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ravagon
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Sep 1999 time: 13:14
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Um. Question for anyone who already has EU (Europeans and, I guess, as of today, any North Americans).
In one of the threads about an EU forum in the Apolyton section, MarkG kinda agreed to post an EU review if we could find anybody interested in doing one.
Any takers?
I was thinking of something along the lines of a brief description of how it plays, maybe a few screenshots and a section going through maybe a small part of the Grand Campaign...
What does everyone think?
It would increase EU's profile around here and may spark more interest in those who don't really know about it yet or who are thinking of getting it.
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weird god
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EUROPA
Apr 2000 time: 06:14
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this game is awesome! i canīt stop playing it and it made me taking a civ2-break for more then a month now, a new record. my first game as portugal took me about 3 weeks to finish.
you ask for a small glimpse into the game. well, AARs far better then mine can be found at www.europa-universalis.com
actually iīm playing austria on very hard/agressive level and have taken half of france, whole italy except for venice and genua, hungary, bohemia and lots of the small german nations. austria is a reformed state and itīs my self-set goal to wipe out the catholic nations from europe (heading especially for spain, hehe). i also want to go for the balkanies but the different religions down there (orthodox, protestant, catholic, moslmes, reformed) canīt be pleased and would cuase revolts. plus they canīt support large armies (rough terrain, small population)which makes them excellent to set up a good defence against the turks which are heading for hungary. for those reasons i will only conquer (if possible) those countries which are either reformed,protestant or catholic and outbuild my defences while concnetrating on spain, eastern and northern europe.
austria is not a big oversea-empire and esp. portugal and spain got a headstart, but i could establish some good running colonies in deleware, isle royal, havanna, guadeloupe, hudson bay, java, philipines and last but not least in sibir where unexplored riches still wait for my expansion.
this is the current situation, and it eats me up all day, all night...
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god made weed.....you donīt really think he fails sometimes?
weird god, chief of EUROPA
visit us: www.multispieler.de
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Hey, I only know it as Kurland. I'm sure you do too.
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Cousin Jakob
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I'd rather not reveal that on a public forum
Feb 2001 time: 05:14
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No. That would be confusing. You cannot actually be on "Europa Universalis Pusher" unless you're very buggery. Go for "Europa Universalis Map of Europe" or somesuch.
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Dr Strangelove
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Rats! Because this game does not involve the killing of deer, turkey, bass, or any other fish or game animal the local Babbage's doesn't plan to stock it. I guess I'll have to take a chance that my hard drive won't reject it and buy it on-line.
Has anyone had any problems getting the game to run? I have a very finiky system, particularily with respect to the installation process. I have a PII 300mhz, 64meg RAM, and about 2 Gigs left on my first drive.
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Savant
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The Mountain Empire
Jul 1999 time: 00:14
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Dr. - I have it running on 4 systems that are quite different from each other. I would suggest though that 128mb may be better as the saved game file expands as you get deeper in the game and some have reported slow downs with 64 mb.
The game is great BTW and well worth the price. First game I can say I bought since Civ2 & AOE that is a bargain price. Ig you are into strategy games, you definitely will get that "one more turn" feeling that will keep you going into the wee hours.
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'Blood will run'
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Leonidas
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I have PII 350, 128 MB RAM, 8.4 GB hard drive.
The game installed flawlessly, and I have not encountered a single problem. Just make sure you have all the latest drivers for your sound, video and CD-ROM applications. Also install DirectX 8.0 (which can be found on the game's CD). I have not encountered a single crash either.
This is a fantastic game - A true rival to Civ II, that easily surpasses it in many ways. It is full of depth, strategy, and history. It encompasses the whole world.
The sheer breath and depth of this game is amazing. The manual is beautiful. You other game companies take note!
How did Paradox ever create such a game? This is THE game to get while you are waiting for Civ III - even then - you will still be playing it.
It is a complex game that will mean that you need to read and study the manual. That in itself is a joy - really massages the 'ol brain cells LOL. You will also learn a great deal of European and world history - who woulda thunk it?
While I'm playing the game I'm also going to be reading Paul Kennedy's "The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers".
I highly recommend this game 
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Go tell the Spartans, passerby:
That here, obedient to their laws, we lie.
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Dr Strangelove
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You have a special part of town for virgins? Cool! I think that's wonderful. How big is this area?
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