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Oh blast...you're doing this better than I am 
Especially since real life has gotten in the way.
If anyone's interested in making this, I'll send you all my files.
Otherwise, I'll finish it when real life gets out of the way, which does not seem particularly likely at this moment (blast school!)
Though to be fair, I also have to blame micronations a little...
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Something possessed me to actually finish this. It is now ready for playtesting. I'll mail a copy to anyone who is interested, but I'll warn you, I'm sure it still has a few bugs. (to quote someone, saying it has "a few bugs" is like saying the Pacific Ocean is "damp")
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Speaking of playtesting and being back, what happened to that German scenario of yours?
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Actually, I think it was built and it worked pretty well. I could be wrong, though.
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I'd be honored (though I'd be more honored if I got any playtesting comments) and yes, I knew that...I had a DL here called Moroteuthis, which is a different squid genus.
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Alexander The Younger has been released! It can be found at www.geocities.com/giantsquid1_1999/SquidGames/Alexii.zip (note that you have to actually type this in...Geocities doesn't like you linking directly to files). Thanks to Tecumseh for playtesting, even if I was too lazy to take most of his advice.
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Yamato? Explain. All the research I did into Japan for that said that nothing of any interest was actually happening there. If you have some information on an actual Japanese culture at that time, please email it to me or something so that I can correct it if I ever make another version. Thanks for the kind words.
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of Old Europe - "In America we don't trust"
Jun 2000 time: 06:13
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I'm working on a "Seiwa Genji" scenario, so as i usually do i started with reading books on books about japanese history... around this period, II-I century BC, the Yayoi culture evolved into the Kofun culture ( Kofun means Kurgan, russian word for "hill-grave" ), showing eastern asian nomadic tribes' influences. These nomadic tribes settled in Kyushu, Shikoku and southern Honshu islands, creating hundreds and hundreds of small chiefdoms on uji-"clan" basis, such as Izumo, Ise and, of course, Yamato. Japanese emperors are direct descendents of Yamato rulers, that unified Japan in IV century AC.
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