I learned so much about history and geography from games.. (like knowing that random city name from a country far away :D). I honestly don't know why nobody talks about this, it is really an amazing learning tool
On the other hand, maybe it will be enough for you to do it just in-game since you get to know how tedious it can be sometimes to manage so many cities and units etc. :D
Waging war against France, Spain and Russia at the same time (as INDIA), one turn easily going into the 3 hours .... iirc that made me stop playing TW for a few weeks altogether.
Also there is the real world simulation feature that if you give the cities/armies to a governor or general, they can screw things up in a way you never would. Usually after a full game of Civ, TW or EU I need a break (sometimes I take even months! Partly also because I know how time consuming will the next conquest be) - and you cant take a break like that as a leader of a nation irl
Wow first and second on most! Ty!
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bump!
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Thanks! c:
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Thank you for this giveaway!:) I totally hope that I win it!:)
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Playing TW:E taught me more about geography than 10 years of school did. Sad, but true :E
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I learned so much about history and geography from games.. (like knowing that random city name from a country far away :D). I honestly don't know why nobody talks about this, it is really an amazing learning tool
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Exactly! Maybe though, conquering the world with millions of virtual bodies in your wake is´nt the best received incentive in some peoples minds :D
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On the other hand, maybe it will be enough for you to do it just in-game since you get to know how tedious it can be sometimes to manage so many cities and units etc. :D
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You´ve been there aswell heh? :p
Waging war against France, Spain and Russia at the same time (as INDIA), one turn easily going into the 3 hours .... iirc that made me stop playing TW for a few weeks altogether.
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Which strategy gamer wasn't?
Also there is the real world simulation feature that if you give the cities/armies to a governor or general, they can screw things up in a way you never would. Usually after a full game of Civ, TW or EU I need a break (sometimes I take even months! Partly also because I know how time consuming will the next conquest be) - and you cant take a break like that as a leader of a nation irl
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It is. Transport Tycoon teaches you name of hundreds of small german towns not even germans know that well, for one :<
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Yeah, its like knowing hundreds of Hoffenheims :D
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Oh really? Thanks for the heads up :)
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Thanks, same to you ;)
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Thanks a lot
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thank you! i want to win this game! :D
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May I enter if I have the base game but none of the DLCs?
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If you plan on playing the game, go ahead ;)
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thank you!
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Thanks for the train 😀
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Thank you.
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You are welcome, enjoy the game ;)
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