Constantinople, the center of trade

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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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Koya wrote:Problem is this game supposed to be paradise for farmers, in oppose way its resourses limited and controled easily.
You can make everything by your own, but at some point to live peacefully, you need to play 8 hours a day, 7 days a week, so everybody forced to make big villages.

So I understand this game as midage feudal, so the point is place your people to control important resourses, and collect that resourses in main city.
Main city have biggest army, controlled citys have just few who under command of main in case of war.

PS - I agree, lets leave this thread to Constantinople :)


lol thats how its going in AD ^^
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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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Klaue you know, no need to invent something new if you know it worked before :)
Also I see no other way to feed and keep army 20+ people. All that commune like system makes people lazy and game become boring.
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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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Yeah.. This is probably the wrong thread to ask in, but what the fudge does AD stand short for? :p
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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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2 Lahrmid
I couldn't understand sentence "but what the fudge does AD stand short for" also no translator couldn't help me with this :)
Please tell it it more simple way :)
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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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Koya wrote:2 Lahrmid
I couldn't understand sentence "but what the fudge does AD stand short for" also no translator couldn't help me with this :)
Please tell it it more simple way :)

He wanted to know if AD is an acronym and, if yes, what it is the acronym for.
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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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Re: Constantinople, the center of trade

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@koya

Sorry, I should have rephrased my question and left out the unimportant parts :roll:



Thanks DigDog, you stalker-helper you, it seems you're always there when I post a question, ready to help me :P

Sabinati, thanks! - Unless it was some form of obvious sarcasm I failed to detect? :)
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that's what they told me it stood for
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Lahrmid wrote:Thanks DigDog, you stalker-helper you, it seems you're always there when I post a question, ready to help me :P

You're welcome. Wait, always? Did I help you before and don't remember it?
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