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MSB
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Great Britain
Nov 2000
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You may be right, Anatolia.
I'm going to check the stores on a daily basis, just in case you are.
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Chris Horscroft
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Canberra, Australia
Sep 2000
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So far as I know, CTP2 has not yet arrived in Australia. (I may be wrong on this, the national capital is something of a backwater). We too have to put up with American spelling. But at least UK English is a term that actually means something. Where on earth did Microsoft manage to invent "Australian English"? (I know, off topic. I'll stop there).
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doctormm
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NJ, USA
Nov 2000
time: 05:14
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It probably has something to do with all the EU red tape they have to fill out. What with certifying that no sheeps' brains were used, and no US Stealth technology will be shared with members on the Continent, etc...
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Character is what you do in the dark.
Dr. Emilio Lizardo
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Wangshibo
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London, UK
Aug 2000
time: 05:14
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Open letter to Activision
Congratulations on the release of CTP 2. All throughout America crowds of fans are rejoicing at the thought of even more nights spent playing king when they really should be doing something else. Never mind the naysayers, here in the UK we fully support your decision not to release until the 8th of december - after all, it is only economic common sense not to sell the game to the world that exists outside US borders (we only make up a tiny 40% of your sales). As to the Koreans, Chinese, Japanese....well, never mind them - everyone knows that the Japanese never play computer games anyway. It is of course common knowledge that no other parts of the world exist, and mistaken references suggesting that there might be potential customers in mythical islands such as 'Australia' and 'New Zealand' are, of course, rumours, and so no attempt need be made to sell them anything, no matter how hard they insist that they exist.
Yours aye
Henry Root
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Grand Master Fe Long
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St Albans, Herts, England
Apr 1999
time: 05:14
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so when the uk version dose come out (if it ever dose) will i be able to use patchs, mods etc that the usa version can use! ps i see activision can't be arse to give us an answer! year thanx guys guess us lot in the uk arn't very important then.
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Darkknight
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in between Q, W, A and S
Nov 2000
time: 05:14
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On the 17th ogre stated that there was only one small change to make for all english versions what thje F**ks
taking all the time 
Mr Ogre
Activision
Venice, CA, USA
b.02-15-99
posted November 17, 2000 19:32
There aren't any "code" changes for any of the international versions. The installer is slightly different (no online
registration) and one tiny bug in the tutorial script got fixed for everything but the US (It was only causing a minor
display problem in the German version, I don't think it made a difference otherwise.) For the English language
versions, those are the only differences. Other language versions obviously have a lot more data changed, but it's
still just data, not code.
I guess to a PR/CS person, anything on the CD counts as "code" though So in some sense I guess that's a fair
statement. Just sounds wrong to my programmer ears.
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MSB
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Great Britain
Nov 2000
time: 05:14
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I wish they'd just get on with releasing it.
People who have the game are now starting to make their own, improved maps.
This is where it starts to get interesting.
Mind you, it's only a week off in the U.K. now.
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25-11-2000 01:59
Personally I'd rather have it now and download a patch later, but thats me.
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