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Trade networks as well.

This is going to have massive effects on Italy, no claiming Naples, no Fornovo. Louis may well still press his claim to Milan though.

You Americans, the whole point of a code name is that you can’t figure out what it’s disguising. ‘Operation Let’s Invade France’ taught the Brits that a long time ago.

Peter Heather seems to think so. It would certainly have given the Roman Army the much needed cash it needed to survive.

Do you have a script that just randomly likes posts or what?

Ah that makes sense. Bit shit mind.

Anyone aware of why some of the larger mods don't use Steam workshop, instead falling back to manual installs?

*sniffs* no your crying.

They were all second class citizens with theoretically at least any other citizen higher than them. So chattel but some were well kept and could at least hope for a change in circumstances and freedom.

This is pretty much peak pre-1900 forum posting. I salute you.

You sounded frustrated with yourself and your own abilities which I totally get so no worries about your reaction on my part. Writing is damn hard and your doing a grand job so far.

What if he builds a really big cannon instead of the navy and fires that at Britain?

Again, training the crew in port is not training in the sea.

Erm.

It's a hard skill to master I suggest you take a good look at other writers and see how they manage it.

Good stuff again. Some feedback that I hope you'll find constructive is that your conversations are a bit artificial sometimes. You make it very clear whose speaking at the cost of making the conversation seem like it staged rather than two people having a conversation. This bit here for...

This being the internet someone has done some number crunching. https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/71631/what-are-the-effects-of-building-an-artificial-land-bridge-connecting-britain-to/71632

"If we build a giant wooden drill in the shape of a badger we can go under the sea!"

"Let us move Italy into the channel! Finally a use for it!"