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Svea Rike where are you now?
Is it possible that you might release Svea Rike I and Svea Rike II on Gamersgate or somewhere else?
It would be interesting to try Svea Rike I as it precedes EU which is similar to/based on Svea Rike II and Svea Rike III aka Crown of the North which is similar to EU2. It would be really nice to see how it all started.
Is it possible that you might release Svea Rike I and Svea Rike II on Gamersgate or somewhere else?
It would be interesting to try Svea Rike I as it precedes EU which is similar to/based on Svea Rike II and Svea Rike III aka Crown of the North which is similar to EU2. It would be really nice to see how it all started.
Have anyone of you played The Guild 2? Do you like it? I think paradox should publish a The Guild 3!!! 
Interesting... but surely Paradox would add a lot of interesting features and that would make much better gameHave anyone of you played The Guild 2? Do you like it? I think paradox should publish a The Guild 3!!!
Hmm, of those I've only played Puerto Rico. Junta sounds interesting, I'll have to look around for it.
1. Who's your favourite moderator?
2. If you get asked a question about CK2, what's your favourite deflection technique?
2. If you get asked a question about CK2, what's your favourite deflection technique?
Have Paradox ever thought about making a Version of EU3 or HOI3 for schools. Maybe a quicker game and slightly simpler game, that would allow a class to 'play at history' taking the role of different countries. Maybe making decisions based on what they have learnt in class.
The world market must be quite big
The world market must be quite big
Have Paradox ever thought about making a Version of EU3 or HOI3 for schools. Maybe a quicker game and slightly simpler game, that would allow a class to 'play at history' taking the role of different countries. Maybe making decisions based on what they have learnt in class.
The world market must be quite big
Actually my friend uses Europa 3 right now, he's taking a History Major at the University of Toronto and when he's reading about a famous battle or war in the books he loads that date and sees who's leading the nations and all that jazz.
Wouldn't wikipedia be faster?
Better would be that he'd buy a book about the topic and read it.
EU2 was used in schools.
EU3 if I remember correctly wasn't viewed historical enough as to make it plausible to use in school context [ahistorical monarchs, strange alliances, lack of historical events etc].
Well, it definitly has some potential as an medieval geography-teaching instrument...
That's interesting, was that in Swedish schools? Perhaps they can use the Magna Mundi mod for EU3 for more historical detail.
Don't remember where, though I think it was used in 2-3 schools in the world in different countries.
Germany I believe was one?
Never knew that. Eu3 has been used in schools, actually more than eu2 iirc.
I too would have thought EU3 more suited to schools. IIRC it was used for modelling the causes and consequences of historical decisions?
This guy is a teacher and I'm quite sure he mentioned he used it in class, though I can't find where he did so right now.
Good choices above, particularly the first two. I can't help but asking a very specific and somewhat weird question: Did you learn about the underlined game above from the review in Datormagazin?
It got 9 out of 10 (I still remember that review), played it to near death back in the day on ye olde Amiga.
The only old (but slightly younger) WWII grand strategy game in the same category is Clash of Steel.
Yes, he has. I've been in email contact with him in the last couple of months. He's an assistant (or perhaps associate) professor at a community college in Florida.