Latin speakers identified them simply as Greeks or with the term Romei. Throughout the history the Byzantine Greeks self-identified as “Romans” in Greek (Ῥωμαῖοι) but are referred to as the Byzantine Greeks in modern historiography. Many people hear the word “Roman” and thinks of the ancient romans which isn’t the same people of origin. If they now claim to research history and stay true to that, they have to make this the right way or many people will most likely be annoyed like myself. Introduce the fall of Constantinople campaign where you take part to defend the city from the many invaders & later on against the Ottomans. Constantinople had many different layers of walls each with their own defensive structure to try prevent an invading army to enter the city. I’d like to see them create them as a defensive civilization just like in AoE2 but with new defensive strategies and benefits now when we have proper wall system I’d like to see more done with those stone walls. They should focus on implementing game-play aspects around the Greek Orthodox Christianity religion, with the church and their version of the priests & monks. They should speak Greek and not Latin like in AoE2 as Latin doesn’t really make any sense when you considering that the Greeks were the main inhabitants of the lands of the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire), and of Constantinople and Asia Minor, the Greek islands, Cyprus and portions of the southern Balkans etc.
I’d like to voice my hopes & concerns if and when they add The Byzantine Empire to this game here is what I’d like to see:
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