View Poll Results: Here are some random or proposed options, what sounds most fun to YOU?

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  • Americas game as Spain

    1 14.29%

  • Rusichi game as Hungary/the Magyar

    1 14.29%

  • Rusichi game as other faction

    0 0%

  • Stainless Steel game as Spain

    1 14.29%

  • Stainless Steel game as the Eastern Roman Empire

    0 0%

  • Stainless Steel game as Hungary

    0 0%

  • Modded Stainless Steel game of the 100 Years War

    0 0%

  • Stainless Steel game as other faction

    4 57.14%

  • Britannia game as any faction

    0 0%

  • other (please post specifics)

    0 0%
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  1. 12-13-2011, 05:38 #13
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    Default Re: RPG anyone?

    Quote Originally Posted by phonicsmonkey View Post
    Hmm, I wonder if we could just play on from the final save of Commanders of the Faithful - it would be good because there would be a whole history there already for the world and the characters in it, as well as a pretty challenging starting position with both the Seljuks and the Rajputs very powerful..

    it's also in probably the best version of Broken Crescent, v1.05
    I think that could be fun, but I see two problems.

    1. Where is it possible to download BC v1.05?

    2. The history of the game could be prohibitive to having new people join in. New players would have to red up on things, and might not feel any particular love for those events. Additionally, players might miss some factions that have been eliminated.

    I would be game for it if people want it though.
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