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PolarisGL
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The Observatory
Mar 2000
time: 05:13
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It is geopolitics that has come alive and is played through the eyes of players controlling real-life nations. The time is 1 day = 2 weeks, or 2 days = 1 month, and right now we are in 2005. The Second Korean War just ended. I play as Ukraine, and have made it into what some call the "Germany of Eastern Europe" with reforms and what not. There are several good nations open, such as Spain even I believe. If you want to try it out just post there and say something like you want to try it out. Its as if Civ2 has come alive in the modern time period. St. Leo, actually, has experience... 
On a more related note, those are unique flags made by WarVoid and Scott and from the All Flags file. They fit in with the Civilization 2 icons, I believe.
(though, my problem is, that on the Mars scenario I'll need to make up flags  )
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PolarisGL
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The Observatory
Mar 2000
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No, no. It is a forum-based game, so everything you do is a post. Like, if you want to post a "news post" that Ukraine is going to be reducing the costs of uranium, then you write a paragraph explaining it involving who, what, when, where, why, how, etc. And you also have orders of battles for nations, so they create their armed forces like that with the different equipment they need. And then when a war happens involving your nation, you'll get to use your armed forces. Its hard to explain to a total "newbie" so if you go post there asking questions, people will answer.
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