I'm currently working on Old Town. Anyone else there? How many have completed it already? Where is everyone at?

I am almost done with Breaking Green world :-)

Far Land at 97.44%

Furthest: Far Land - 20%
Current: Replaying Sengoku - 90%

Just started Copper Creek. Honestly, I'm running out of steam. Takes too long and I just lose interest. I like the idea, but I don't really want games to last two weeks.

I had just finished Roads of silk and Iron but I went back to copper creek castle to farm some artifacts

K-Train, just think about it not like a game, but some click-once-in-two-hours thing :D

I guess you bare all right, it is becoming longer and longer and th fun is lowering too. Having to wait to get 2B armies is not reasonable et maybe there should be much more mercenaries camps but even, some of them are soooo highly priced that all in all it gets to the same : waiting to have lots of money.... or make a deposit tu buy "inspire mercenariy camps"
well after all, i can choose not to play but i like the idea it's just that it is not fun when a game last 7 days...or maybe more in the next levels.

not complianing, just saying

I feel like if you played the game "right" and used AP wisely then skill advances should mostly balance out the huge army counts. I'm not finding that is happening for me though. (And am now on Roads of Silk and Iron)

Sengoku maybe just over half

16. Reconquista. I feel like playing this map for ~ a week. 67% done.

Edited 11/10/2020 06:42:16

Orbis Veteribus started yesterday

I think I have about 3 more days before I can start Orbis.

Just a curiosity. Found the most expensive territory to occupy so far.
₳354.87B armies to conquer
With merc's at 585 each it means in money a whooping 207T
This in Europe Huge

Edited 11/18/2020 16:54:32

Yo, I'm at your house. Where is ma money? Open the fooken doors! *bang bang* 'cocking sounds'

had a lot of skip levels so I skipped from Copper creek (i think) to Scandinavia huge. that one was crazy. when things start costing quadrillions of dollars (for some reason symbolized with a P) then you know the shizzle is fo'rizzle.

finished it after maybe 2-3 weeks or so (my advancements were not equipped to handle it) and then used all the AP I got after to redo some old levels and gain artifacts and whatnot. Now I'm on reconquista 1065 and it feels like things are going at a normal pace.

Edited 11/19/2020 11:53:41

It’s actually B that’s “wrong”, P is “right” according to SI nomenclature in English.

Kilo (k)
Mega (M)
Giga (G)
Tera (T)
Peta (P)

Because Mega and Million start with the same letter and Tera and Trillion start with the same letter it’s pretty convenient to use B (Billion) instead of G (Giga). I guess you could argue that using Q (Quadrillion) instead of P (Peta) for the same reason but I like the way it works now.

4 days ago I started Europe 1066 AD and I'm at 50% now.

I’m here

8 Days ago I started Far Land and Asia

I'm at 62% with Far Land, and 15% with Asia

I've finished everything up to Europe 1066 AD, currently doing AD 1045: Roads of Silk & Iron, and have also finished:

Scandinavia and the Nordic Countries
Australia
Afro-Eurasia Gargantuan
Triskelion
United States

Worded differently ... I have yet to finish the following:

Old Town
Orbis Veteribus Notus
Asia: Population Density
Africa
Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
Netherlands
China
Europe Huge

Almost finish green break.

but it's so long.

In fact, i always finish without merc to hire, no more possibility to boost my army camp and the last territoires are too expensive (mines, reserves, tech).

I try to optimise the army boost, but it sound not very efficient.

I think that progression of army camp must be more exponential, so at the end you're quickier on the last.

Edited 11/20/2020 17:14:50

I'm almost finished with Reconquest 1065 (only a couple days left). I've finished every other map up until this point. I have not completed any challenge levels. My highest level artifact is a rare Bonus Money Boost

Finished Old Town last week. Grueling, took me almost a month. Decided to back track to Europe 1066 and at 48%. Dig sites have me a little confused, though.