Added/fixed poll. I had to reset all votes to zero, however.![]()
Added/fixed poll. I had to reset all votes to zero, however.![]()
Last edited by Martok; 03-10-2008 at 23:02.
"MTW is not a game, it's a way of life." -- drone
Played all except Alexander expansion. Love Rome TW and Med. 2. Kingdoms is excellent but frequently go back to Rome TW for some fun.
You're the man, Martok!Originally Posted by Martok
And thanks for not setting the camels on me after that Napoleon/Abba remarck!
Haha had to remind you...
EDIT: Also its interesting that more people in the M2TW forums have played RTW and MTW than M2TW.
And no-one has played Alexander.
Last edited by Rhyfelwyr; 03-10-2008 at 23:42.
At the end of the day politics is just trash compared to the Gospel.
Played all of them, finished long campaigns on all except BI, and Kingdoms Crusades and Teutonic. Am thinking of maybe revisiting STW:MI as the Japanese however, might be fun to play a "defensive" campaign for a change. Or maybe play as the Romans in BI.
I've played Shogun and MTW, along with their expansions. I've also played RTW and Medieval 2 vanilla, but no expansions. My buddy has Kingdoms, so I may give it a try next time I go back home.
Dispatching camels.....now!Originally Posted by Caledonian Rhyfelwyr
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"MTW is not a game, it's a way of life." -- drone
Like the OP I played MTW first and was absolutely blown away, then got VI and had lots of fun with that. I remember fondly making a little book of the .pdf guide and referrring to it on several campaigns. Then I got Rome and BI just before med 2 came out.
Sadly whilst all this was going on I graduated from Uni and therefore had to get a real job and also moved in with my g/f so I only get 1 night a week to play. Plus the IT monkeys took a dim view of various TW folders on my laptop so that also cut down my playing time. Like the OP too I want to complete the long/short campaigns with the varous factions and at this rate I should be ready for ETW by about 2010.
"The gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials"
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