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    Quote Originally Posted by HicRic
    I love the way the traits seem to affect the pre-battle speeches, too. Really helps bring out the character from the traits onto the battlefield (I think the bloodthirsty guys talk about "bathing in blood for a week" and the lunatics talk nonsense?)
    Yup. If your general is bloody, you'll hear "I want to see blood! I want to bathe in their blood! I want to bathe in their blood for a week! Now go KILL THEM ALL!!"

    Deranged: "...but our pointy things are pointier than theirs. Yes, much pointier..."

    Social drinker: "The first man to the enemy gets a jug of my finest wine!"
    You take a chance getting up in the morning, crossing the street, or sticking your face in the fan.

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    My generals all seem to end up blood thirsty, deranged drinkers! Maybe it's just the way i play! Nice to see we'll get no more God Fearing Atheists like in MTW tho!

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    /edit for typo, damn!!
    Last edited by *Ringo*; 10-21-2004 at 16:19.
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    Oh my God I have to find a deranged lunatic and have him go into battle!
    *runs off to play RTW*
    Love is a well aimed 24 pounder howitzer with percussion shells.

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    Lastly Im getting lots of drunkard, deranged, minions, but really good commanders and wall defenders..... Curious.Specially when combined with Understanding of Mathematics and Famous Orator. (And yes, I have a guy who has all of them + Drillmaster). Go figure.....
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    Lastly Im getting lots of drunkard, deranged, minions, but really good commanders and wall defenders..... Curious.Specially when combined with Understanding of Mathematics and Famous Orator. (And yes, I have a guy who has all of them + Drillmaster). Go figure.....
    Managing perceptions goes hand in hand with managing expectations - Masamune

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    Deranged drunkard minion drillmaster. That's, um, an interesting person...
    You take a chance getting up in the morning, crossing the street, or sticking your face in the fan.

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    hmmm...double post, somehow...
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    i'm a big fan of the new v&v/family tree system my favourite character ever produced was Doros the Mad, at age 16 he was a military genius, prim, a good defender and a good management vice, he also hooted.
    It was the hooting that was his downfall, it seemed to get worse the more battles he won too. I was the greeks and by his 30th birthday (and maybe almost as many battles) he was not only a bomb general. He also spent hours every night drowning spiders in vinegar. By age 45 he was painting his bottom blue. :(
    still he was by far and away my best general and i used him in practically every battle... till he got the plague that is.
    ps:- i'm still hoping CA adds a tombstone feature(as previously posted by a poster who's name i cna't remember sorry), ie being able to mousever dead family members and see their old stats as i feel it would add some continutiy to the game. I don't know it would have been cool for me to be able to compare Doros's traits to some of his grandchildren further into the game.
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