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Speaking of which, have you tried R.U.S.E? Not really my cup of tea, but quite a fun game.
Eh? Eh? Say no more!
It's pretty good, although Paradox selfishly refused to move their office to Scotland so I had to move instead
Inner Circle: Scripting and research.
How awful does Swedish ring in thy ears?
What about us poor swedes? We now have to listen to scottish in stereo...
How awful does Swedish ring in thy ears?
Just when I got used to not hearing Scottish accents.....
Ever since we started development on HoI3 we have looked to bring multicore support into our games. This quest continues and someday we will bring you the mighty multicore Clauswitz engine.
pretty bad analogy.
Let's use a sweatshop analogy instead.
1 worker can make 1 shoe/hour
8 workers can make 8 shoes/hour
it would essentially mean that the games run a bit smoother, but most importantly the games won't require as much horsepower.
Pulling numbers out of my ass now, but say a 2.2 ghz dual core could do the same job as a 3ghz single core.
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I think we'll have multicore support in Clausewitz before we start planning for a new engine. But I'm just the community manager, what do I know?
Crusader Kings does not have a code, Revolutions just have a code if you get it from gamersgate. You should be able to register Hoi3 though. Where you can find that code depends on where you bought the game.
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there are a few reasons why we aren't so keen on making them:
1. they take a lot of time and effort to do, time that can be spent on patches/balancing/expansions. do people rather have a new big patch or a converter tool?
2. its hard to make the point where you finish game X and start game Y make sense. HoI3 with no major axis countries wouldn't be very exciting to play. Players often tend to grab a lot more land and change the map radically from what was done historically, so things might not make a lot of sense in the setting of game Y
3. a lot of data might not actually exist at all, say going from EU3->V2 there is nothing like pop information, and thats a lot of information to generate into some plausible result.
that said its cool to see that there seem to be some fan project chipping away at making a converter for V2.
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We're crazy busy right now. Almost everyone loves boardgames and most of us have played dungeons and dragons to death
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I am not sure what commercial you refer to, but the only song I know that starts "work, work" is "crushed by the wheels of industry" by Heaven 17. Showing my age by knowing that
this is johan so I'm pretty sure its a reference to the warcraft peons