Franz-Josef II
Chieftain
I can't help myself but I was really a bit disappointed by Firaxis' Civ3 in the beginning.... Having played civ and civ2 both over years and being historically interestet, I have always expected the coming Civ3 to be something much "higher". more deepgoing into inter-national realations and negotiations, but especially more histrocially accurate and also better simulating "history"! maybe a game that simulates something of a realistic possibility of history....
nevertheless I could't prevent myself playing the game a bit..
I have to admit that civ3 actually has some good features either..! but lets stop about that chapter...
What I actually wanted to say is that the civ "Germany" is a strange thing in this game! being represented by the german chancellor "Bismarck", this country is a nearly 140 year old nation...!(being put into the age of 4000BC) thats why the developers put Berlin as the capital of the germans... Ignoring the old history of this people.
Especially the long existence of the "Holy Roman Empire of German Nation" (about 1500 AD) which later lead into the "Deutscher Bund". Ignoring that the Habsburgs, who ruled Österreich and later the "Doppelmonarchie Österreich- Ungarn/Austria-Hungaria", were over hundreds of years the selected "leaders" in this "federation" with only a few short interruptions. Going hand by hand with this they left actually german cities like "Wien/Vienna" out of their city-list. instead they are concetrating on the "Prussians". nevertheless they put "Salzburg" into the city-list, although this city was never under prussian or later "german" controll. actually austrian!
Another thing I wanted to say is that the Discussion about Lenin or Stalin being the leaders of Russsia is really unacceptable! They are representers of the UDSSR not of Russia. Moreower they Both have been Mass Murderers and therefore shouldn't represent a Country!! Same with Mao tse tung. To my mind Catherine is historically acceptable...
Two things are also very stupid!!
First of all that a country like "America" is letting be played a role in history from 4000 BC !! really redicilous. instead they could have made realistic revolution possibilities....
and that joan d'ark represents france...very stupid!
greetings to whoever wants to read it...
nevertheless I could't prevent myself playing the game a bit..
I have to admit that civ3 actually has some good features either..! but lets stop about that chapter...
What I actually wanted to say is that the civ "Germany" is a strange thing in this game! being represented by the german chancellor "Bismarck", this country is a nearly 140 year old nation...!(being put into the age of 4000BC) thats why the developers put Berlin as the capital of the germans... Ignoring the old history of this people.
Especially the long existence of the "Holy Roman Empire of German Nation" (about 1500 AD) which later lead into the "Deutscher Bund". Ignoring that the Habsburgs, who ruled Österreich and later the "Doppelmonarchie Österreich- Ungarn/Austria-Hungaria", were over hundreds of years the selected "leaders" in this "federation" with only a few short interruptions. Going hand by hand with this they left actually german cities like "Wien/Vienna" out of their city-list. instead they are concetrating on the "Prussians". nevertheless they put "Salzburg" into the city-list, although this city was never under prussian or later "german" controll. actually austrian!
Another thing I wanted to say is that the Discussion about Lenin or Stalin being the leaders of Russsia is really unacceptable! They are representers of the UDSSR not of Russia. Moreower they Both have been Mass Murderers and therefore shouldn't represent a Country!! Same with Mao tse tung. To my mind Catherine is historically acceptable...
Two things are also very stupid!!
First of all that a country like "America" is letting be played a role in history from 4000 BC !! really redicilous. instead they could have made realistic revolution possibilities....
and that joan d'ark represents france...very stupid!
greetings to whoever wants to read it...