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Though I might have built the social pyramid a little differently. It can obscure differences in social structure between different regions (e.g. Mesopotamian serfs, like the mushkenum of the Code of Hammurabi, get lumped in with Greek and Roman chattel slaves)
And because each pop type - for understandable design reasons - does different things, it pushes the player to reproduce a Late-Roman-Republic social system, which I think obscures that other systems were possible (freeholding farmers rather than latifundia, for instance)
Very true.
Though again, as a historian, I'm not sure I can complain - that model of conquest-driven population change is straight out of K. Hopkins, *Conquerors and Slaves* (1981) and while it's not the only argument out there, honestly, it is the rare historical game where...
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