Now that the game is released (Russia), can I assume the betazoids an now discuss the game?
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I believe yesterday Patric announced that the NDA has been lifted
As the beta versions are nearly the same as the full version.
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.. I tried to look for his post, but I have no idea what thread he put it in... I'm sorry.. 
Well, we are now allowed to write AARs directly into the public forum and use screenshots there, and I guess anything mentioned there and in the public FAQs are ok to be talked about (although the "why was that design decision made" question is pretty touchy, I guess).
However, the NDA is never fully lifted. A lot of the discussion in the Beta forum will remain covered by the NDA.
However, the NDA is never fully lifted. A lot of the discussion in the Beta forum will remain covered by the NDA.
Which really won't be a big deal once everyone gets their hands on the game.
There will be far more interesting things to discuss.
There will be far more interesting things to discuss.
Then buy the game!
Or read AARs and the FAQs in the meantime.
But I am sure most if not all betas will gladly answer questions as long as they can be sure not to violate the NDA:
Minister traits are just their style of doing what they do. A Great Compromiser or a Iron-Fisted Brute for the Foreign Ministry?
For leaders, it's their style of fighting. Panzer Generals, Tricksters, etc.
For leaders, it's their style of fighting. Panzer Generals, Tricksters, etc.
Each of those traits offer bonuses of one or the other sort. It will depend on your playing style and the current situation who you want in a certain position.
Negatives as well.
A Man of the People for instance will decrease dissent, but increase resistance.
I think...not sure, I'd have to look it up. But it's stuff like that.
EDIT: Yeah, I just looked at the beta manual, and plenty of them have negatives in with their positives.
A Man of the People for instance will decrease dissent, but increase resistance.
I think...not sure, I'd have to look it up. But it's stuff like that.
EDIT: Yeah, I just looked at the beta manual, and plenty of them have negatives in with their positives.
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What about playing as one of the puppet states set up during the war, like Croatia or Slovakia?
1. Is it possible (I assume it is, as they have tags), and
2. if so, how?
Ta!
1. Is it possible (I assume it is, as they have tags), and
2. if so, how?
Ta!
You can play as a puppet, it's just real hard. The 'master' gets all your extra resources.
As far as questions go...the learning curve is such that I would suggest playing the game first...otherwise it won't really make sense.
I am guessing anything beyond the min required for the country in question. Does this mean puppets cant build their own units?