Have you ever seen Rome this big?

[knguyen_93]

Holy crap!

[nhinhonhinho]

Four Great Empire with Four Traditional:Roman,Eastern,Greek and Macedonia (Bactria)

Honestly I never seen Roman like that before

[knguyen_93]

Four Great Empire with Four Traditional:Roman,Eastern,Greek and Macedonia (Bactria)

Honestly I never seen Roman like that before

Yeah, I complete the map when playing with the Seleucid, this is my new campaign.
BTW: bạn là người việt nam àh??? If u dont get this sentence, its fine

[Belisarius500]

Four Great Empire with Four Traditional:Roman,Eastern,Greek and Macedonia (Bactria)

Honestly I never seen Roman like that before

then enjoy

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...42#post6698342

[nhinhonhinho]

I think you are playing Provincial campaign because you won't let Greek fall to Mac if you play Imperial campaign

BTW:my name is the answer already because you understand my name.Vậy bạn đang ở đâu dzậy??

[knguyen_93]

Your guess is right. Im playing the Pergamon Provincial Campaign!!!!!!!
PS: Im studying for college in Tokyo right now

[Grimbold]

Thats the wrong way Rome! The north doesnt have any riches!

[Bearhugger]

I did, actually.
I chose Gaul and stayed in Great Britain.
Rome captured to whole map except Carthage!

[death to the romans]

@knguyen and nih.....: Tôi không về ngôn ngữ của bạn. is that good vietnamese?

[nhinhonhinho]

It's not a bad Vietnamese in meaning but bad in grammar because it lack Verb!!Translate to English:"I don't know (understand) about your language".They lack "know (understand)"

Anywayin my last game Rome fall into the rebel Romans and the Seleucid Empire seize the whole Minor Asia,Bactra and Parthia.I'm playing Spain and just seat there peacefully

[death to the romans]

it lacks. well, it's google translate.
maybe that what happens usually when you play 90 years, and you don't stop rome. so, the solution is, stop rome before they're out of italy. i almost never play so long. too boring

[knguyen_93]

"If you know your enemy well, you will be always victorious ". Man, is that the correct translation for your signature? I learn Chinese Script quite a bit in college.

[Spartan198]

Yes, but never without wiping out Carthage first.

"If you know your enemy well, you will be always victorious ". Man, is that the correct translation for your signature? I learn Chinese Script quite a bit in college.

"If you know your enemy, know that you do not have to worry about the result, ever-victorious."

[death to the romans]

don't know if it's correct. I picked it from google translate:-p
Spartan198: you can speak......chinese? i'd be cool it was a subject on my school, instead of that boring greek & latin

[Spartan198]

Spartan198: you can speak......chinese? i'd be cool it was a subject on my school

instead of that boring greek & latin

Ελληνικά δεν είναι βαρετά!

[nhinhonhinho]

Aww.Google translate is very very terrible when translate Vietnamese thought (event me can't understand what it translate).If you want challenge about Asia language try Japanese.They're mix of Chinese,English and pure Japanese.

I often let Rome alone to see what they can do.However they sometime be crush by 3 front war:gaul from the north,rebel,greek from the south and carthage from the sea

[nhinhonhinho]

Είσαι σίγουρος γι 'αυτό;

So you know this language too.Amazing

"If you know your enemy, know that you do not have to worry about the result, ever-victorious."

That is exactly what Google translate from Chinese=>English!

[TM Is Back]

I prefer Latin Of natuurlijk gewoon het Algemeen Beschaafd Nederlands xD

But, the Romans haven't yet taken the Carthaginians out....hmmm... truly the Romans are a strange foke.

[death to the romans]

@TM: ja, dat is wel beter dan het algemeen roemeens nederlands dat ik elke aardrijkskunde les te horen krijg.
zin in de wedstrijd?
@Spartan198: Greek...to be.... that's what i could translate. but it is boring, except when we're watching meet the spartans
@ni.....: I couldn't translate that. srry

[Spartan198]

@Spartan198: Greek...to be.... that's what i could translate.

"Greek is not boring!" is what I said.