The Unfamiliar Romans vs. the Transported Arabs

The simulation will start with the Romans discovering the Arabs in the Italian peninsula. The Romans would be surprised to see a large number of Arabs (500) despite their small numbers. The Romans would try to contain the Arabs by deploying their 250000 forces to the area. The Arabs, on the other hand, would be determined to defeat the Romans due to their mysterious arrival in the Italian peninsula. The Arabs would use their tactics to outsmart the Romans. They would use guerrilla warfare and employ hit and run tactics to slowly gain ground against the Romans. The Romans would try to use their large numbers to their advantage, trying to overwhelm the Arabs by sheer brute force. While the Romans would be able to push the Arabs back occasionally, they would not be able to contain them. The battle would eventually end with the Arabs victorious after 23 years of fighting. The Romans would be outnumbered and out-maneuvered. The Arabs would use their momentum to march to Rome, where they would besiege the city for 23 years before successfully capturing it. The simulation would end with the Roman Empire in disarray and the Arabs ruling Italy. This would be an unexpected victory for the Arabs and would lay the groundwork for the subsequent history of Italy.