Recent content by Fluke Bit

I have partial color blindness (tritanopia) and struggle a lot with telling the difference :( I imagine that short-sighted people find it confusing too, the icons are almost identical... Please admins try to make the forum icons a bit more friendly to people with sight disabilities. Thanks

But how about cactus -> cactii. My dictionary says that either of cacti or cactii is all right.

LOL! funny :D but I see it a bit differently... Page 1: Troll opens new thread feigning rage that some random Civ is not in. Page 1-3: Crowd takes the bait. Troll-feeding begins. Page 4 (and passim): "I demand Andorra!" dumb jokes pop up everywhere. Counter-trolling begins. page...

Sorry, fail again Defeat of Granada --> the Jews are expelled --> Isabella funds Columbus with money taken from the Jews --> Columbus sails the ocean ;)

Sorry, fail. Defeat of Granada --> no more war expenses --> money to fund Colombus ;)

Columbus *discovered* a new place he'd never been before and which was unknown to most people at the time. I see nothing wrong with how Giordano uses that word. Don't history buff use it the same way?

The only factor that matters - must have sexy female leader. Justify your choice with pictures of good looking queens.

Oh Yes! THAT's what Im talking about! Catherine the Great Isabella Christina of Sweden Boudica Cleo

The OP begins with stating that if you want your country instead of another that's makes you kinda nazi... Yeah sure, very realistic approach :lol:... after that I stopped reading... did I miss something valuable?

Yeah sure, we’ve gotsome kinda interesting news so far ... hexagons, PG-style rules, and screenshots with nicely looking water... but, come on, these things aren’t exactly thrilling. Don’t get me wrong, hexes are fine to me... dunno about Panzer General, I guess that’s fine too... but... but...

I love this mod, but I think that the irregular way in which civs spawn is a bit too random. It would be more historically accurate, I think, if each civ always spawned at the same date, like, say, 753 BC for Rome (the traditional foundation date), or 843 AD for Germany (that’s the date of the...

I'd like to chime in just to say that the OB (original bumper?) of this thread is essentially correct is saying that the word civilization is also used to describe nomadic peoples. Cities and civilization are not necessarily connected in so-called 'civilizational theory'. Even the great...

Nice to see that moderators are contributing to the proliferation of Poland threads :crazyeye:

Sorry for what? :confused:

HAHAHAHAHAHAH Excellent stuff. And I loved how the mods failed to detect the sarcasm. :lol: