dezar said:
Perhapes you could use titles that are more reconizable to someone who doesnt know that much about rome....just a thought
Well, actually a good amount of these terms are already put into the game.
The only one's I wouldn't expect every to know is Legatus Legionus, Trubunus Laticlavius, and the Equites class.
Consuls are of course the two leaders of the Roman Republic. Senators are usually part of the Patrician class. They were used mostly in the Roman judicial system and discussed new laws. A Dictator was a military leader who was chosen to take over Rome during martial law, and his service time was for six months.
The Equites was a special class of Roman citizens. They were considered neither Plebian or Patrician, and they filled the titles of the Roman army. They were the knights of Rome.
Gladiators, if people did not know, were used in the Roman army. They were the ones who did the dirty work for the Romans. They were their to serve the Roman army in order to gain freedom. Auxiliaries were the skirmishers of the Roman army and were normally non-Roman citizens. They consisted of Roman Velites, Hastati, Archers, Triarii, Principes, Javelin throwers (but it wasn't the pila that was thrown) and shock Cavalry.
I have no idea what the Urban Cohort was and what they were used for. I do think that they were used to gaurd the city of Rome itself. I'll have to look that one up.
I had to do some research on the Legatus Laticlavius and the Trubunus Legionus. Maybe it should be switched to just Commander and General.
