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If someone wants to get very detailed information on Indo-European languages family tree, please, visit http://www.danshort.com/ie/.
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Yes!!! It's great to notice that other people like the realistic splitting up thing. I can remember India separating itself from Carthage and more of the same in Civ II, how strange I thought. Dervish with such trees such game-concepts could increasingly become interesting. Send firaxis an e-mail I would say.Comment
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Thanks, Oligarf
I think they understand it themselves, they are not dumbheads, are they?
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While we are on the subject of trees, what about religion trees and government trees?
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dervish you have a lot of time on your hands don't you? eiother that or you've been planning this
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You know, once we can place units and cities, it will be possible to play on that last map.I hate oral!!Comment
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Has anyone of you guys ever played game called Ethnic cleansing, where you play current oppresed minorities like Kurds, Tamils, Basques, Corsicans, Chechens, Irish against their current respective opressors?? Or vice versa. Nice idea, eh?Comment
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Yeah except that this last map is not inclusive of all of us......Originally posted by Miznia
You know, once we can place units and cities, it will be possible to play on that last map.
sorry for mistake - i editedLast edited by dervish; June 4, 2002, 23:35.Comment
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Hello Dervish.
You have an impressive amount of research. Keep up the good work.Comment
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Thank you, big man. That's mainly what I collected on the web.Comment
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interesting stuff mate, although bit irrellevant civ-game-wise?
for even more language related stuff you should check out this site:
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it says the US has 176 living languages, russia 103, germany 25 and sweden 15, this is not counting immigrants' languages...
north korea has only one though
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Aren't all these language groups?
Equating them with ethnic groups would be like saying that all English-speakers are Anglo-Saxon, which i believe a lot of us here wouldn't agree to.
Poor silly humans. A temporarily stable pattern of matter and energy stumbles upon self-cognizance for a moment, and suddenly it thinks the whole universe was created for its benefit. -- mbelleroffComment
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