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Here I sahll post propaganda posters so all can see them and tell me if they are good, bad, or just plain too ofensive.Also, lease feel free to point typos 
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Señor Nuclearis Winterius the III,
Diplomat with the Voxians, and also
Señor Pablo Winterius, missionary Bishop and Archbishop of the Roleplay team -
Spanish Iron Mines and Spain Rules
Soon the classic ´´GoW boot stomping over a church´´.Señor Nuclearis Winterius the III,
Diplomat with the Voxians, and also
Señor Pablo Winterius, missionary Bishop and Archbishop of the Roleplay team -
The ship is good, the Chinese poster would be fantastic IF you could get a picture of GhengisFarb (from his avatar) and use that in the background instead.
And use "warmongers" instead of Chinese.
--TogasGreatest Moments in ISDG chat:"(12/02/2003) <notyoueither> the moon is blue. hell is cold. quote me, but i agree with ET.
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Member of the Mercenary Team in the Civ 4 Team Democracy Game.
Former Consul for the Apolyton C3C Intersite Tournament Team.
Heir to the lost throne of Spain of the Roleplay Team in the PTW Democracy Multiplayer Team Game.Comment
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Yes, please remove Chinese reference. "Warmonger" will do just fine.
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Great stuff!!!Empire growing,
Pleasures flowing,
Fortune smiles and so should you.Comment
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Señor Nuclearis Winterius the III,
Diplomat with the Voxians, and also
Señor Pablo Winterius, missionary Bishop and Archbishop of the Roleplay teamComment
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I don't think it was a good idea to post the map showing GoW's empty homeland in public. I can't exactly explain why, but intuitively that feels like something kind of sneaky and Voxy (pun intended). Those things are excellent things to show in private diplomatic communications, but not in universal discussions. In addition, it alarms GoW about the problem and removes any surprise advantage GS or Vox (assuming Lego doesn't join) would have attacking them.
Daniel de la CivComment
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The public map had absolutely 0 impact on GoW, unfortunately. I really wouldn't mind if they'd kept more of their troops at home rather than sending them all to the front lines, but given just how far away they are, they aren't going back any time soon.Originally posted by civman2000
I don't think it was a good idea to post the map showing GoW's empty homeland in public. I can't exactly explain why, but intuitively that feels like something kind of sneaky and Voxy (pun intended). Those things are excellent things to show in private diplomatic communications, but not in universal discussions. In addition, it alarms GoW about the problem and removes any surprise advantage GS or Vox (assuming Lego doesn't join) would have attacking them.
Daniel de la Civ
The public map was done entirely as a means of poking fun at GoW for the sheer irrationality of the manuever.
Besides... we're hoping they get their comeupance not in their homelands, but when we and GS can stop them from taking down our own (or so we hope...).Long-time poster on Apolyton and WePlayCiv
Consul of Apolyton from the 1st Civ3 Inter-Site Democracy Game (ISDG)
7th President of Apolyton in the 1st Civ3 Democracy GameComment
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Nuc, Fantastic posters! Great work
Diplogamer formerly known as LzPrstComment
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Superb!
Empire growing,
Pleasures flowing,
Fortune smiles and so should you.Comment
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Nuc, excellent posters.
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