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BTW, I see no complaints for having Mao in, and he was no better than Stalin.
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Peter the Great and Lenin, both reformed the Russian empire dramaticaly.The Chuck Norris military unit was not used in the game Civilization 4, because a single Chuck Norris could defeat the entire combined nations of the world in one turn.
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Mao has better reputation than Stalin. He was a warrior-poet/dictator while Stalin was just a paranoid massmurderer/dictator devoid of any redeeming traits. Ask Urban RangerOriginally posted by Nikolai
BTW, I see no complaints for having Mao in, and he was no better than Stalin.
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I actually own that film on DVD. How about you?Originally posted by molly bloom
Darling, I'm sure Victoria's Secret must be paying huge amounts in sponsorship for you to wear that kind of nightie....
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Well, to be such a lovely poet, he surely caused the killings of lots of people.Originally posted by Dr Zoidberg
Mao has better reputation than Stalin. He was a warrior-poet/dictator while Stalin was just a paranoid massmurderer/dictator devoid of any redeeming traits. Ask Urban Ranger
Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God.-Isaiah 41:10
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made - Psalms 139.14a
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And Hitler was a painter. See any pattern here?Originally posted by Nikolai
Well, to be such a lovely poet, he surely caused the killings of lots of people.
"Every time I have to make a tough decision, I ask myself, 'What would Tom Cruise do?' Then I jump up and down on the couch." - Neil StraussComment
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Teh Lenin, of course.
Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible would also be good choices.Comment
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Not Lenin, he introduced 70 years of a damaging economic and political system to Russia...from which it will take them decades to recover. Not exactly the quality of a great leader if you ask me.
I picked Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible. Catherine would be ok too. So would bananas for that matterLet Them Eat CakeComment
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My personal opinion is that Ivan IV and Peter I are the best choices, though I can also see Catherine II or Lenin making it in.
I really don't think we'll ever see Stalin again. And if China ever opens up to Civilization games, that'll be the end of Mao in Civ too (for multiple reasons).Comment
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Well, Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great have the best contrast, I think (Destructive vs. constructive), though Catherine the Great would do in a pinch (I just hope they get her right this time -- Civ3's Catherine looked nothing like her!).
Lenin is iffy, but he was in Civ2 (though Stalin was in CIv1).The Apolytoner formerly known as Alexander01
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Yes he did. But that´s not the point.Originally posted by Nikolai
Well, to be such a lovely poet, he surely caused the killings of lots of people.
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Mao was a far better poet than Hitler was a painter. But again that´s not the pointOriginally posted by Xorbon
And Hitler was a painter. See any pattern here?
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Wait... Lenin isn't a "great leader," but Ivan the Terrible was?Originally posted by Mace
Not Lenin, he introduced 70 years of a damaging economic and political system to Russia...from which it will take them decades to recover. Not exactly the quality of a great leader if you ask me.
I picked Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible. Catherine would be ok too. So would bananas for that matterTutto nel mondo è burlaComment
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