Name V3 and HillMine

[Jayne]

Just some suggestions! Feel free to add more to the list!

Edit: I forgot to press multiple vote until a split second after I pressed submit poll!

Please feel free to discuss and make suggestions and I'll re-poll later.

 

[Elsaak]

HillMine was good for me ; if you really want to improve it, Hill Mine City (HMC) sounds good - but what does "mulled" means in English, please ?

V3 could be Thorgal Aegirsson or just Thorgal, or Aegirsson (famous comic heroe)


And as said before, city names for island locations could be :
Cubana, Java, Corsica, Sao Noronha, Pexes, Europa....

 

[Jayne]

Mulled Mine is a play on words from Mulled Wine - red wine, brandy and lots of spices heated up together to make a nice Christmassy drink.

Elsaak... I do have MSM, but it doesn't often work properly. I more often use ICQ - as do others here

 

[Elsaak]

OK !
it's our french "vin chaud de Noël" - I like play words, so my vote is for this option

 

[Elsaak]

I cannot use ICQ on this profession PC - I'm not very good in such as firewall and others informatic things ...

MSN is the only one I understand and that is working

 

[GaryNemo]

V3 LapLand , because it sounds Viking a bit. Or, it is a Sea Port, so maybe Erikkson (after Leef Erikkson? however it is spelled).

Thinking Vikings, lets begin to contemplate V4. I suggest the Forest NE of Iron, it gets the Fish & one nice Green. We could found on Forest so it wouldn't grow too quickly, since corruption is fierce up here. The city can rehome a unit from Uppsala Barracks.

I prefer Mulled Mine to Hill Mine, because we will have another Hill Mine, somewhere. Mine Head sounds best to me.

I am leaving even earlier tomorrow, may be back a bit in the afternoon.

 

[Elsaak]

I agree with this :
V3 = Erikkson
Hill Mine = Mulled Mine

 

[funxus]

It's a good idea to keep naming the cities in an area after the people we conquer in that area

His name was Leif Eriksson. Erik is the name, the first "s" is the genitive form (is it called genitive?) and son is the same as in english. So this means he was the son of Erik, and Erik Röde ("Erik the Red" I guess) his father was the one who discovered Greenland. After the inuites of course Well, on-topic, I think Eriksson is a good name for the city.

 

[ainwood]

How about "Mein City".

Eriksson is perfectly acceptable. [Terrible NZ rugby league pun]And the warriors might then play at the stadium.[/Terrible NZ rugby league pun]

 

[Jayne]

Funxus - being Scandinavian yourself.... you are probably better at me than coming up with some lovely Scandinavian-style names to use!