Sternberg
Banned
I'm planning on restarting a timeline of mine from earlier this year as CivWank: Egypt, but before I go about doing that, I would like to discuss the possibilities of the scenario I'm using for the timeline, as presented in the title of this thread.
I'm using the following settings for this timeline:
-A point of divergence on May 25th, 1258 BC, during the reign of Ramesses II of the 19th Dynasty of the New Kingdom of Egypt, that results in Egypt becoming the world's most powerful nation.
-The 19th Dynasty of the Egyptian New Kingdom being the world's prime power until August 27th, 356 BC.
-Ramesses II living until August 15th, 1168 BC, dying at the age of 135.
-Carthage and Babylon, or closely-related equivalent nations based around modern-day OTL Tunisia and Iraq respectively, being Egypt's primary rivals.
With the above, how can I make CivWank: Egypt as plausible as possible all while making it as divergent from OTL as I can?
I'm using the following settings for this timeline:
-A point of divergence on May 25th, 1258 BC, during the reign of Ramesses II of the 19th Dynasty of the New Kingdom of Egypt, that results in Egypt becoming the world's most powerful nation.
-The 19th Dynasty of the Egyptian New Kingdom being the world's prime power until August 27th, 356 BC.
-Ramesses II living until August 15th, 1168 BC, dying at the age of 135.
-Carthage and Babylon, or closely-related equivalent nations based around modern-day OTL Tunisia and Iraq respectively, being Egypt's primary rivals.
With the above, how can I make CivWank: Egypt as plausible as possible all while making it as divergent from OTL as I can?