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Video Games : Europa Universalis III: Complete |
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Binding: DVD-ROM
Brand: Paradox
EAN: 0894785002034
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Format: DVD-ROM
Label: Paradox
Manufacturer: Paradox
Model: PDX40
Publisher: Paradox
Release Date: October 23, 2008
Studio: Paradox
Sales Rank: 1299
Features:- Flexible Nation Building ¿ decide on your type of government, the structure of your society, your trade politics and much, much more
- Highly detailed and interactive cities which are unique for each culture
- Use historical Ideas and recruit Great Men in order to make your country flourish the way you want it to
- Co-operative multiplayer over LAN or Internet
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If you like very complicated strategy games, this is for you. Read, "The Prince" by Machiavelli before playing. Great game.
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I bought this game, thankfully, for only $[...] bucks. The graphics aren't as good as Europa II and the feel of the game is much slower. I started off the first game playing England. Right off France declared war on me and even though in almost all the battles I had more troops, France seemed to win every battle. I'd lose entire armies to only a few hundred troops killed. As soon as peace was declared, the computer would wait until the truce ended and France would immediately declare war again. There ... Read More
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OK, my computer isn't state-of-the-art but if it can run Medieval Total War 2 then it should be able to run this. The program didn't work at all. Instead of rushing to market with half-baked crap, why don't these companies try taking some pride in their work and release a product that atually works.
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I really enjoy this game. It requires a certain amount of multitasking, as there is a lot going on at once. Not much here for those seeking military strategy. There is not really much control over little battles, and the most you can do is decide which provinces and which countries you will attack first or simultaneously. All battles are decided purely on the units which are stationed in an area, with a slight impact from landscape. The game overall is more politically, and tech oriented. It is one of ... Read More
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Honestly, Europa Universalis III, the vanilla game, did not impress me all that much. I had put it on the shelf as an example of what Paradox was doing recently. And then I heard good things about the In Nomine expansion. Since the two expansions separately would cost more than the "Complete", I bought EUIII Complete.
I had a hard time getting it to work. It took some assistance from the forum and some updating of some software, but eventually it did play. And once it did, I was extremely ... Read More
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