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  • #91
    Originally posted by Alexander01


    How do I know YOU'RE not Sid?!!!
    Because I say so.
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    • #92
      Originally posted by Ninot

      If the Greeks were left out for whatever reason/blunder, would it cause anyone not to buy the game? or would everyone trudge on and wait for the mod?
      Buy the game? I would anyway.
      Be Sad? Yes.
      Buy the Expansion with Greeks? Yep.
      Continue to attempt to coax in any way I can? Definitely.
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      • #93
        If the Greeks were left out for whatever reason/blunder, would it cause anyone not to buy the game? or would everyone trudge on and wait for the mod?


        I would buy the game anyway, but I would be sad because I wouldn't be able to keep my longtime tradition of always playing the first game on any civ version with the greeks.
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        • #94
          Notice nobody from Firaxis is confirming anything one way or the other. Could it be they enjoy seeing us suffer? Sadists!
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          • #95
            Originally posted by Xorbon
            Notice nobody from Firaxis is confirming anything one way or the other. Could it be they enjoy seeing us suffer? Sadists!
            I'd tend to agree with that. We all are part of the "buzz" they hope a new product will generate before its release.
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            • #96
              Originally posted by Vince278


              I'd tend to agree with that. We all are part of the "buzz" they hope a new product will generate before its release.
              ANd we're falling right into their trap! Diabolical!
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              • #97
                Originally posted by Alexander01
                ANd we're falling right into their trap! Diabolical!
                We may be considered biased.
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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Ninot


                  If the Greeks were left out for whatever reason/blunder, would it cause anyone not to buy the game? or would everyone trudge on and wait for the mod?

                  paiktis and Markos would probably seethe and explode, organize a petition, et cetera.

                  The British Museum would not give in to demands to release Sid, the Turks would occupy half of a small Aegean islet, and the Venetians blow up an arms store in a classical ruin.

                  And a Greek actress of a certain age would appear as a weepy Chorus.

                  Standard Greek tragedy affair.


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                  • #99
                    paiktis and Markos would probably seethe and explode


                    Almost makes it worth it to hope they don't put in the Greeks

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                    • A bunch of nerds sitting around a Civ 4 forum discussing *shock* Civ 4 is hardly buzz. When I am sitting in my local coffee shop and I hear some elderly couple discussing "that new Sid Meier game," then I will know there is buzz
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                      • Originally posted by DerSchwarzfalke
                        A bunch of nerds sitting around a Civ 4 forum discussing *shock* Civ 4 is hardly buzz. When I am sitting in my local coffee shop and I hear some elderly couple discussing "that new Sid Meier game," then I will know there is buzz
                        Well, just you wait for another 40 years. There'll be lots of elderly folks who were Sid fans. That is if we haven't all died from Civ withdrawal.
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                        • Why wait 40 years? There's a fair share of civvers who've passed the 50 on this site already, and a number of 60+ people too

                          Plus, withdrawal? That implies we'd ever stop playing Civ
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                          • Originally posted by Locutus
                            Why wait 40 years? There's a fair share of civvers who've passed the 50 on this site already, and a number of 60+ people too

                            Plus, withdrawal? That implies we'd ever stop playing Civ
                            Well, suppose there's no sequel to Civ4. Would we all keep obsolete computers for decades just to be able to play Civ?
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                            • I plan to become a ruthless dictator who conquers the world. So I figure once I'm there, it'll be close enough to living Civ for me.

                              Now... to formulate my plans of world domination through use of the Canadian military
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                              • Originally posted by Ninot
                                I plan to become a ruthless dictator who conquers the world. So I figure once I'm there, it'll be close enough to living Civ for me.

                                Now... to formulate my plans of world domination through use of the Canadian military
                                Ah, fantasy...
                                Things that could never happen...
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                                "We can legislate until doomsday but that will not make men righteous." - George Albert Smith, A.D. 1949
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