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Yes!
The dark ages most probably then!
(I wanted to shout "first post", but restrained myself.)
The dark ages most probably then!
(I wanted to shout "first post", but restrained myself.)
European Dark Ages? Most likely.
Chinese Spring and Autumn/Warring States era? A game in that era would be filled with opportunities for interesting diplomacy.
Classical/Medieval India? It would be something rarely covered in gaming, and has the potential to be something great.
Chinese Spring and Autumn/Warring States era? A game in that era would be filled with opportunities for interesting diplomacy.
Classical/Medieval India? It would be something rarely covered in gaming, and has the potential to be something great.
Hmm maybe a grand strategy game from a similiar time line as shogun total war also focusing on japan? Would seem logical but im still holding out for a dark ages game 
Swords though have been around for a long time though might as well be a napoleon era game
Swords though have been around for a long time though might as well be a napoleon era game
This will finally be the highly anticipated modern age game with F-22 Jets, Cruise Missiles and Highlander-like sword-fighting action.
He doesn't specify what kind of sword though. What if they're laser swords? Space Age could still be in the running.
Still hoping for Ancient Greece, but thinking Dark Ages as well now.
Still hoping for Ancient Greece, but thinking Dark Ages as well now.
That's terrible news . I really wish Paradox would develop a game in a post-WW2 setting.
. I really wish Paradox would develop a game in a post-WW2 setting.
Swords are usually a good start.
But since swords were used in warfare into the 20th century (albeit sparingly), this could really cover just about anything. Whatever it ends up being, I'm sure it will be good.
But since swords were used in warfare into the 20th century (albeit sparingly), this could really cover just about anything. Whatever it ends up being, I'm sure it will be good.
Actually Marines in the US are still issued swords, only used for ceremonies but he said there were swords in it, not swords being used.
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