Forever Future mod: first PBEM game thread

[Eerion]

Looks like I was praying hard enough
Turn 142 to Max.

[Max_Smirnov]

Turn 142! And now I am a king! My prayers have been hard as well, the anarchy lasted only for one turn

[Eerion]

Gratz.

And I started another important project in order to keep my empire big and strong.

[Max_Smirnov]

Dear Japanese guests!
Our enlightened and merciful King bids you welcome to our land. You are free to stay, as long as you respect the law of the land.

PS. 144 sent.

[Eerion]

I will respect laws of this land.

Just asking - you know any trade routes nearby?

[Eerion]

145 to Max.

When I look at it right now, I have way more to do then I can afford.
Now... decisions decisions...

BTW - Max - don't steal my ruins!

[Solarius Scorch]

Trust me, I am as surprised as you are, Eerion

EDIT: Whoops, it's me, Max. I seem to have written from Solar's account. In my defense, I'm at his house, recovering from yesterday's party. I beg forgiveness

[Eerion]

interesting...
However I sense some evil scheming over there!

[Max_Smirnov]

Helloween gaming going fine! Two turns tonight if I'm correct. 148 to quinns.
And happy Helloween everyone, although the Poles, as well as Mexicans if I'm correct, do not observe it

[quinns]

It's Halloween, not Helloween! (heathens... )

[Solarius Scorch]

But Helloween is a German power metal band (pretty good one)!

[Eerion]

Happy pumpkin eating to those who celebrate that!
Embassy is very, very useful thing in multiplayer

[Max_Smirnov]

Uhh, the fact that I am a proffessional translator makes this blunder all the more funny I should be ashamed

[quinns]

No problem... I think your English is 1000 times better than my Polish. All I know is, "Eech ee domo yo yo!" What does that mean anyway "Go home Jojo"? My father (who was Irish American) had a Polish American wife (my mother) and he used to say that to her ... (Note mine is the phoenetic pronunciation of what I heard, not the real Polish words -- obviously.) Not that my mother would have understood it; she didn't speak a word of Polish!

[Max_Smirnov]

You got it right, as far as I can tell it does mean "go home yoyo". Has no hidden meaning I'm aware of, but then again, it's probably a saying from before the II World War