Favorite time period in world history.

[Yoda Power]

What time period do you like the most?

My favorite is the medival age, becorse so many interesting things happend in that time period.

 

[Ancient Grudge]

I persoanlly like the industrial age

 

[Yoda Power]

Originally posted by Ancient Grudge
I persoanlly like the industrial age

Then vote on that.

 

[nixon]

One's very fond of the 20th century, the century that could have erased all mankind and all previous history.

 

[klazlo]

The industrial age because sociology was born at that time.

 

[Panda]

Right here, right now. Good medical services, good juridical protection, no fear of starvation, war is highly unlikely.

I wouldn't mind if things were going a bit better for me personally, though.

 

[Archer 007]

Classical ages, a nice mix of war and social order.

 

[andrewgprv]

I like the Ancient Ages, Ancient Egypt, Greece, Persia etc... There's a certain romanticism that goes along with those times I think, due to large vast Empires, and Wonders like the Pyramids. Also there is alot of mystery involving those times because only so much history was actually recorded, a bit of speculation is involved. Though in reality I realise that life must have been pretty damn hard for your average Joe.

 

[Ancient Grudge]

Originally posted by Yoda Power


Then vote on that.


I cant it wont let me

 

[Yoda Power]

Originally posted by Ancient Grudge
I cant it wont let me

If you have such a problem you should report it to thunderfall im sure he can help you.

 

[Mikoyan]

The years 1939-1991. WWII and the Cold War that is.

 

[MCdread]

If I were a rich and influent person, than I'd like to try the period when Rome was at its zenith. But not too much rich or influent though, otherwise I could forget about geting old.

 

[Ancient Grudge]

Originally posted by Yoda Power


If you have such a problem you should report it to thunderfall im sure he can help you.

i cant be bothered would take too much time, anyway i dont vote

 

[Richard III]

1914-1939

When the world found its oats, one way, or the other. Especially 1921-1936, when the world found its oats in style.

R.III

 

[God]

You forgot to put in the time period btw, Rennaisance and Enlightenment.

I vote industrial age.

 

[Archbob]

I prefer acient.

I'm also really into palentology.

 

[Sultan Bhargash]

For thousands of years before Alexander the Great, Egypt thrived on the banks of the Nile in a timelessness of tradition that has not been rivalled. When I think about "sustainable" society, Ancient Egypt is the dream I dream of. We can never go back, but those of us who were there will always wax nostalgic about the endless round of Ancient Evenings...

 

[Yoda Power]

Originally posted by God
You forgot to put in the time period btw, Rennaisance and Enlightenment.

I vote industrial age.

no i didn´t, they are there just like all the other

 

[Pillager]

17-19th centuries. Every aspect of it is fascinating. Exploration, conquest, Empire, social conditions, even the clothes.

And of course we ruled the waves, which helps

 

[SeleucusNicator]

Classical ages, I suppose. I have a slight fondness for the period 323 - 280 BCE, but perhaps that is because I have dedicated an unfair ammount of study to it compared to the rest of the era.