i'll drink to that anyday!
and i learned a lot of english from the original civilization too
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i'll drink to that anyday!
and i learned a lot of english from the original civilization too
That is probably because you spent more time with strategy games than studying history in school.
If they made history class as enjoyable as EU2 then many of us would have gotten better grades.
I agree. They can take all the time they want. I ruined last summer with EU2, don't want to ruin another...
Originally posted by Sonny
If they made history class as enjoyable as EU2 then many of us would have gotten better grades.
I don't know about history - but many years of playing board games and strategic computer games have certainly improved my knowledge of geography!
EF
Back to release date: The Polish agent (cdprojekt) writes on its web page:
Europa Universalis: Mroczne Wieki - Data premiery: 9 kwietnia 2002, -
which translates to
Europa Universalis: Dark Ages - Premier date - 9th April 2002,
so unless they mean another game (translation and game naming is not their best point) it should be out soon (or they messed up again) :/
Europa Universalis: Mroczne Wieki - Data premiery: 9 kwietnia 2002, -
which translates to
Europa Universalis: Dark Ages - Premier date - 9th April 2002,
so unless they mean another game (translation and game naming is not their best point) it should be out soon (or they messed up again) :/
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So true. Even in EU2 (where we know the geography is not exact) I have learned quite a bit of geography or at least names for some general geographic areas.
Someone really should inform the Polish publisher that "Dark Ages"= early Middle Ages (Fall of Rome to 11th century) and that CK is set in the later Middle Ages.
And that the game probably has more than 2 months left in development given that the beta hasn't started yet.
Originally posted by Dark Knight
Someone really should inform the Polish publisher that "Dark Ages"= early Middle Ages (Fall of Rome to 11th century) and that CK is set in the later Middle Ages.
And that the game probably has more than 2 months left in development given that the beta hasn't started yet.
And the year is 2002...I don't think that it has been out for almost a year
well it does say 2002 on their page, so I thought that they made a mistake with the year when they updated it (I find myself sometimes write 2002 also). So that i "forgave" them - though the month should be correct - I hope they update their web pages at least more than once a year
.. anyways hope it comes out soon..
(just to prove it
http://www.cdprojekt.info/wszystko_o_grze.asp?action=ShowGame&gid=295 )
Okay and the thing is that they write that it's out for sale - so did I miss a title or is that supposed to be the I EU (I though that the premier of EU I was earlier) or what they heck is going on???
.. anyways hope it comes out soon..
(just to prove it
http://www.cdprojekt.info/wszystko_o_grze.asp?action=ShowGame&gid=295 )
Okay and the thing is that they write that it's out for sale - so did I miss a title or is that supposed to be the I EU (I though that the premier of EU I was earlier) or what they heck is going on???
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9-4-2002 was the date, on which Paradox anounced the CK-game. Maybe that's what the polish people meant.
so if thats the answer I am sorry to say we have a bunch of idiots reading emails in cdprojekt - no wonder their translations suck :/
Well, here we can see, that EU2 hasn't come out yet, though the reedition with EU1 has. And there's no CK in their publishing plan. Oh well, at least we know the Polish name of the game now
And there's no CK in their publishing plan. Oh well, at least we know the Polish name of the game now jeez they must really be confused and of course no 1.06 PL..
they are probably trigger happy with Unreal II and do not have time for anything else
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Originally posted by Sonny
That is probably because you spent more time with strategy games than studying history in school.
If they made history class as enjoyable as EU2 then many of us would have gotten better grades.
Actually, I took a 20th Century History class where we got to play historical strategy board games. For instace, for pre-WWI we played Diplomacy. I always liked history, even the more mundane writing essays and doing research, but the board games really broke the monotony.
I also agree with Endre Fodstad; Snowball and Paradox: please take your time to make it a good game on first release.
Originally posted by cocoa
I also agree with Endre Fodstad; Snowball and Paradox: please take your time to make it a good game on first release.
Definately agree hoho!
wadda you know it seems that somebody in Parodox told cd projekt to update the web page or the chaps themselves also view these boards - now the page reads:
Data premiery: dalej w 2003
which means
premier date: further/later in 2003
how nice - these boards rule! :>
Data premiery: dalej w 2003
which means
premier date: further/later in 2003
how nice - these boards rule! :>