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Can anybody decipher the random typing in that page? I only got the 4 out of 5 stars...
Carlos
Carlos
Ok, Sapura, PomP or any other pole what does it say? A summary would be enough. Four stars seems like an ok, if not stellar review but what is his comments?
I believe the reviewer actually gave it 5 stars. Look at the top of the page. The other grade is given by Internet voters... So take you chance and improve it a bit. 
/Doomie
/Doomie
How about some excerpts:
'...EU is the only game I've been playing the whole week, usually between
2-3 hours a day... when I'm not playing it I'm planning strategies, friendly
countries, battles.. Europa Universalis, Europa Universalis, Great game,
GREAT!'
And yes, he gives it 5 stars out of five!
This review, like most of them is almost an exact copy of every other one I've read basically detailing the gamplay, so I won't bore you with that..alas, its not a big review either.
Some extracts..
'This game, was created by the Scandinavians and I'll put all your doubts to rest, it's revoltionary..'
(reviewer mentions how you can play Poland-Lithuania in many scenarios including the Grand campaign, I think he's bollock excited over this, but doesn't show it..)
'The Authors simplified many elements in the game, others have been perfected. This causes some devilish chaos when playing..'
(The reviewer was particularly happy regarding diplomacy, and all its little complexities, however stressed that as I stated above the game can get to 'messy' and chaotic at times)
final comments..
'Despite some small problems, EU is the only game I've been playing the whole week, usually between 2-3 hours a day. When I'm not playing it I'm planning strategies, diplomacy between friendly countries, wars. Europa Universalis, Europa Universalis, Great game, GREAT!!'
Other peoples comments,
'I'll soon have a computer, when I do, the first game I'll buy is EU'
'fantastic'
'Supposed to cost 99PLN, I'm saving my money already!'
'This is heavens above Larrego (whatever that is)!!'
'It's too similar to Imperialism I & II'
'I'll reserve my comments for later, I've been disappointed before with other such games..'
'After this review, I can't wait to play it..'
'I agree with the reviewer..'
'This is the best strategy game ever; its total'
'Finally we'll take our revenge with the Russians!'
'I think I'll buy this..'
'Only the Swedes could create such a silly game..' (ouch)
'I'm sure the game will be worthy of play..'
The review on the game box apparently states these scores: '8/10, 9/10, 5/6, 5/5 10/10'
I don't know what they stand for, but they're obviously pretty damned good.
Do I look happy? Yes I bloody am, no Paradox, you can go buy me a beer
Sapura
Some extracts..
'This game, was created by the Scandinavians and I'll put all your doubts to rest, it's revoltionary..'
(reviewer mentions how you can play Poland-Lithuania in many scenarios including the Grand campaign, I think he's bollock excited over this, but doesn't show it..)
'The Authors simplified many elements in the game, others have been perfected. This causes some devilish chaos when playing..'
(The reviewer was particularly happy regarding diplomacy, and all its little complexities, however stressed that as I stated above the game can get to 'messy' and chaotic at times)
final comments..
'Despite some small problems, EU is the only game I've been playing the whole week, usually between 2-3 hours a day. When I'm not playing it I'm planning strategies, diplomacy between friendly countries, wars. Europa Universalis, Europa Universalis, Great game, GREAT!!'
Other peoples comments,
'I'll soon have a computer, when I do, the first game I'll buy is EU'
'fantastic'
'Supposed to cost 99PLN, I'm saving my money already!'
'This is heavens above Larrego (whatever that is)!!'
'It's too similar to Imperialism I & II'
'I'll reserve my comments for later, I've been disappointed before with other such games..'
'After this review, I can't wait to play it..'
'I agree with the reviewer..'
'This is the best strategy game ever; its total'
'Finally we'll take our revenge with the Russians!'
'I think I'll buy this..'
'Only the Swedes could create such a silly game..' (ouch)
'I'm sure the game will be worthy of play..'
The review on the game box apparently states these scores: '8/10, 9/10, 5/6, 5/5 10/10'
I don't know what they stand for, but they're obviously pretty damned good.
Do I look happy? Yes I bloody am, no Paradox, you can go buy me a beer
Sapura
Ok 5 out of 5 I guess we can not hope for anything higer . By the way doea anybody know when the release is planned? Just curious I will not by it (have the german version and when I by an other it will be a language I understand even better).
. By the way doea anybody know when the release is planned? Just curious I will not by it (have the german version and when I by an other it will be a language I understand even better).
'Europa Universalis i jest, by rozwiaæ od razu wszystkie w¹tpliwoœci, rewelacyjna'
translation
EU without doubt is revolutionary
the rest is description of the game...
translation
EU without doubt is revolutionary
the rest is description of the game...
These are my favourites:
Lol! What sort of an idiot is this guy!. Putting comments on a games review site and he doesn't even have a PC, never mind the actual game
Love it! Great Eastern European mentality!
Well, I went and voted, so what are you waiting on - GO! GO! GO!
[This message has been edited by Rogan (edited 02-02-2001).]
Lol! What sort of an idiot is this guy!. Putting comments on a games review site and he doesn't even have a PC, never mind the actual game
Love it! Great Eastern European mentality!
Well, I went and voted, so what are you waiting on - GO! GO! GO!
[This message has been edited by Rogan (edited 02-02-2001).]
Tuna,
A tenth century Moorish Jew from the court of the Khalif of Cordoba is quoted on the first page of Norman Davies' 'God's Playground' (Columbia Univ. Press, 1983):
'...In general, the Slavs ... If not for the disharmony amongst them, caused by the mulitplication of factions and by their fragmentation into clans, no people could match their strength.'
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Rio ~/|~
A tenth century Moorish Jew from the court of the Khalif of Cordoba is quoted on the first page of Norman Davies' 'God's Playground' (Columbia Univ. Press, 1983):
'...In general, the Slavs ... If not for the disharmony amongst them, caused by the mulitplication of factions and by their fragmentation into clans, no people could match their strength.'
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Rio ~/|~