medieval era?

So many things happened in the medieval era and just to mention a "city state" vs "city state" wars, look at the Italian Wars.

All that kinda crap wouldn't happen if the Roman Empire didn't fall...

You do know the Romans had constant rebellions and civil wars? Specifically against their Italian allies.

I meant war between small Italian city states...

Well not really, if the Frankish Empire didn't fall apart, there wouldn't be any city state wars on Italy. =P

I love this area of war.

The only city-state vs. city-state wars were in northern Italy with milan, venice and others

Except all the other wars that had them, oh and when the holy roman empire broke apart into a bunch of minor little states all usually going against each other, Italy was not the only region with city states going at it (tough it had them the most often and the longest)

Yes I did forget the holy roman empire but that did not brake up in the middle ages and most other city-states had given there power to larger nations early on so it was not just city vs city warfare the topic he was talking about

Well, almost all of the city-states in the era had a big brother to protect them, so in almost all of the scenarios where a city state would fight another, they would obviously call in help from the bigger powers or you thought that city states could survive all alone? ( and no, Venice and Genoa are not examples of city state, both had a lot of protectorates and often had more than one city.)

Ok I admit I made a mistake

So does everyone not think about or care about possibly one of the deciding moments of history for Europe 1066?

William the Conqueror?

Sigh 1066, i could write a book on the number of outcomes that could have happened.

I don't think that what happened in 1066 is more historically significant than what happened on 1194, or 1206, or 1453.

It's pretty historically significant because it occured in England... The kingdom of England became the British Empire that ruled almost a quarter of the earth's population and area...
What if the Vikings won?
What if the Normans lost?
What if the Anglo-Saxons ruled the world?

Well, what if the Crusades didn't fail? What if the Mongol Empire never formed? What if Constantinople never fell? What if the Muslims won at Poitiérs? clearly these have much more importance than a battle where a different kind of people won replacing the old rulers, don't get me wrong, it would create a big rivalry that would last for centuries later.

What if Cristobal colon discovered america sooner, what if Aragon was never inherited.