What To name the Capitol?

[Plexus]

That's great, Shai.

 

[Panzer]

Ya it really does sound good. It takes me forever to come up with good city names that I won't change my mind on the next turn.

 

[Octavian X]

I woulda gone 'Regia Doughnutia' for the latin (Regia is latin for city)... Alternatively, Regia Fanatica* would work well on that subject...

 

[Chieftess]

Didn't you use that in the Civ2 DG?

 

[zurichuk]

you could use the boring naming convention that i used in my last game, my capital begins with A, my second with B etc it made micromanagement and identification so much easier (alternatively if i'm not feeling creative my cities are just called A,B,C etc etc apart from the captured cities)

 

[Fier Canadien]

Originally posted by Octavian X
I woulda gone 'Regia Doughnutia' for the latin (Regia is latin for city)... Alternatively, Regia Fanatica* would work well on that subject...

Wasn't the latin for a city/town "urb***" (i forgot the declination model). Just a memory from my latin classes (let the classical education of the Collège des Jésuites be blessed forever!).

 

[Stuck_as_a_Mac]

yesh.. censoring latin...
just kinda sad

 

[Peri]

Geek mode on.
Although Urbs/Urbis is the literal word for city, Regia meaning royal (particularly a dwelling) was also used in poetry to mean the capital or royal city.
Geek mode off

 

[Donovan Zoi]

Congrats on your 300th post, Fier Canadien! I thought something looked different.

Also, Shaitan convinced me.....I think we should keep the name Noshuret.

 

[rebelplayer6]

I like Fanaticus personally.

 

[Octavian X]

Originally posted by Chieftess
Didn't you use that in the Civ2 DG?

This all goes to show that I am the most uncreative namer in the history of the Democracy Game.