While We Wait: Boredom Strikes Back

[Kraznaya]

Ah, missed you on #nes starlife. Was eating dinner. Sorry.

 

[Ninja Dude]

I guess I'd be up for an EU3 game sometime maybe.

 

[germanicus12]

I am also interested in joining a multiplayer EU3 game.

 

[Tee Kay]

I'd join a #nes EU3 multiplayer, but the next bloc of significant free time I have is July.

 

[Northen Wolf]

I would join that too, if you guys would have reasonable time zones.

 

[Nuka-sama]

I'd be game

 

[Luckymoose]

 

[thomas.berubeg]

So, I am now single... and it's the worst feeling ever. We'd been together for about a year. And the thing is, I'd go and redo the whole year over in a second, just to be with her.

 

[Adrogans]

Ah sorry man, I remember those feelings.

 

[Starlife]

That's rough. Take it easy, thomas.

 

[Terrance888]

I can't NES for about a week. I have a messed up power line. Please hold any order requests, diplomacy requests, or PMs asking about if I'm OK or not. I am not doing this for the publicity but for the necessity. Good bye. See ya soon.

(Darn it! my NP games are all going to the toilet because of this. )

 

[Thlayli]

Use the bloody vacation thread.

 

[Starlife]

Help. Boredom is back.

Can someone tell me if I am missing any notable Native American (real American) groups on this map?

Circa 1600. No Seminole yet, I believe. Aztecs are gone. Just so you know.

Spoiler :

 

[Karalysia]

Haida, Wabanaki, Algoquian, and Seminoles to name just a few.

 

[Starlife]

Haida, Wabanaki, Algoquian, and Seminoles to name just a few.

1. Seminoles are Creek bred with various other tribes that migrated to Florida well after 1600 (if I remember correctly).

2. Algonquian is a general term for many tribes stretching from Quebec to the South Atlantic. I could include the Abenaki, but then I feel like I'd have to include the Mohegans, as well. Might do that, if my friends think it is necessary.

3. Haida population was very low and I didn't consider them very notable. But it would be interesting to have a group in that region. Are there any larger tribes that were present in the BC/Canada/Alaska area?

4. Wabanaki can include Abenaki, which I mentioned earlier - but like Algonquian, it is a general term and not a single group of people.

 

[Tee Kay]

Ojibwe, Wampanoag, Apalachee, Lenape, Arapaho, Quapaw, Nez Perce, Chickasaw, Zuni.

Also, this might help: http://www.emersonkent.com/images/indian_tribes.jpg

 

[Lord_Iggy]

I've got a heavy bias towards more tribes in the BC/Yukon area, but it really depends on what level of development you're talking at. Tribes of the Pacific Northwest were quite significant, such as the various subgroups of the Salish. Tlingit are pretty significant along the Alaska Panhandle and somewhat inland. Also, shouldn't the Hurons be more around Lake Huron?

On another note, I am interested in games of Starcraft BW and Starcraft 2 Starlife.

 

[North King]

The Comanche haven't really formed yet, let alone migrated into that area.

 

[Starlife]

Awesome. Thanks guys. By the way, is that map showing tribes at the same time period, or just all tribes in general with no time period in mind? I found a few maps like that, as well. What was tricky about it to me was discerning more 'important' tribes for the sake of sanity.

 

[nutranurse]

Regardless, that's a damn pretty map.