Recent content by Lt. 'Killer' M.

the morale? make them gleichgeschaltet or let it be

stapel: I understand why AoA uses it. BUT: showing a woman reduced to her body (essentailly) CAN and WILL be (mis-)understood by many. This is borderline to an ava-troll, too, IMHO. Yes, I overdid it a bit, because (as I just said), I find crackers actions to be absurd and totally...

For once, I fully agree with you. The title is too much, but a short PM 'change it' would have sufficed.

I cannot believe anyone here got banned for an avatar that is obviously a satirical comment on current politics. Satirical being the point.

Americans are weird.

In my SG vs meli, we thought it was Empror, so I set the lux up for city growth. All the usual. After maybe 20 turns I accidently moved the wron slider (I wanted to reduce ccience) and was flabberghasted to see the 3 citizens content despite only 1 MP unit in the city....... DOH!

Infogrames and Firaxis didn't release a German 1.21 version of Civ3 IIRC......... Customer support? Nah, not them. Just enough to make the program playable; 1.14 being the Civ and PTW versions that I would have expected out of the box. 1.21 is a slight extra each, that's why they...

Never, it tends to be the human player in PBEMs who does.

do both I'd say. Maggellans can be REALLY usefull to stage invasions, our ships can then run from ironcalds.

Hm, maybe we could hit each of them a bit? Like, raze 4 Roman and 4 Otto towns? Strong ones, that is? ger them building military instead of improvements?

can we get screenies of the yellow and blue lands? maybe we should NOT kill the second strongest AI atm...

we should really cut down ROME! Raze a few coastal cities, it will cost us a Berzerk each (the poor guy who takes the city and thus stays on the shore) more than keeping them, but it can seriously slow Rome down!

A good point, and a pity that it had to be made at all: "It was a glorious and wonderful picture that had a lot of people watching and a lot of advertisers excited about cable news," she said at the college's annual Landon Lecture in Manhattan. "But it wasn't journalism because I'm not so...