New on org, player ever since existed shogun

[Peasant Phill]

Kpeis daje gie nie veel chance zoe ebbn om mie e verstoan ze.
enk ben ton nog nie begonn met lokoale uitdrukingn

[daigaku]

Hi,

Kpeis daje gie nie veel chance zoe ebbn om mie e verstoan ze.
enk ben ton nog nie begonn met lokoale uitdrukingn

okay. voor "buiten oefening" dit is te veel, oftewel ik ´n deel versta - maar laat´s praten/schreuven voor een week of zo, dan krijg ik de lijn voor je dialekt ;-)

houdoe(?), daigaku

[Andres]

Oh, je spreekt Nederlands! Super

[daigaku]

Hoi, Andres,

...´n beetje is gebleven van voor 25 jaar, en ´t is leuk het in´t forum ietsje te oefenen ;-)

tot later, daigaku

[Servilius Novus]

Hi daigaku

Just would like to thank you for introducing me one of my best games, the good ol' MTW

Now I'm thinking about starting a new campaign as Hungary (since I am a hungarian too :D). Do you have any stories or experiences regarding Hungary (Game or IRL)? ;)

[daigaku]

Hi, Servilius Novus,

I´m happy you like it! Another one hooked to the One-And-Only-Best-Ever-Game ;-))

Hungary: If I want some challenge, contrary to my usual gameplay (slow, building up, keeping out of troubles), I start a hungarian game (v.2.01/VI!). Love them for the Szekely, and if you´re fast enough to grab Moldavia you get one of (in my opinion) the best Cav in the game, Avar Nobles, with low requirements, not too high cost and upkeep, but quite good stats (iirc morale 8!). You´ll have the chance to take Venice as well very early (there is a guide about that somewhere, don´t remember exactly where) and have a decent income. Everything else depends - Polish, Germans, Italians and of course the Byz, all want to spend holidays in this beautiful country ;-)) so you´ll have to fight for it!

IRL haven´t been there, am addicted to Greece for 33 years meanwhile and take my time there ;-)) sorry for that.....

Wish you good fights, and change history a bit in favour for the Hungarians!

greetings from Markgräflerland, daigaku

[Servilius Novus]

1258 - Byzantines are officially out of history, the Hungarian Empire stretches from Croatia to Kiev, from Bratislava to Constantinople. Also the world is amazed by the cultural and social progress Hungary has made over the past 150 years, being the most advanced and wealthiest nation in Europe (though if I remember correctly the Mameluks are wealthier) ;)