Recent content by Silverman6083

So Exams are over, thank God, buuuuuuut I still have other things to attend to, so don't expect anything too soon. I have not forgotten about this project and no matter the interest I fully intend on completing this. Cheers :D

Haha ok I'm going to have to use that :D

from AW's Identity "The bureaucracy is expanding to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy." -Oscar Wilde ...now we have already established that for any autonomous region to achieve Statehood, they must have their own architectural achievements, their own military accomplishments...

Very True, although I don't know a game actually as Venice could be very interesting, as it would allow as to focus somewhat more on bickering and politicking rather than on empire building, but still give us freedom to go in that direction if we so choose. Obviously its your call though :D

I feel like if we are going to play as Rome it would be wrong not to have Senate gameplay...but I'm down for whatever this sounds fun

Sorry this has been somewhat slow, hope it was worth the wait

"It is man's social being that determines his thinking. Once the correct ideas characteristic of the advanced class are grasped by the masses, these ideas turn into a material force which changes society and changes the world." -Mao Tse Tung an excerpt from the speech Vinh Lan's Last Address to...

If this started during the summer I'd for sure do it. I'll do either but I'm slightly inclined toward the first option

There we go

Wow back then I was still just lurking

Thanks! And yeah that part of the Civ 4 Diplomatic Features mod. I play with a lot of mods :p

"Just as gravity tends to draw objects inward, States tend to draw other States inward." War and conquest is always somewhat an awkward conversation to have, though it is particularly awkward for the Siamese. Seldom would any Siamese citizen advocate for the baseless acquisition of...

Subbed for sure and yeah cpm that is some crazy timing. And Heerlo am I wrong or is this the ending to Into the Future?

Haha this is my first time here in a long time aswell, it's been remarkably quiet. Depending on what happens tomorrow an update may or may not be coming :D

from The History of Siamese Cultural Centers "It was perhaps in the 20th Century B.C.E. that the Siamese obsession with vast public projects, serving no imperative purpose, began. Two projects, the Great Library of Sukhothai and the Parthenon, were built in this century and quickly became...