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In his Hispania campaign, Caeser left Rome in March, and the Battle of Ilerda occurs in June. We can make a rough estimate that they moved 1500km in 90 days, or 16.67km a day. There were delays such as the uncooperative city of Marseilles, but Rome also had the most professionalized army at this time, and delays always happen. Chinese campaigns would be longer because Chinese armies were larger and mostly peasant levies. Logistics would be way easier in a unified empire, but during 3 Kingdoms it was moreso foraging and pillaging for supplies, which slows down movement a lot
Average walking speed for untrained human is like 6km per hour.
I have walked a 72 kilometer distance before and It only took me 9 hours.
Trained soldiers can easily cover at least 50+ kilometers in a single day.
Please increase the movement by another 1000%
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Your calculation is right, but it is quite out match by other factors like unfamiliar area, enemy's sabotage, uncooperate local people...
不过那个视野x2的mod咋回事,我看工坊里好像没有了