How much influence will the new investor have in practice and in theory on Paradox decisions?
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Since you're wanting an iPad, does that mean Paradox might be looking at the iPad as a new platform to make games for?
No, I will transfer the system so the icons will stay.
Win 7, but Ubuntu is nice too, just not as good for gaming purposes.
Do you have Linux running on any Computer at your office?
Are you using IE, FF or what else (don't get me wrong, I do not
intend to gather information for a hack to get Vicky 2 before others)
BTW: T-Shirt
Yes.
People can use whatever web browser they like, so I have seen IE, FF, Safari and Opera.
Which one would you try to hack first?
1) Not sure, but Pan's Labyrinth sure is great.
2) It is so hard to say, but right now I'd go with Resident Evil 5 or Fallen Earth.
3) I played NES before, but an actual computer game was not until I was 14 I think. We did not own a computer until then...
4) Don't have a licence, but I did own a car a few years ago. An old Renault.
Left Hand Milk Stout!
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I don't know, but I'd like that. I have Civ on my iPhone...
Really? Good grief! All I use my phone for is, and I know this is going to sound strange, but I use my phone to call people. Shocking I know.
I tend not to use a phone as a phone, so I wouldn't mind CIV on my iPhone!
By having Civ on your iPhone, if you have enough culture, do neighboring iPhones suddenly become yours?
IE of course. Microsoft creates very hacker-friendly pieces of software.
Here are some more for you
1) Personal question:
If you could talk to a person who pirated all your games face to face,
what would you want to say to him without using the words "F*ck" and "off"?
2) Do you publish the number of your sold copies somewhere? What was is in pure numbers the most succesfull paradox-game?
3) Do you usually take a copy of not yet released games with you at home? If yes, where do you live and are there any security-systems at your home? Is the key somewhere hidden outside?
3) b) Do you have a dog?
IE of course. Microsoft creates very hacker-friendly pieces of software.
Here are some more for you
1) Personal question:
If you could talk to a person who pirated all your games face to face,
what would you want to say to him without using the words "F*ck" and "off"?
2) Do you publish the number of your sold copies somewhere? What was is in pure numbers the most succesfull paradox-game?
3) Do you usually take a copy of not yet released games with you at home? If yes, where do you live and are there any security-systems at your home? Is the key somewhere hidden outside?
3) b) Do you have a dog?
Good questions. As for 3... I'd like to add to it. When are you not at home and where do you hide the key?
Then I could be in Johan's room playing Vicky 2 and once he's back I could be like... "Oh hi Johan! I've been... beta testing your game as you can see! Very nice game, if I may add..."
Also, another one here. What's the password to the Johan account on the Paradox forum? I promise to tell everyone and use it.
How many volts are sent through the hands of unauthorized users trying to play Vicky 2 on Johan's machine?
A question, let's say you have a new computer, you lost your HoI2 cd. Would it then be okay to download a Pirate version of it?
@ Naggy and Radu: C'mon guys, we were warned that if we got too silly they would stop answering questions.
Preferably from an office MP-campaign!Will we see in the future a real AAR from one of the Devs?
We were? Anyway, my questions weren't serious so they didn't need a serious answer (if any).