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asl80 wrote:looking good cairns, good job.
keep the crowns!
yeti_c wrote:I think the Crowns clash a bit - and in Cyprus it almost disappears.
C.
Ogrecrusher wrote:I also don't like the crowns
Ogrecrusher wrote:Why is the land on the far side of the Caspian sea not greyed out as non-playable?
Also, is the sea route from Alexandria one way?
cairnswk wrote:Ogrecrusher wrote:Why is the land on the far side of the Caspian sea not greyed out as non-playable?
Also, is the sea route from Alexandria one way?
1. Because that piece of land doesn't matter to this particular gameplay and i thought it looked better with the orange, but i have changed it just for you because i was feeling nice this morning, please refresh your browser.
2. i don't mean to be offensive, but do you need glasses, can't you see that is a one-way arrow?
Ogrecrusher wrote:...
Heh. I assumed it was one way, I just wanted to check
Incandenza wrote:So I know you've gotten your gameplay stamp, thus you can tell me to take a long walk off a short pier if you don't like the following, but here it is: why not combine the italians and french into one 2-terit +1 bonus?
cairnswk wrote:still waiting on graphics stamp from gimil or other CA.
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
gimil wrote:....
Well done old buddy.
cairnswk wrote:gimil wrote:....
Well done old buddy.
Thank you Gimil....let's hope you get some connectivity back again soon.
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
yeti_c wrote:I think the Crowns clash a bit - and in Cyprus it almost disappears.
C.
yeti_c wrote:yeti_c wrote:I think the Crowns clash a bit - and in Cyprus it almost disappears.
C.
I still think this is a concern.
C.
topukluayakkabi wrote:The city shown in the map "Constantinople" is NOT correct. It is "Istanbul"!
You need to correct this mistake!
the.killing.44 wrote:
It says Constantinople there …
http://www.pbs.org/greatwar/maps/
http://www.onlyglobes.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=UM%2D30422
http://www.fsmitha.com/h2/map01eu.htm
http://www.scs.unr.edu/~kvidoni/1914euro.html
… and in all of those places.
Should I go on?
Republic of Turkey
Main article: Turkey
When the Republic of Turkey was founded by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk on October 29, 1923, the capital was moved from Istanbul to Ankara.
The city's Turkish name İstanbul was already in popular use among the local population, but the international name Constantinople also remained in use until the Turkish Postal Services Law of March 28, 1930, according to which all foreign countries were asked to solely use the name Istanbul also in their languages and their postal service networks.
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