan after all) and it would make sense from a role playing perspective.
Note: Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi in first battle of Panipat
My thinking was to do Mongol => Mughal for that exact representation of the Muslim conquest of India! I'd do the Persians, too, but the timings don't quite line up in-game for that.
@@PartyElite Yeah that makes sense too given that Babur is said to descend from the line of Genghis Khan on the Maternal side and Timur on the Paternal side
LMAO 54:32
"but"
Omg Love It Thanksssss
,great to have new series
Yep
You can always "stretch" the reachs of certain cultures.
For example greek or khmer as they got close to the region
I wish this game locked Civs by Continent. Like Asia, Africa, South America, North America... Because to be able to turn from Incans to Japan its very strange
In a continent locked civ style at least it would make a little more realistic.
I don't know, isn't this wild all-bets-off appraoch the point of the game.
Also there aren't really enough cultures per continent and era ingame to make this viable.
Interesting thought! I personally like how broad strokes it all is - most alternative history games focus on the same aspects that the player gets to rewrite, though this feels like a different aspect to focus on.
@@PartyElite Yes, but its a bit too strange to me. Its not very immersive, and it makes the player has no connection to its culture, and it makes roleplay really hard. It would be like playing HOI IV but every 1 hour your Focus Tree would reset and change to a random one.
It would make sense on this "real world map", but that is user modded and not part of the base game. On the random maps of the base game, it is all fictional anyway, which is exactly the point of the game. Rewrite Humankind. I would not be surprised though, if the add some option or even an DLC later, that is more focused to staying closer to actual humankind history. That he was surrounded by rather aggressive AI from beginning, is probably because the map is not that large, new world probably is enabled (no one spawned in America), and of the relatively high difficulty setting (Empire).
The map seems huge, so I imagine that when the AI found that high food area that you started in, they all wanted a piece of the action.
True true. Everybody's gotta eat.
I'd just like to let you know, the narrator is real quiet. If you could just bump it up a notch for the next episo... oh yeah. nvm :)
You could have defintly runner rushed the Babylons and wiped them out
Yeah it's a hard thing playing as a pacifist - the juicy opportunities that we must let slip by... But it's okay. The Mauryans conquered almost the entire sub-continent, and we'll definitely look to do the same in our playthrough.
Lets go
Technically you should have picked reason or embrace which aligns more with indian traditions than forbid.
The map seems prett... uhm _mercator-projected_ looking at the size of India versus what seems to be Mongolia. Put still nice to have an earth map.
Yes haha. A touch.
My last game is stuck at the end of the turn 561... Really sad now that will have to start a new game.
That's wild - just crashes or freezes?
I'd be interested in you trying out a japan start!
I'm getting addicted to more narratively driven playthroughs of strategy games. Humankind allows for a rich narrative.
Love to hear it! I really think it's one of the most fun ways to approach these games, and agreed on Humankind being a prime example
Forgive me if I'm wrong but I thought the Khmer were the ancient India peoples so why plan to go with the Mongols? I mean i can see them coming down from the steppes to raid India but not set up any towns there as they were a Nomadic people
So Khmer were an offshoot from India, yes, but they then became a different people down the line as their culture evolved. Meanwhile, Mongols invaded Persia and the Mongol-Persian blend is what brought us the Mughals who were the key rulers in India before the British came along. In this playthrough I'm trying to get to that 'modern day Indian culture' - so the Mongols are a step in that direction.
Nice
Yay this is going to be exciting!!
Don't mind me. Just commenting for the algorithm.
everyone brk fast at lease once a day
if i understood corectly, you can play and form as Roman Empire but switch to Chinese asian culture?
That's right - well maybe not exactly in that order, but that's how you can move around between regional cultures over the eras, getting new unique units / buildings in each stage of the game to keep it interesting.
Why at the start of the Neolithic era u only needed to collect 10 science “objects” and only needed 5 units. While I had to collect 20 and 10 apiece?
Game speed determines how many pickups you need! Like in Blitz you only need 1
Thanks, just realized I’m on endless speed! ;)
recreate history no nuke with gadhi (civ meme)
You should stream this post feedback
I was a big fan of Party's channel for a while, but to hear a blasphemous heresy of not eating breakfast after 3pm(!) ... 😱 left me disappointed and heartbroken 😭💔 I am not quite sure if I will be able to live my life as I did before such news. 😓
Just wanted to inform you that science and scientific thinking thinking has always been one of the corner stones of all the subcontinent civilisations, until the British came along. So do not hesitate to be scientifically oriented. Historically we have not been the religious cow worshipers that the western media claims us to be. The subcontinent is diverse in every imaginable way and has been throughout the history. So use those science boosts :)
Ah fear not the sciences will feature where and when fitting too - though I couldn't shake the thought of the instructional rigidity of the Vedas when it came to that chicken decision haha.
Can't say I'm a big fan of the proportion of the map. It's too small and feels like a miniature. A city's size feels like a large kingdom.
i wonder if the game supports anything larger
Yeah, it just feels wrong. Not tempted to try it myself. Hope the game can support a better scaled real world map in the future. Also the AI spawns... So many opponents are very close to him. Who is in Western/Eastern Europe, Russia, Afrika, Australia (if that is even large enough) ? Wonder if this is due to how the map was done, Game limitations, or difficulty setting.
The game said harappans like...
Every time I play the A.I always pick Mycenaean that’s the only one I haven’t played yet as it always gets snagged first pick. They are probably mediocre to play anyways but would be nice still
I've had fun with them! Wild that they always get picked first - try to change which AI personalities you're up against?
Thanks for replying and yeah I might have to do that. I do always try and mix up the AI at least one of each difficulty but I don’t know if traits can effect which cultures they pick? Probably not but is a thought
More humenkind
Somehow don’t think this is going to be as long a run as Bannerlord 😏
Hah we get murdered next episode?
@@PartyElite When the Hittites inevitably become the Huns yes
Fire vid
It’s Jainism before Buddhism then Hinduism