Comments by "SCINTILLAM DEI" (@scintillam_dei) on "Misunderstood History - Did Roman Legions Really Wear Red?" video.

  1. Similarly, if the Romans were about the same height as northern savages, they would never have mentioned height differences. Same with hair colours. Original romans: black hair. Northern savages: lighter in general.
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  2. I always set Aztecs to green in my realistic maps for Age of Empires 2 you can find in my channel. I'm working on a map of alll of América so I can conquer it with Spain, but also have an epic war between Aztecs and Incas (with Mayans involved of course). Shame there are no Lakotas and such in Age of Empires 2.
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  3. I never beat that game despite having the biggest empire by far. Egypt focused entirely on me, and Scythians wanted no alliance, so I was against the entire world. The stupid game makes the computers treat me as untrustworthy because I defend myself from invaders, so I could not make alliances later on in the game. I DID do a lot of auto-resolves but for things I would have won anyway.
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  4. They should do a video on how Genoa and Venice made the Portuguese Empire and its technological advancements like the invention of the caravel possible. Lose-itanians are so conceited they pretend to have done it alone.
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  5. Speaking of the question of the accuracy of colours, your use of brown hair for the ancient Romans is misleading because they didn't have that colour, since that is common to Germanics like Goths, not Mediterranean natives who have black hair. Alexander the Great had black from his Greek, but also blond from his grandmother who was Illyrian.
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  6.  @donaxtrunculus5023  Dark brown is common to Goths. It's a Germanic look, not a native Mediterranean one.
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  7.  @joevenespineli6389  SCIPII
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  8.  @joevenespineli6389  I'm just a noob, so I go back to playing Age of Empires 2 which is more fun because I can create more realistic maps, but I will always treasure much of Rome: Total War and Medieval 2.
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