...another question on the representation of high bronze age chariots in Swifter than Eagles (STE). Classical Greek cavalry, c350-400BC involves an unshielded man with a bronze or linen cuirass on an unarmoured horse. This is classified as "armoured". Maryannu chariotry c1200BC involves tw...

Ok - so i've been very much enjoying both FOG II and FOG II Medieval. Having had a long-standing interest in the high bronze age I was very much looking forward to the release of Swifter than Eagles. Having played Swifter than Eagles (STE) now for a while, I've very much enjoyed it as well, but I do...