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abel1717 Apr 28, 2019 @ 8:32pm
Why are Roman cohorts 1000 men?
I noticed in-game and in some videos that Roma cohorts are 1000 men size instead of 480. Does this change after Gaius Marius reform or it stays like that throughout the game? I also see that legions can be like 15k instead of the average 5k. Did paradox completely ignored Roman army composition in a game about Rome (80 centuria, 480 cohort, 5k Leg, and many legions forming an army). I hope it is just misinformation on my part. Feedback, Please
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Originally posted by Mikey:
standard composition for any paradox game, 1 unit = 1000 men. It's much easier to keep it at a standard ratio rather than each nation having a different set of rules on composition
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Mikey Apr 28, 2019 @ 8:35pm 
standard composition for any paradox game, 1 unit = 1000 men. It's much easier to keep it at a standard ratio rather than each nation having a different set of rules on composition
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The Void Boy Apr 28, 2019 @ 8:35pm 
there's no marian reforms, just 20% manpower recovery
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