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Locutus
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Hengelo, The Netherlands
Nov 1999 time: 06:15
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Ranking updated, up to Mars. 179 valid votes casted, 27938 points (= 97.5% of total possible). The Excel sheet is of course also updated. Due to the Polish invasion discussion a large part of the old thread was rather chaotic, I hope I didn't overlook anything.
Here's another list of (20) people whose votes are invalid under the new rules:
lukaski (only 1 civ, 20 points)
OneFootInTheGrave (only 5 civs)
groza1 (only 3 civs, 60 points)
Goomich (only 1 civ, 20 points)
hewhocaves (only 3 civs, 60 points)
Dessloch (only 3 civs, 50 points)
Tomasz Wysocki (1 civ, 20 points)
jigit (only 2 civs, 35 points)
Kamasz (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Cantonek (only 1 civ, 20 points)
lhaydi (only 1 civ, 20 points)
pmajewski (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Rafal (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Darek87 (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Ctty (only 45 points)
vonholl (only 2 civs, 40 points)
valdi77 (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Gimitar (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Karol (only 1 civ, 20 points)
bogi (only 1 civ, 20 points)
Note that some people from the previous list (krzysiek, borg, Staszek) have already posted an update to their votes in this or the previous thread, their updated votes are valid of course.
Upon request, here's a list of people who still have points left (in alphabetical order):
boca: 60
Carlos113: 65
Colon: 7
CyberShy: 40
cyril25376: 43
Fiera: 10
gannon: 40
GP: 4
Hasdrubal: 20
hetairoi22: 2
laurentius: 40
Lawrence of Arabia: 20
Lenius: 10
Mankind: 20
Mercani: 30
MishGolden: 50
monkspider: 20
Nikolai: 20
Optimizer: 10
Ribannah: 40
Rogan Josh: 60
Solmyr: 20
star mouse: 5
Tigen: 60
Tis I: 6
Va-Toran: 10
War4ever: 10
Internationalist,
You said you wanted to retract your vote altogether if the rules weren't changed. Since I changed the rules I'm assuming you're no longer retracting your vote so I still counted it. Let me know if you want it retracted after all though...
Boney,
I'm assuming 'Mon' means Mongols and Geordie means Georgians (from the Caucasus). Let me know if I'm wrong though...
Last edited by Locutus on 11-10-2001 at 13:10
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Mankind
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Poland
Oct 2001 time: 06:15
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quote:
Upon request, here's a list of people who still have points left (in alphabetical order):
boca: 60
Carlos113: 65
Colon: 7
CyberShy: 40
cyril25376: 43
Fiera: 10
gannon: 40
GP: 4
Hasdrubal: 20
hetairoi: 2
laurentius: 40
Lawrence of Arabia: 20
Lenius: 10
Mercani: 30
MishGolden: 50
monkspider: 20
Nikolai: 20
Optimizer: 10
orange: 20
Ribannah: 20
Rogan Josh: 60
Solmyr: 20
star mouse: 5
Tigen: 60
Tis I: 6
Va-Toran: 10
War4ever: 10
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and where's my *20* ?
i first voted
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Poles 20
Mongols 20
Celts 20
vikings 20
carthage 20
arabs 20
spanish 20
mayas 20
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and i changed my mind
mayas -20
so i should have *20*
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Locutus
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ACS CTP1/2 Manager & Civ4 Co-Manager
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Hengelo, The Netherlands
Nov 1999 time: 06:15
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MacTBone,
Well, *personally* I think the HRE is identical to the German Empire (and later grew into the Austro-Hungarian Empire) and is thus already in the game, but I can understand how others might disagree (and if they're not German they do deserve a place in Civ3).
orange,
Hmm, odd. I don't know how you got in there - I must not have been paying attention - but I removed you now.
ranskaldan,
Like Gramphos said, see the 'last edited' line at the bottom. But then again, you're not the first not to think about this, I think I'll add some sort of time-stamp when I next update (only what time-zone?).
Mankind,
Like I said, the old thread got a little chaotic towards the end, I must have overlooked that -20 for Maya. I'll fix your vote during the next update (list with people with points left above was already fixed though).
Last edited by Locutus on 11-10-2001 at 13:14
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Dessloch
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Poland
Oct 2001 time: 05:15
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Poles 20
Spanish 20
Mongols 20
Turks 20
Austrians/Austro-Hungarians 10
Native Americans/American Indians 5
Inca 5
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vonholl
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Gdansk, Poland
Oct 2001 time: 06:15
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Locutus,
I really don't know yet. If I find time, as I managed to do for a last few days, I intend to visit the site frequently. But, you see, playing Civ and talking about it is not my only past time activity..
quote: ...was the sole purpose of you registering here to be able to vote in this poll? |
And the answer to your question is: no, it was not. Although it was a reason, and a big one. Because I really would like to play Civ as Poles among other nations. I'm just tired of creating a custom Civilization every time, and playing against the Tartars for example could be interesting.
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Locutus
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ACS CTP1/2 Manager & Civ4 Co-Manager
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Hengelo, The Netherlands
Nov 1999 time: 06:15
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Internationalist,
Good to hear that. As far as the importance/fun of this thread goes, I guess it is fairly interesting and its success by far surpassed all my expectations, but I personally wouldn't go as far as calling it the most interesting thing in the history of Apolyton. It still (rightly) stands pale in the shadow of The List and comparable projects in other (non-Civ3) forums...
vonholl,
Hmm, I see a very familiar pattern developing with you that many other Apolytoners might also recognize: first you're not sure how interesting it is and whether or not you'll come back, then you find yourself returning on a regular basis and before you know it you're completely addicted and can't have a day go by without visiting Apolyton
"Apolyton: You can join anytime you want, but you can never leave" MUHAHAHAHA!!! 
Edit: BTW, I started a new thread with the promised 'Civ of the Week'-like feature that I promised last week, look here.
Last edited by Locutus on 12-10-2001 at 00:45
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Boney
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Thailand
Jan 2001 time: 05:15
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Hi Locutus
Firstly the Mons are an influential ethnic people of SE Asia, at one time their empire was spread from Burma through Siam to the Cambodia. Ethnically their are very close to the Khmer. There are still enclaves of Mon In Thailand, but they mostly now live in Southern Burma.
Geordies was actually a joke for my friend from Newcastle who visits visits this site. Geordie is the nickname for people from the Newcastle area in England. Most English regions have their own nicknames, such as Cockneys from London, Scousers from Liverpool, Brummies from Birmingham etc. etc. These people also speak English with their own regional accent, thus it is possible to know where a person comes from as soon as they start to talk.
But If you don't want Geordies I will change to Mongols.
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Drake Tungsten
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Knee deep in alien womyn...
Oct 2001 time: 14:15
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I have to disagree with you, Trifna. I think the location of a civ on the Earth map is a very valid concern and should be considered when thinking about the XP civs. You may not play on the Earth map very often, but I sure do and I hate it when one civ goes almost uncontested on a large land mass (Americans anyone?). Location is also a much less subjective reason for picking a civ for the game. The "worthiness" of a civ usually reflects the bias of the individual making the decision.
I agree that the Khmer can be viewed as a mixture of other cultures, but the same is true for many other civs. Korea is heavily influenced by China and Japan. Poland is influenced by numerous other civs, especially Germanic and Slavic. I guess I really don't care what civs you pick to fill the holes on the Earth map, just as long as they are filled. Khmer, Mon, Thai, Vietnamese, whatever you want to fill the gap. Replace the Polynesians with the Aborigines if you prefer it. Or Mali could be replaced with Ghana or the Songhai. I just want to fill out the map, so the game will be more balanced. Now I just need to think of a civ to place in eastern South America.....
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Boney
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Thailand
Jan 2001 time: 05:15
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I cannot understand why an influential culture such as the spanish is not in the original game. Yeah okay, many have pointed out why Iroqois should be there, but the Spanish, or even Portuguese influence on the world is surely far greater. I did not vote for Spanish though, because they already have plenty of votes.
I wonder how many votes the Iroquois would have received if they were not in the original game. I really don't think they would have even made the top twenty. But commercially we have to take into account where the game is produced and where are most of its sales. Maybe their inclusion also helps to appease the consciences of the non native americans who are producing the game.
Last edited by Boney on 12-10-2001 at 08:38
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