>>95875699
Absolutely. Especially for officers and in guarding / policing.
A lot of blurred lines here.
>>95876464
I agree. On the one hand the distinctions certainly matter, but on the other there are similarities between urban settings across all different eras and likewise for rural settings.
Take some place like Wallachia. If you have a dracula story set there in 1865, a WW1 story set in the 1900s, and an Ottoman Era game set in the 1600s, a whole lot of the beats and setting would be exactly the same.
Conversely a game in Venice set in 1930, 1910, 1830, or 1510 is going to differ more than anything in
>The geopolitical state (what people are concerned about)
>Who is in power (what's the flag, what uniforms are the guards wearing)
>What's the scariest weapon a person can carry (Halberd? Handgonne? Musket? Rifle? SMG?)
>Do boats have engines yet
Other than that even the city map would barely differ from era to era.