Baslat?
what language is that?
is see know.
I think it's Turkish
Baslat?
what language is that?
is see know.
I once played Civ4 for about 10 hours straight when I had nothing better to do, except for that one time where I ate.
I try guys, I try.... but lets face it I aint getting any younger... I often find myself falling asleep over the keyboard... much better with civ then, I hate when I have a couple of years pass by and wake up being vassalised.... o
No, eating isn't better than Civ or EU. Unfortunately, it's required to go on living, and attending meals is a social expectation. Terribly unfortunate.Eating isn't better than Civ.
You've failed us.
You should commit ritual suicide to preserve your honor!
I once played Civ4 for about 10 hours straight when I had nothing better to do, except for that one time where I ate.
I don't think I've ever played EUIII for more than 10 hours straight. I don't think it's so much that it's less addictive than EUII than that I can't sit that long anymore without needing to stretch.
I once played Civ4 for about 10 hours straight when I had nothing better to do, except for that one time where I ate.
No screenshot (yet), but France released Avignon as part of a peace settlement, then the papal states declared war on Avignon and Avignon is winning (with a little help from myself), and has control of Rome, so Rome is currently being fought over by Pope Clement XXII and Pope David XIX.
I once played Civ4 for about 10 hours straight when I had nothing better to do, except for that one time where I ate.
Once I played EUII for 30 hours straight, only taking breaks to go to the bathroom--I ate at my desk. I finally had to get some sleep.
maybe not the strangest, but it certainly made me laugh.
how considerate of my peasants to found an institution that'll squeeze even more money out of them