Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Regardless that nes was never a powergaming nes for me, which is rare.
If I was powergaming I wouldn't have tried to stick with dieing nations half the game.
Regardless that nes was never a powergaming nes for me, which is rare.
Wasn't the nation you currently control already a powerhouse, surrounded with NPC's anyway? What have you done so special with it?
Perhaps have economy divided into two (or more) parts:
King's Economy:
Nobles' Economy:
It may make people more willing to focus on domestic issues when they realize that they need to have the nobility on their side if they want to maximize their spending points. Conversely, if they choose to ignore their relations, they can see just how powerful an antagonistic nobility could potentially be.
You might want to talk to North King. We had an interesting discussion about that fairly recently.I'm also planning to redo the Trade system, complete with key resources.
You're not haphazardly adding anything. There is a proper procedure and channel for protocol, and you will use it, goddammit. It was established for a reason, and that was to prevent endless alterations and iterations. Also, you're a liar about contributing!Dachspmg said:hopefully after we have haphazardly added new rivers to Europe (that oughtn't be too critical for awhile, but still...).
win? What is this term?
In completely different news, I ♥ U.S. Armed Forces.
win? What is this term?
Hasn't this horse been beaten to death, buried, dug up, beaten again, buried a second time, dug up once more and then beaten again? Just bury the damn thing before it becomes another spamfest.
Long story, but the short of it is no. Also, even if I was, it'd be the USMC running it, not USAF. Though, really, considering USAF controls space operations, it might be joint if it ever comes about. I guess you could call it Possible Future Alternate Dimension Narcissism.Aren't you sort of U.S. Armed Forces yourself, making this narcissism?
Hows "he started it" hit you?![]()
On that note, considering it's much more logical for an Air Force to be the originator of space warfare than a Navy, I've always found it weird that most Sci-Fi has continued to stick with Naval terminology and concepts when addressing the idea of space forces.
If one NESer had left NESing forever, which one would you miss the most?
I think everyone's answer will be the same: NESing wouldn't be the same without Symphony.