简单的复制粘贴，顺便@逹Da ，
你该更新你的翻译了~~
Hello everyone, and welcome to the next update for my play through.
250 BC
With my southern borders secure thanks to Athens and Sparta my attention turns towards the Triballi who own Navissos, the last region of Thracia that I don’t own. Looking in diplomacy I notice they are at war with the Scordisci who I promptly sign a Non-Aggression pact with. I then declare war with the Triballi and march my army from Pulpudeva into the region.
In other diplomatic news I sign a trade agreement with Rome.
Back to internal matters I have family issues to deal with.
This person must be disowned. the Infamy penalty affects all of my family members.
Tactical Drills is researched which boosts the melee stats of my units.
249 BC
With the main Triballi army off fighting the Scordisci, Navissos is open to attack.
I take the region after an easy fight and begin to convert the buildings. All of Thracia is mine.
Rome asks me to join in their war against the Etruscan League. The Etruscans only have a fleet left and I do not have anything to defeat them with, but joining the war will boost my relations with Rome so I agree.
248 BC
He got what was coming to him. The Infamy is removed from my family.
Rome offers a defensive alliance in return for a small fee. I agree, much better to have them as friends rather than enemies. Syracuse has declared war on Carthage as well, things are getting very interesting in the central Mediterranean.
I hear news from distant lands that the Arverni have become part of the Gallic confederation.
The last Triballi army has headed east and tries to take Antheia.
This battle was a tough one and rested on my Militia Hoplites pinning down the Triballi general and killing him before his unit could reach my slingers and the mob who were also defending the settlement.
247 BC
At the start of this turn I am met by a very interesting mission.
A very nice incentive for me to try and eradicate the last Etruscan fleet. I never manage to complete this mission, but it is a nice example of the dynamic missions that appear in the campaign.
Rome also asks me to join in its war against Libya, one of Carthage’s client states. With Syracuse at war with them as well I sense an opportunity to expand to the west. Time to side with Rome again.
Trade agreements are agreed with Bithynia and Rhodos, and Syracuse take Lilybaeum giving them control over Sicily.
246 BC
When converting Navissos to my culture I had enough money to convert the main settlement building but not the other chain so I demolished it. With my focus elsewhere I had forgotten to build anything in the empty slot so now slums have filled it.
They add to the growth rate but I do not want that food or public order penalty so I demolish them.
I agree Military Access with Rome, and move my 20 stack army into Southern Italy where I intend to march it towards Sicily and then on to North Africa.
A trade agreement is reached with the Catiaroi and Gymnasia is researched. This gives a speed increase to my units and allows for more specialised military buildings to be constructed that focus on giving bonuses to units.
245 BC
Libya asks for peace as it is in a lot of wars and offers a nice payment. I accept the money and take a hit in my relations to Rome and Syracuse.
Cimmeria offer me a trade agreement which I accept.
Syracuse are doing well in the war as this turn they take Carthago itself!
244 BC
The Other Families are annoying me now, but I cannot afford to strike back at them yet.
Rome asks me to join in the war against Nova Carthago and I accept, seems my peace treaty with Libya has not affected our relations too much which is good.
A Carthaginian fleet from Karalis retakes Lilybaeum, I think I have found the perfect target for my next conquest.
That is all for this update, I hope you have enjoyed it.

@逹Da 你该来更新你的翻译了

回复 blackmanta :因为你不用空格的话经常会把名字和后面的话连在一起，这样你当然艾特不到人

刚回到家，等下再翻

速度哦