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Bodhisattva wrote:
Medeval Total War
Not freeware, but +1 Bodhi.
And to add my 2bits to the question asked,
Firefox
Adaware
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AVG
FRAPS (well... I paid eventually)
Azaril's Windower
Spyle's Parser
Turbo (slows down cpu for playing certain older games smoothly)
Edited, Aug 22nd 2006 at 3:29pm EDT by Mossholder
Medieval: Total War is the bane of Miss Atomicflea. I did give up MMORPG's (my choice, not her's -- didn't have enough playtime to justify the $15) but now I spend a lot more time running down routing Trebizoid Archers with my Polish Retainers.
Speaking of, an open note to anyone attending a Rennissance Faire. When dressing for such an event (and we did not but many patrons did), please note that the era in question is roughly from the mid 1300's to the early 1500's. If you must, you can probably throw an extra fifty years "play" into either end. In any event, during this period in history, the following were not commonly worn by noblewoman, aristocrat nor serf: black lipstick, fishnet stockings, silver ankhs, pleated miniskirts.
Apparently quite a few people were under the impression that rural England in the 1490's was inhabited primarily by time travelling Anne Rice style vampires from five hundred years in the future.
Speaking of, an open note to anyone attending a Rennissance Faire. When dressing for such an event (and we did not but many patrons did), please note that the era in question is roughly from the mid 1300's to the early 1500's. If you must, you can probably throw an extra fifty years "play" into either end. In any event, during this period in history, the following were not commonly worn by noblewoman, aristocrat nor serf: black lipstick, fishnet stockings, silver ankhs, pleated miniskirts.
Apparently quite a few people were under the impression that rural England in the 1490's was inhabited primarily by time travelling Anne Rice style vampires from five hundred years in the future.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
Medieval: Total War is the bane of Miss Atomicflea. I did give up MMORPG's (my choice, not her's -- didn't have enough playtime to justify the $15) but now I spend a lot more time running down routing Trebizoid Archers with my Polish Retainers.
Rome: Total War is much better than Medieval: Total War. Better graphics, better AI and you can totaly kick Carthage's ***! Damn baby eaters.
I've heard mixed reviews. I'd play it if it ever fell into my lap, but I'm not ready to go buy it since I'm having fun enough in MTW.
Plus I like the medieval era better as a setting
Plus I like the medieval era better as a setting
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Didn't care for RTW, so I went back to Medieval.
Do you play w/ any mods? VI?
I've only ever used the polish for marrying off daughters to, haven't completed a campaign with them yet.
Do you play w/ any mods? VI?
I've only ever used the polish for marrying off daughters to, haven't completed a campaign with them yet.
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Speaking of, an open note to anyone attending a Rennissance Faire. When dressing for such an event (and we did not but many patrons did), please note that the era in question is roughly from the mid 1300's to the early 1500's. If you must, you can probably throw an extra fifty years "play" into either end. In any event, during this period in history, the following were not commonly worn by noblewoman, aristocrat nor serf: black lipstick, fishnet stockings, silver ankhs, pleated miniskirts.
Apparently quite a few people were under the impression that rural England in the 1490's was inhabited primarily by time travelling Anne Rice style vampires from five hundred years in the future.
Apparently quite a few people were under the impression that rural England in the 1490's was inhabited primarily by time travelling Anne Rice style vampires from five hundred years in the future.
It's entirely possible that they weren't dressed for the event at all. Depressing, but possible.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
I'll admit that possibility, Samira, although their escorts were generally dressed in some sort of hybrid swashbuckler-wizard garb with high leather boots, black cloak, medallion, silk shirt and walking staff.
I'll also admit to the possibility that they might dress like swashbuckler-wizards when dining at TGI Friday's.
Edited, Aug 22nd 2006 at 4:19pm EDT by Jophiel
I'll also admit to the possibility that they might dress like swashbuckler-wizards when dining at TGI Friday's.
Edited, Aug 22nd 2006 at 4:19pm EDT by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Mossholder wrote:
Do you play w/ any mods? VI?[quote]I have VI but never installed it. No mods yet. I'm a pretty casual player.[quote]I've only ever used the polish for marrying off daughters to, haven't completed a campaign with them yet.
Small starting area, no secure borders, Catholic but you can't crusade, if you expand eastward you open yourself to the Golden Horde, only "hero" you get is one bishop, etc. But now it'll seem easier when I play the English or Almohads 
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
Apparently quite a few people were under the impression that rural England in the 1490's was inhabited primarily by time travelling Anne Rice style vampires from five hundred years in the future.
ISTR the chicks in the 1490s were all into Puff-Ball skirts, "Frankie Says Relax" T-Shirts and Lady Diana collars.
or was that the 1530s?
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