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Start position looks very good. No complaints.
Leo
Leo
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Sent to Imtoops.
Played a few test set ups and with 8 players the sets were next to one another a little more than half the time so heres hoping this set is one of those.Comment
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*bump*
Leo?Never give an AI an even break.Comment
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Hmmm...I thought I sent this on Thursday to Anatolia.
In any case, I'll sent it to him now. Sorry for the delay.
LeoComment
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3950BC save sent to AnatoliaComment
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to GhengisNever give an AI an even break.Comment
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I had forgotten all about this PBEM.
Anyone for trying again, I seem to have forgotten my passwords. The really annoying thing is I wrote them down only to have them thrown away last week.
EDIT: Waitaminute. I remembered the first one! One more to go......
Yay!
Sent to Imtoops.Last edited by GhengisFarbâ„¢; August 4, 2003, 15:42.Comment
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I'm going to get multiple personality disorder playing this game.
Anatolia (Ottomans): Turn sent to Anatolia II
Anatolia II (Vikings): What, you refuse my generous offer to control all your cities? Prepare for war!
Wait a minute . . . .
Turn sent to CerbFormerly known as Masuro.
The sun never sets on a PBEM game.Comment
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to GhengisNever give an AI an even break.Comment
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Sent to Imtoops.
And Anatolia, ignore that first AULI sav I emailed you, it was the wrong one, course you'll figure that our when your password doesn't work.Comment
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Turn sentFormerly known as Masuro.
The sun never sets on a PBEM game.Comment
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sent to Ghengis.
It is only when you play an industrious civ and a non-industrious civ immediately afterwards that you realise just what a difference that trait gives.Never give an AI an even break.Comment
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You aren't kidding.Originally posted by CerberusIV
sent to Ghengis.
It is only when you play an industrious civ and a non-industrious civ immediately afterwards that you realise just what a difference that trait gives.
Sent to Imtoops.Comment
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sent to anatoliaComment
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sentFormerly known as Masuro.
The sun never sets on a PBEM game.Comment
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