Ha,ha and you know what Aftonbladet will do now, copy the review and print it
Nice move though, seems like we have to help wiuth the marketing in every way we can with this game
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Ha,ha and you know what Aftonbladet will do now, copy the review and print it
Nice move though, seems like we have to help wiuth the marketing in every way we can with this game
Originally posted by eye-switcher
Ha,ha and you know what Aftonbladet will do now, copy the review and print it
Nice move though, seems like we have to help wiuth the marketing in every way we can with this game
Yep. That´s what I´m thinking too. I guess I did my little part to help. Now, I´m trying to convince my bonehead friends to try out something a bit more complicated than Colin McRae...
Yeah, that and
makes me reconsider playing USA in my first game; perhaps a quiet corner of Europe could be nice? Sweden-Norway, here I come!
Rafiki
I played Sweden for my first game in EU2...i found it very hard, wont try that again.
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Mental note to self:Originally posted by Johan
Guess he didn't use the "right-click" menu's
"If things seem to get too 'clicky', try using the right mouse button." Gotcha. Now all I need is the game
Rafiki
I noted that the review mentions a 1881 scenario, which I haven't seen mentioned before.
From the screenshots:
- What is the deal with California, 46,7 % Nationality: Yue, Religion: Mahayana?!
- That blue and white flag with the Portugese coat of Arms is Portugal, right?
From the screenshots:
- What is the deal with California, 46,7 % Nationality: Yue, Religion: Mahayana?!
- That blue and white flag with the Portugese coat of Arms is Portugal, right?
Originally posted by Johan
Guess he didn't use the "right-click" menu's
Maye you forgot to mention that option in the manual...?
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Yue is a chinese ethnicity.
Mahayana is a variant of buddhism.
Thats the portugese flag of the 19th century.
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Originally posted by christianx
Maye you forgot to mention that option in the manual...?
Its mentioned several times.
Ha! He jokes, but I've often used this tactic myself. I've learned that it's really hard for her to complain about me spending five hours straight playing a game if I brought home flowers and a bottle of wine for dinner. And I can usualy ride it for about a week. Good investment, I'd say!
Oh, well...to his defence: it took me quite a while to realize that one could scroll down the diplomacy list in HOI....:rofl:
After viewing the screenshots with that article all I can say is ...
Don't cry for me, Argentina! That's a bit scary, to see them on the Great Powers list.
Don't cry for me, Argentina!
That's a bit scary, to see them on the Great Powers list.
You can?!?
You can't expect people to read the manual, especially if they have played HOI and are accustomed to how much use the manual is there..... And after all, the Vicky manual is anemic
RafikiPS: what does "anemic" mean, actually?
Yeah, I noticed that too. It's a wonder elBasto hasn't said anything about that yetOriginally posted by DaPacemDomine
After viewing the screenshots with that article all I can say is ...
Don't cry for me, Argentina!
Rafiki
Argentina was quite a power in SA in this period. Hardly a GP, but with good leadership...Originally posted by DaPacemDomine
After viewing the screenshots with that article all I can say is ...
Don't cry for me, Argentina!
Originally posted by Havard
Argentina was quite a power in SA in this period. Hardly a GP, but with good leadership...
Surely, but ... a Great Power? They must have involved themselves in a few successful wars to warrant that, no? What are they going to do, hurl their abundance of cattle at their enemies, conquering the South American continent through The Power of Beef?
(Fetcha la boeuf!)