Thanks to some datamining work done by Reddit user ‘Leylos_’, a list of settlements that look like they’ll comprise Mortal Empires has been compiled. They’ve also said that parts of the two maps will have to be changed, re-shaped, or cut to make them fit together. The studio have already confirmed that it will be 295 settlements in size. As a reminder, Mortal Empires is the name Creative Assembly have given to the upcoming ‘combined’ campaign that will link (most of) the maps from Warhammer and its new sequel. Exploring plausible possibilities would seem to lead to more discoveries and perhaps improving investigative methods.Some pretty hefty clues about which settlements will be included in the Total War: Warhammer ‘Mortal Empires’ campaign have been discovered.
I think it is important to question everything with respect, including those who put forth educationally elevated theories, be those simple or complex. Individual autonomy becomes suppressed by a simple cycle of accepting, believing, then perpetuating someone else's ideas above their own. ) However, again given history, it seems that quite often a majority of people are moved to believe and think what a handful of more authoritative figures say. None of my comments intend to diminish Ptolemy's works. Who and what is heard most and how often? Then there are those people who, apparently, are gifted with an ability to persuade and convince if even if mostly through persistence and repetition. Meant to add more specifically, how many people were educated to be critical thinkers, and how many were encouraged to think differently out loud? Given history is rewritten by conquerors, based on what I have read so far about history in those times, I think not many people dared speak their thought(s) openly.
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