Sorry to hear this is going... awesome to hear you're planning a successor 
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Well it was one heck of a run, looking forward to the new "version" (even if it's still a ways away).
Ah, a pity to see it end, but the hope for reincarnation lifts my heart. Thank you for providing for our amusement for as long as it lasted. Rest assured I'll never quite look at the Ulm the way I used to. That reminds me. I should make a trip to Ulm before the year is over.
Could you please make one short update about the rest of your (original) game session? Pretty please? Pretty please with a "comet sighted" event on top?
Can we at least expect some more Flagland comics?
This is a fantastic AAR, and I'm sure your next one will be too.
This is a fantastic AAR, and I'm sure your next one will be too.
Congratulations for completing an amazing AAR! We're all looking forward to your next one.
I know the feeling of being unable to complete an AAR quite well by now, and I know how frustrating it can be to not have the motivation for it. Be content in knowing you wrote one of the funniest AARs I have ever seen and will likely see again - until the sequel. Well done Svip, and I'm sure we all look forward to your next foray into AARland.
Well done Svip, and I'm sure we all look forward to your next foray into AARland.
This was an awesome aar while it lasted, thank you!
And I can't wait for the return of the Ulmer Empire 2.0 in Eu4!
And I can't wait for the return of the Ulmer Empire 2.0 in Eu4!
I salute you for this awesome AAR and hope for something new in the future.
It's always better to end something than dragging it on, killing it.
It's always better to end something than dragging it on, killing it.
This was one of the first eu aars I ever read! It's a pity it's over but a ton of fun to read
*round of applause*
*round of applause*
I have been quite moved by the response, following having ending the AAR. As a token of my appreciation, I want to share with you a little treat. A chapter I planned over a year ago, but never got around to finish for reasons you will discover. I sort of consider this the 'lost chapter'.
You will need this YouTube link handy to read the comic. Continuity wise, this chapter falls somewhere in the middle to the end, but otherwise its placement is not important.
If you read through my AAR, you will notice that I specifically avoided portraying Siena for this reason. This idea originated when some of you commented that Flagland would never have female characters.
Since I cannot draw females - at least not comfortably - I decided to go the full other direction and have someone else draw them, in a completely different style and in a completely different size relative to the other characters. I find the complete contrast of styles to be hilarious.
The reason this chapter was delayed, was because my initial choice for artist was not possible. And then I essentially forgot about this chapter. But when I looked through my files, after my last post, I discovered this unfinished chapter, and decided that if there was ever a time to finish it, it should be now.
I also attribute the delay in the publication of this chapter to the wound in my motivation to continue the AAR. And this is one of the important lessons I've learnt.
Oh, and don't feel too bad for Ulm. He may yet get lucky with Siena, but I believe Europa Universalis IV will be enough to satisfy any hard broken man. And if not, there is always March of Eagles and East versus West on the way. And that Legacy of Rome DLC, I believe. And what about Project Eternity or Planetary Annihilation? And don't forget A Game of Dwarves and Cities in Motion 2. No, my friends, what man needs Siena with all these games?
Pfft, sex, so 800 BCE.
You will need this YouTube link handy to read the comic. Continuity wise, this chapter falls somewhere in the middle to the end, but otherwise its placement is not important.
If you read through my AAR, you will notice that I specifically avoided portraying Siena for this reason. This idea originated when some of you commented that Flagland would never have female characters.
Since I cannot draw females - at least not comfortably - I decided to go the full other direction and have someone else draw them, in a completely different style and in a completely different size relative to the other characters. I find the complete contrast of styles to be hilarious.
The reason this chapter was delayed, was because my initial choice for artist was not possible. And then I essentially forgot about this chapter. But when I looked through my files, after my last post, I discovered this unfinished chapter, and decided that if there was ever a time to finish it, it should be now.
I also attribute the delay in the publication of this chapter to the wound in my motivation to continue the AAR. And this is one of the important lessons I've learnt.
Oh, and don't feel too bad for Ulm. He may yet get lucky with Siena, but I believe Europa Universalis IV will be enough to satisfy any hard broken man. And if not, there is always March of Eagles and East versus West on the way. And that Legacy of Rome DLC, I believe. And what about Project Eternity or Planetary Annihilation? And don't forget A Game of Dwarves and Cities in Motion 2. No, my friends, what man needs Siena with all these games?
Pfft, sex, so 800 BCE.
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Either you mean Ides of March or March of Eagles, but anyway way you`re mistaken. Nice update though.
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