Due for release next month in the US for $19.99 containing CotN, EU2, EU2 Asian Chapter, HoI, Victoria and ... Two Thrones. Perhaps this new breath of life into TT may result in some further attention for the game, and possibly a patch? 
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Yes. No.Noseybonk said:Perhaps this new breath of life into TT may result in some further attention for the game, and possibly a patch?
Noseybonk said:Due for release next month in the US for $19.99 containing CotN, EU2, EU2 Asian Chapter, HoI, Victoria and ... Two Thrones. Perhaps this new breath of life into TT may result in some further attention for the game, and possibly a patch?
and i bought vicky for $35 or something like that
Can anyone tell me if the games in this pack are able to have Paradox patches and mods applied to them. As I bought the EUII and COTN games, bundled, only to find I could not mod them and could not use Paradox patches, as such they are completely useless to me.
I am assuming you can since this is a Paradox published product. EU CotN was a Strategy First published game.Cassimyr said:
Are you sure this is true? Certainly you should be able to mod them, if not patch them (and I thought the 1.08 patch worked...)Cassimyr said:
Luis de Aveiro said:
I enquired with Paradox and they told me it is only available in the US and Australia ($A39.99 in Australia) - I think it has to do with some publishing deal.
I found my copy in Fry's Electronics, an electronics store in Sacramento, California. I was a bit surprised; I didn't know that it was being sold in retail stores.
Apparently, the games in the pack can be pretty unstable. I haven't tried them yet.
Apparently, the games in the pack can be pretty unstable. I haven't tried them yet.
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TheSacrament said:
You wave the Belgian flag so I'm assuming you're from Belgium. You can get the pack in store or sent to you from 'Het Computerwinkeltje'. They have branches in Brugge, Gent en Mechelen. They sell the entire pack for 27.90EUR.
Greetz,
Stefan.
Sorry about that im not from belgium(Swing and a miss) But i think i have relatives there.Ill switch it.Im from Northern wisconsin in usa.
anyone having problems installing EU2 asian chapters? I installed eu2 (which works), then asian and it doesn't allow me to install...
Might as well add my say here, though I seriously doubt many are following this thread or this section of the forum:
I wanted EU II, and when I saw that I could get the 6 pack cheaper than just EU II alone(!) on amazon, I snatched it up. I already owned Victoria, so in some ways I could not help like feeling like I bought something I already had, but rationally, I know I got much more, considering I got 4 new games, cheaper than the one I was going to buy alone.
So my suggestion is to anyone considering the 6 pack, get it if you can buy it cheaper than EU II or Victoria alone. That is a great value.
Or, if you own one, but but no more of the following: Hearts of Iron I, Victoria, EU II, but want the other two, it is a decent value.
If you just want to have CotN or TT to complete your collection, it is an OK value. And that is improved if you don't have at least one of the 3 bigger games.
And on the odd chance that someone has none of these games (which was not the case when I bought it) it is a truely excellent deal. Since they come patched, I would also suggest this as a good gift. TT and CoTN are basically simple games, and the others are more complex, so someone could start off easy and work their way to the more challenging ones.
I wanted EU II, and when I saw that I could get the 6 pack cheaper than just EU II alone(!) on amazon, I snatched it up. I already owned Victoria, so in some ways I could not help like feeling like I bought something I already had, but rationally, I know I got much more, considering I got 4 new games, cheaper than the one I was going to buy alone.
So my suggestion is to anyone considering the 6 pack, get it if you can buy it cheaper than EU II or Victoria alone. That is a great value.
Or, if you own one, but but no more of the following: Hearts of Iron I, Victoria, EU II, but want the other two, it is a decent value.
If you just want to have CotN or TT to complete your collection, it is an OK value. And that is improved if you don't have at least one of the 3 bigger games.
And on the odd chance that someone has none of these games (which was not the case when I bought it) it is a truely excellent deal. Since they come patched, I would also suggest this as a good gift. TT and CoTN are basically simple games, and the others are more complex, so someone could start off easy and work their way to the more challenging ones.
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Hmm.. I guess I didnt really comment on the games themselves.
So..
TT and CoTN are good games if you take them for what they are, relatively simple, and IMO, fun. Just don't expect a big sprawling Paradox game. In a sense they are EU-lite, but I like that you have to keep different classes of people happy, I personally would have liked EU to have integrated that feature.. Perhaps rather than 2 different games, they should have been released as 1 which would contain the scenarios and campaigns of both. But that is a theoretical quibble rather than one related to actual game play. Someone suggested putting the game on the slowest speed setting and checking every so often to issue orders. Sounds like a good idea to me, just put it on that setting while writing a paper or cleaning the house, and every 10-20 minutes check in and take care of whatever needs done, gamewise.
So..
TT and CoTN are good games if you take them for what they are, relatively simple, and IMO, fun. Just don't expect a big sprawling Paradox game. In a sense they are EU-lite, but I like that you have to keep different classes of people happy, I personally would have liked EU to have integrated that feature.. Perhaps rather than 2 different games, they should have been released as 1 which would contain the scenarios and campaigns of both. But that is a theoretical quibble rather than one related to actual game play. Someone suggested putting the game on the slowest speed setting and checking every so often to issue orders. Sounds like a good idea to me, just put it on that setting while writing a paper or cleaning the house, and every 10-20 minutes check in and take care of whatever needs done, gamewise.