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Either my thread there could be moved in here, or the other way round? Hmmm...Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin
This forum should be amalgamated into other games. No posts in over ten days, this place is a graveyard.
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Maybe we should move the EU stuff under Classic Games (along with MoM and Colonization)
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Originally posted by MattyBoy
Maybe we should move the EU stuff under Classic Games (along with MoM and Colonization)
That forum is for ancient out-dated games that hardly anybody uses anymore but which can serve as discussion points or nostalgic woolgathering.
Like Civ3.
This forum will pick up again once Crusaders/[The WW2 one whose name I've forgotten right now
] come out.
And yes indeed it could use an AAR or two.
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Crusader Kings/Hearts of IronOriginally posted by ravagon
This forum will pick up again once Crusaders/[The WW2 one whose name I've forgotten right now ] come out.
And yes indeed it could use an AAR or two.
I guess it will. I have my "home" on the Paradox forum, and thus tend to post there. I only drop by here from time to time to see if there is any action (which it rarely is)
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That Crusaders game looks very pretty, methinks.
I notice that the Classic Games forum is actually quieter than this one, except when someone triggers a flurry from the MoM fans."I'm so happy I could go and drive a car crash!"
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If it's an AAR ya want........
Venice AAR in progress
I'll probably only update once or twice a week, so don't push me.
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Oh, I'm here again, guess I haven't visited for a month or so.
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CIv3 is not ancientOriginally posted by ravagon
That forum is for ancient out-dated games that hardly anybody uses anymore but which can serve as discussion points or nostalgic woolgathering.
Like Civ3.
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Keep an eye on the MoM threads and you might notice that people are still getting their kicks out of that game. I can't stop coming back to it. If it's nostalgic to reminisce about last night's game, then we're guilty as charged.That forum is for ancient out-dated games that hardly anybody uses anymore but which can serve as discussion points or nostalgic woolgathering."I'm so happy I could go and drive a car crash!"
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I think Oerdin has revived this place lately. That's nice!
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It's nice that somebody noticed. Seriously though I wanted to post some information that EU players would find both useful and educational. I was sort of turned off when I first looked at this forum because there was absolutely no useful information about the game. Hopefully now any new players that happen along will think of Apolyton as a place to get a greater understanding of EU1 & EU2.
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Yes, thank's for the useful information, previously I went to the EU forum for all information, but thanks to you is all here to see easily.-->Visit CGN!
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