Franz Von G ha scritto: se ben ricordo si tratta di un bug della localizzazione, mi pare ci fosse un modo per risolverlo, cerca su google quella data e lo trovi si sicuro aggiungo, se ti piace Rome, scarica il mod Europa Barbarorum, quello si che è il modo giusto per giocare a Rome :) http://www.europabarbarorum.com/

Luigi Costanzo ha scritto: nel 261 se ben ricordo si tratta di un bug della localizzazione, mi pare ci fosse un modo per risolverlo, cerca su google quella data e lo trovi si sicuro PS: si, ricordavo bene, ecco una soluzione http://forum.halifax.it/showpost.php?p=340784&postcount=9

... billion, by mid-century. Its only a matter of time before things get real ugly for many of us who are unlucky enough to live that long, IMHO. Everyone thinks decline is as inevitable as that of Rome, but misses the other model of Byzantium. Who shed unprofitable provinces to barbarism and anarchy and redirected critical resources to the great power centers. We already see failed states and see 2nd tier economies teeter on the...

... of his genes in the pool. Women, since they can only bear a small number of kids, want a more sustainable system to make sure each kid she bears has a decent chance. Besides the Fall of Rome, there is the Byzantine model of shedding unprofitable provinces to anarchy and barbarism while redirecting critical resources to the great power centers. Where life goes on pretty much like it always has. So- while increasing numbers of ...

Luigi Costanzo ha scritto: Grazie per la risposta, sono riuscito a scaricare e installare le patch 1.3 e 1.5 ma il difetto rimane! Aiutoooo! Forse quel salvataggio e' perso, ma prova a cercare in rete qualcosa in proposito... Ciao, fadeh

Grazie per la risposta, sono riuscito a scaricare e installare le patch 1.3 e 1.5 ma il difetto rimane! Aiutoooo!

... what will be done, rather than what should be done, the racist elements will prolly push political correctness aside unless the economy significantly improves. Everyone thinks decline is as inevitable as that of Rome, but misses the other model of Byzantium. Who shed unprofitable provinces to barbarism and anarchy and redirected critical resources to the great power centers. We already see failed states and see 2nd tier economies ...

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... off Hubbard's peak oil is not likely going to follow the same smooth bell curve, but drop off a cliff. End of CO2 emmissions. Now, there is another way to handle this, demonstrated not by Rome, but Byzantium, which shed unprofitable provinces to anarchy and barbarism, and then redirected critical resources to the great power centers. We can expect to see 2nd tier economies to also become 'failed states'. They wont be ...

... Coming off Hubbard's peak oil is not likely going to follow the same smooth bell curve, but drop off a cliff. End of CO2 emmissions. Now, there is another way to handle this, demonstrated not by Rome, but Byzantium, which shed unprofitable provinces to anarchy and barbarism, and then redirected critical resources to the great power centers. We can expect to see 2nd tier economies to also become 'failed states'. They wont be buying ...