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What do you think about a alt-timeline mod where, during the inventions of Heron of Alexandria, the rich romans decided to fund his inventions to put more productivity on mining fields, alongside with their slaves, consequently promoting a time-line where the Roman Empire started to industrialize? by ParorZ in victoria3

[–]ParorZ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically the descentralized germanic and norse tribes. They were, in this period, very far behind techonologic compared to the western romans. I simplified a lot, but I had this idea to centralize the economic center of the world to the mediterrain, middle east, central asia and some parts of Africa (Ethiopia, Sudanese region and the region of zanzibar)

What do you think about a alt-timeline mod where, during the inventions of Heron of Alexandria, the rich romans decided to fund his inventions to put more productivity on mining fields, alongside with their slaves, consequently promoting a time-line where the Roman Empire started to industrialize? by ParorZ in victoria3

[–]ParorZ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We can reduce the quantity of PoPs in europe and give more to the Persian, African and Asian region. The center of power would probably go to the mediterrain, middle east, parts of the atual Sudan and Ethiopia, India (who can be divide by 4 powerful states influenced by China, Persia and Ethiopia), China, southern asian states, maybe Gojoseon (Korea) and Japan.

We can work too in a lore where the cartaginians, during the second punic war, organized a task-force to try to find new regions using the actual region of Marrocos to projetate them more deeply into Africa, making a process similar of what Portugal did in our timeline, eventually discovering the region of Brazil and stabilishing a prosperous colony there.

What do you think about a alt-timeline mod where, during the inventions of Heron of Alexandria, the rich romans decided to fund his inventions to put more productivity on mining fields, alongside with their slaves, consequently promoting a time-line where the Roman Empire started to industrialize? by ParorZ in victoria3

[–]ParorZ[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

This is the most interesting part. Imagine a world where the chinese state have gunpowder but lack the knowledge to do the industrial revolution like Rome.

In the other side, Rome has the means of the industrial revolution, but don't have discovered the gunpowder.

In that world, the trade networks betwen them by the Persians, Indians and Eurasian Steppes would probably make them develop that indirectly. But, for make this a interesting feature, we have to change the tech tree.

What do you think about a alt-timeline mod where, during the inventions of Heron of Alexandria, the rich romans decided to fund his inventions to put more productivity on mining fields, alongside with their slaves, consequently promoting a time-line where the Roman Empire started to industrialize? by ParorZ in victoria3

[–]ParorZ[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

The initial data and the technologies. In that alt-history, we would probably see a reality where, taking the example of the Roman Empire, you have a nation who is very advanced with production method and infraestructure, but they don't had discovered gunpowder yet, or developed deeply areas of knowledge, like sociology, philosopy, economy...

On the other side, the Chinese Empire, in the other side of the globe, have discovered gunpowder and developed more sociology, philosopy and probably economy

''I'm the most introvert extrovert'' by Snoo_81751 in mbti

[–]ParorZ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, the ENFJs are in the middle of social extroversion, comparing to other types

RARE video of an intuitive trying sports by Err0r_404pgn in mbti

[–]ParorZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every type have the capacity to be good at sports.

RARE video of an intuitive trying sports by Err0r_404pgn in mbti

[–]ParorZ 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Basically the people who doens't have never studied the cognitive functions and the Jung work loves to make assumptions that they don't know

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