Just curious...
- Thread starter Prometeus
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<font face="papyrus"><font color="navy"> SEND IT TO ME!! I love scenarios
I'm Civfanatics.com scenario reviewing btw
ill be glad to playtest your scenario
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I'm Civfanatics.com scenario reviewing btw
WMCS44@aol.com
ICQ:39470566
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Also known as SunTzu
Scenario Reviewer and News Collector/Poster for civfanatics.com!
CivPartisan
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Tell you what man: I will download the Celtitaly scenario next week...I am going to be honest with you...I was already looking at it as one of the scenarios I was thinking of reviewing. It's looks interesting and that's really saying something because I don't really get excited about many scenarios. I love to play what I think are "good ones" because I have probably played just about every 'early or Microprose created scenario' in existence. Only within the past year have I started to play the newer stuff because it is finally 'original' and detailed enough to catch my attention.
Man, I really am a civfanatic...I may need counseling. I have an addiction...I'm...a civfanatic...and I want everyone to know that I admit it!
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John Valdez
Modpacks/Scenarios/Review
[This message has been edited by JValdezToo (edited October 28, 2000).]
Man, I really am a civfanatic...I may need counseling. I have an addiction...I'm...a civfanatic...and I want everyone to know that I admit it!
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John Valdez
Modpacks/Scenarios/Review
[This message has been edited by JValdezToo (edited October 28, 2000).]
Originally posted by JBlake:
accually, didn't the first turk kingdom(they had a sultan, not a king) begin in asia minor?
The history of the turks begins in Central Asia in III century BC... it's a lot more ancient then you think.
To all
Thanks, i'll post it to you ASAP.
. Geographicly the turkic peoples cover a huge area, most of central asia (old soviet union east of the caspian sea), western china, asia minor, parts of the balkans. some of the barbarians that fought rome were turkic tribes; others of rome's enemies were pushed toward it by turks, the empire of Timur (tamberlane) was a mixed mongol/turkic outfit, the first turks to set up a kingdom is asia minor were the Seljuc turks, the ottomans followed them later, the Kirghiz are turkic as are the tatars (many of todays tartars are as much mongol as origianl tartar) the huns and mongols are related to turkic tribes but not ususally call turkic, the magyars were blened group but mostly turkic, turkic languages are spokens by almost as many pepople as Indo-European.
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
Right, Mutius Scaevola... BTW, this is the first original turkish tribe, the Turuk - "turk" came from here - and it means "The strong men". In the beginninings of the empire, this term indicated only the A-she-na family' supporters ( i.e. the royal Turuk family ), but thanks to chinese chronicles, it passed to all the tribes speaking a similar language...
. Well Promethius, you are pretty well travleled for a guy who spent most of his life chained to Mt Cacausus with a vulture chewing on his liver, but I hear you got around more after the Kevin Sorbo fellow set you loose. By the way thank you for that fire stuff, I have great fun barbequing disobediant slaves as well the the leaders of fallen cities.
. You seem to have some forward thinking, tell us what you think we will see in civ3.
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
. You seem to have some forward thinking, tell us what you think we will see in civ3.
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
No need to travel
Currently, in Italy Civ3 isn't on stores yet... Not enough input to elaborate your request - bink - need more input - bink - waiting... ( Prom enters waiting mode )
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Ave atque vale...
Ave Promethius (glad to see that you prefer the Latin spelling of your Greek name)
. civ3 will not be released for some months, and we want the your foresight and pre-cognition, for which you are named, to tell us civ3's future form. I have consulted the oracle at Delphi and the Roman Sybel, but their crytic paltitudes are not very helpful, and the demigod FIRAXIS sayeth not. As for agreement among the potential consumers, "quot homines, tot sententiae".
vale
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
. civ3 will not be released for some months, and we want the your foresight and pre-cognition, for which you are named, to tell us civ3's future form. I have consulted the oracle at Delphi and the Roman Sybel, but their crytic paltitudes are not very helpful, and the demigod FIRAXIS sayeth not. As for agreement among the potential consumers, "quot homines, tot sententiae".
vale
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
. tempus omnia revelat
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
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Gauis Mucius Scaevola
Older, richer, and wiser than you.
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