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damn then i wont buy it........ :D haha,
seriously doesnt anyone think that the gold is close?
 
Havard said:
"It's a Game. Not a Simulator"

Yeah, I know. I probably shouldn't comment much more, since not much has been said about how the details of the feudal arrangement works - but I *really* hope that the Byzantine Empire isn't modeled using western European feudalism, which wouldn't even come close to being accurate.
 
Should be has instead of have, unless you say the Chazmasafggs (As in plural all family) have taken the title...I am talking about the info screen...also
 
The coat of arm is different from the other screenshot... Which will be the definitive one?
And what about the small crown placed on the bottom end of the monarch image? Maybe it means that he's an emperor...
 
Perhaps it should read "The House of <bleh> have laid claim to <bleh>"

However, under british english have would be the correct term in any case.

Much like the annoying "The Government are overtaxing us" instead of the more normal sounding "The Government is overtaxing us".
 
Thats what happens when I write message texts..
I always mix up has/have :) *mutters something about illogical language, and how entire world will speak swedish as soon as my WC is finished.*
 
You could always post the entire text config file here and let me proofread it for you.

It would stop the single most tremendous bug in the history of EU2... the one that bothers the heck out of me.

"A heir to the throne"

You have no idea how bad that kills me... and I can't fix it if I want to play MP.
 
Oh my. That's... so beautiful.

The Varangian Guard were substantially English by this point you know :D

Re has/have, yes it would be nice to get syntax sorted out before it ships.
 
What happens if you say no to the Varengian Guard do they sack your city :D
 
snuggs said:
Oh my. That's... so beautiful.

The Varangian Guard were substantially English by this point you know :D
Exclusively, more like it. If you trust Mormon records (I do, as I am a member of the Hinkley family), I have some Varangian on that side.
 
English may be illogical...but at least it isn't Russian...eh? lol.
 
Snall said:
English may be illogical...but at least it isn't Russian...eh? lol.

English is the most illogical language I have encountered, I grew up with it and still don't understand all its little rules, I just go by what sounds right.
East Asian languages are good in this respect, but they have overly complex writing systems. Can't somebody find a balance?
 
Kyujuni said:
East Asian languages are good in this respect, but they have overly complex writing systems. Can't somebody find a balance?
Try math instead. It's balanced, unambiguous, and uses less symbols than East Asian languages do. :)
But, until people learn how to use that one properly, just avoid anything that has been near Latin or old Slavic.
Cheers,
Milos
 
CCR_of_the_Code said:
Exclusively, more like it. If you trust Mormon records (I do, as I am a member of the Hinkley family), I have some Varangian on that side.

Being a Swede, I am bound to have a lot of Varangians on all sides.