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The possibility to march from a roman settlement with a huge army in the deepest forrests of dark and far germania in just 1 turn without any resistance of a hundred of local tribes and barbarians is still a lot more unrealistic than the reducing of army movement. The possibility to destroy a whole germanic Tribe like the Alamans in just one movement and turn makes the campaign unenjoyable for me. Oh what a great and exciting military campaign. And that is what you name historical accurate? It makes the Campaign map feel so little and distances so unimportant. anyway sry for my hard words, jut wanted to make it clear :D greets
A slow march would be 2-3 miles a day. Am I missing something?
greets