Asmodean_dk

Asmodean_dk

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which you could wage war on those races, if you were able to convince the parliament that such a war is a must. How that could be done, I'm not sure. Let me get back to you on this. Morten

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A thing that I have always found annoying in GalCiv was, that you had to manually keep track of your tribute income. You had no way of seeing what races were paying you tribute, and how long time there was until the payments stopped. This is a thing that I would like to see changed in GalCiv 2. It would be very nice to be able to see a comprehensive list of all sources of income, with information on how much of that income comes from wha

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Brad, the very first thing that made me think GalCiv was going to be a great game, was the progress reports that you posted on Galciv.com every once in a while. I swallowed them whole, and they made for very interesting reading. Any chance you are going to do something similar for GalCiv II? And on that same note: Do you still have the old progress reports from when you did GalCiv?? I would l

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What ticked me was that you called it a "symbolic" effort. There's nothing symbolic in having 25% of a countries military tied up in Iraq and Afghanistan. But yeah...of course you are gonna contribute the majority. Morten

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go back and look at the numbers involved with those who "stood beside us". I appreciate the sacrifices they made, but in the end they were symbolic. THat is how it always works. The US makes a substantial effort, and the others make a symbolic gesture and try to minimize their worry with it. Yeah righ

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Unfortunately, my vote may be countered by someone's pet or a dead person since I live in Michigan where the UAW and MoveOn.org are likely doing some very bad things based on reports. And this is what I don't get. Why is it so hard for America to make a system, where fraud is impossible. As far as I und

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One of the things that has kept me playing GalCiv from beta and right on until now is the event engine. I just love the way that no two games play alike, and the events are a major factor in that. Will GalCiv II have a system similar to this?? Morten

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Interesting article. If the political machine is this good, I may have to download it after all (and give up playing GalCiv for a while - that may prove to be hard). Obviously, I hope that your prediction is correct, but more importantly, if it is, then I hope that the two parts of America will settle their differences. It has been a quite scary last fourtnight, with threats and allegations from both sides. On a side note, I thi

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You seem to forget that Clinton got through 8 years of presidency without serious foreign policy blunders. And don't mention Somalia. The U.S. public were not ready for a larger commitment there. I think the record has shown that when push comes to shove, presidents from both sides have shown that they have what it takes to intervene in worthy conflicts. But off course, I'm European, so what I say really doesn't matter. I'll tell you why,

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Read external link, before reading this article. It will help understanding what I mean. Now, there can be no doubt that were Russia to go ahead and price oil in Euros, instead of Dollars, that would be a huge blow for the U.S. It could possible be the start of a wave of countries (perhaps even some of the larger OPEC countries) making the same move. If

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So this is my first go with having a blog. I'll probably not be the most active user, here on JoeUser.com, but expect my European rants to appear every now and then here, for all you Americans to flame ;) About myself, I can say that my name is Morten, and that I come from Denmark - that tiny little piece of Northern Europe, that most people elsewhere in the world alw

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