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Maizel
11-10-2006, 23:33
For the last couple of days, I assumed speeches weren't in the game, because i hadnt gotten in in two days.

I'm at my cousin's place now, he's playin M2:TW as the venetians, and i thought i just heard him getting a pre-battle speech, and he says it's normal.

Are you guys getting speeches?

shifty157
11-10-2006, 23:38
Pre-battle peeches?

I generally just go to the supermarket. THeyre generally pretty fresh. THough i have to be careful not to get my fingers sticky because that could really muck up the keyboard.

TB666
11-10-2006, 23:50
Pre-battle peeches?

I generally just go to the supermarket. THeyre generally pretty fresh. THough i have to be careful not to get my fingers sticky because that could really muck up the keyboard.
:laugh4: nice one.

Yes there are battle speeches but it doesn't come right away like in RTW.
You just have to wait until it zooms in on your general.

Lusted
11-10-2006, 23:50
You have to wait for the camera to zoom into your general for the speech to start, they do not start straight away like in RTW.

Maizel
11-11-2006, 00:11
Cheers to you both.

Wishazu
11-11-2006, 01:27
Is there much more variety in M2 than in RTW. After a few days on RTW I`d heard them all and never really bothered paying attention to them. Though there were a few funny ones that would be spoken by guys with nutcase traits lol

Big King Sanctaphrax
11-11-2006, 03:06
I've actually really enjoyed the pre-battle speeches so far. There was one in particular where the general just went off on one and started using all of these bizarrely arcane insults. 'Cod-piece stealing nun-fondler' was the best, I think.

frogbeastegg
11-11-2006, 20:27
There was one in particular where the general just went off on one and started using all of these bizarrely arcane insults. 'Cod-piece stealing nun-fondler' was the best, I think.
:yes: Seen that. Prince William Rufus called the Scots a bunch of arse pirates, amongst other things. He wasn't terribly complimentary about their wives either.

Fair's fair. They were my allies, until they backstabbd me. (VH/VH, still in the first 15 turns of the game. The Scots had the two Scottish provinces and Ireland, and attacked me presumably because I block their further expansion. They had armies filled with mailed knights and border cavalry, with some infantry and archers to balance it. Scary! So far I am just about winning, having beaten a couple of their armies with my very battered and twice reinforced one)