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Ohhh damn, didn't even see that, Geeeh hopes he accepts that. Ahh well better edit the post. Thx KalpetiKalpeti said:That means that they WILL cross the border. 2 times NO means Yes.
Kalpeti said:That means that they WILL cross the border. 2 times NO means Yes.
And Europe! They said Europe, nothing about Mexico... France should better watch what she is WRITING, let alone THINKING or DOING!
Damocles said:
Austria has been floating alone(or sinking, I don't know) for years now.. hardly a change there...
Forzaa,ForzaA said:
You can always become bourbon, french protection is nothing small.
~TREATY OF GUADELOUPE~
§1
Denmark secedes the Colony of Guadeloupe to France.
§2
France will pay a undisclosed amount to denmark.
Signed:
Louis XIV, King of France
Christian V, King of Denmark
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Forzaa: ID (149) from Denmark to France.
latest save available here :
-Dakota returned to existence
-Guadeloupe from Denmark to France
-Messina from Spain to Venice
-Roussilon from Spain to France
-TP(623 IIRC) from Holland to Russia
-Explorer for Venice, 10 years, 3/2/2
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-Dakota returned to existence
-Guadeloupe from Denmark to France
-Messina from Spain to Venice
-Roussilon from Spain to France
-TP(623 IIRC) from Holland to Russia
-Explorer for Venice, 10 years, 3/2/2
Please check all
The Porte is pleased to see that the economic reforms and Indian expansion have given positive results in form of improved income. As you all know we Ottomans are much inspired by the Chinese nowadays which really has been a handicap.
It's a pitty some of Hungary was lost. We are sure the Hungarians would have appreciated to benefit from the wealth of THE Empire instead of living in the misary of the Emperor.
It's a pitty some of Hungary was lost. We are sure the Hungarians would have appreciated to benefit from the wealth of THE Empire instead of living in the misary of the Emperor.
France is happy to see The Porte is thrivingAldo said:The Porte is pleased to see that the economic reforms and Indian expansion have given positive results in form of improved income. As you all know we Ottomans are much inspired by the Chinese nowadays which really has been a handicap.
It's a pitty some of Hungary was lost. We are sure the Hungarians would have appreciated to benefit from the wealth of THE Empire instead of living in the misary of the Emperor.
ForzaA said:
Something that should be in each game. My life in SfS would have been easier with an early explorer.
Aldo said:It's a pitty some of Hungary was lost. We are sure the Hungarians would have appreciated to benefit from the wealth of THE Empire instead of living in the misary of the Emperor.
I am sure such can be arranged
you give me a bit of money for the poor, underdeveloped and weak (copyright Barnius 2003) Austrian Empire, and everything will be quite allright
devil said:only copyright 2003??? his 2004 performance is so lacking???
I don't think poor, underdeveloped and weak fits his England
ForzaA said:I don't think poor, underdeveloped and weak fits his England
hahahaha :rofl:
devil said:Don't you love this screenshot barns?
It's just the evidence of one of ferocious barbaric acts of crime commited by Axis of Evil.
The Nations of the light, the Good, the Blessed, the loved by GodBarnius said:
If that is what you mean then yes that is france
Messina has been transfered to Venice according to agreement...
With Signori Forzani entering our service in 1662 we hope to be able to avoid sending expeditionary forces to our neighbours Royal Libraries in chase of tales of the exciting 'New World' we heard so much but seen so little of... We must finally admit that there might be oceans more vast than our 'Mare Nostrum' and go in search of these new areas.
With Signori Forzani entering our service in 1662 we hope to be able to avoid sending expeditionary forces to our neighbours Royal Libraries in chase of tales of the exciting 'New World' we heard so much but seen so little of... We must finally admit that there might be oceans more vast than our 'Mare Nostrum' and go in search of these new areas.
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