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Voted! A very interesting timeline. I enjoy her very much. Loukas Avgeris is my name, a greek one. I don't have preference for a place, whatever-if anything- suits you. A preference for political position: leftist>far leftist if it's not a problem to the storyline. If it is, whatever goes.

Probably all these sides will come to blows with eachother over the corpse of the Ottoman empire.

What I like in this is the internal divisions of the states. Makes them feel much less space filling and more realistic.

I've played the game a little and if I understund well, there is not a unitary agression level. If you brutally mistreat/ rightfully impose punishment upon a country their allies/friends/co-religionists are going to hate you more depending of the level of friendliness to that country. Their...

I think that that's the one he said he'll do. ...I mean the trotskyist one.

I vote for the second one. A united trotskist leaning sino-sapanese union is more original than another version of a maoist China. (As long as the story doesn't turn into a 1984sque template.)

Very interesting stuff! I follow the timeline since you began it. Haven't comment until now.

Very interesting. I would like to see more. Things are looking very favorable for the greek aliance.

My condolences too. I' m very sorry.

Greetings Some thoughts I have: Regarding Phillip’s fate, I think it was a very good choice by Basileus. Excessiveness of actions and pathos of the characters, which both Andreas and Zoe are pictured to have, can make a story great. And about Brihan and Andreas. I think historically in...

Well, that was interesting... What is the mood in Venice? The economy is not in its best and if I understand well, the Empire isn't actually hiding that she will come knocking in some years. I can imagine that there must be a slow population flight out of the city. When the Empire comes, one...

If the people of Arles start having "a dream of France" that could likely be a worring factor for the Arletan kings and not for the French ones. After all France still exists ...on the other side of the border! A unification movement could begin from France especially if the Plantagenêts lose...

Double post.Sorry.

I like the shift from epic to drama/intrigue.:cool: When you mentioned the army dispatch within the Empire, I think that you forgot two places. Alexandria and Malta. What’s the situation there? And Zoe has also a twin sister. What’s up with her? Or I missed something? But man, you’ve got a...

Well, Alexios choose duty before family but, realistically, harming his son and daughter-in-law would be a too much. Let alone torturing them. Perhaps a velvet internal exile or something would be in order.

Basileus, you have mentioned somewhere that the Hospitaliers had opened a hospital in the City. It must have a very active role during the siege. That and the fact that they are allies of the Romans for three wars by now, the last of them against Catholics, and the help to Smyrna by the Avignon...

His father was a friend to the Genoan Doge. Theodoros pressed them hard when Genoa was in need. I can see the Genoans treat him in kind.

"Venetia" with emphasis at the "i" and not at the second "e" as in italian. But that's OTL modern greek. I see that the Empire is in a difficult situation. I don’t believe Russia can be of help in this. She is preoccupied with Perm in the east and has the Roman Catholic Poland in the west...

It could also be a terrible victory or a glorious defeat!:p:D

A huge POD would needed to have gay marriage in the 15th century.:D