Board Games with Scott 012 - Antike
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Yes. You see, "orient" is a latin word meaning "the east." As opposed to "occidental" meaning "the west." The Romans considered what we call "the middle east," as simply "the east," because, you see, that's how they saw their world. They may have been aware of China, or lands further beyond, but they weren't very important. Scott is simply applying the term the way the ancients used it, because, you see, it's a game set in the ancient times.
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Thanks for the video! Very helpful +1Thumb
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@Charrister I guess in this instance you did though!! :s
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I realize its a bit late to criticize as you are no longer doing these reviews anymore but I wish you could have always given alternitives to the games you are reviewing or similar, recommendations. Always enjoyed your reviews though, they shall be missed.
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@TraderRet You really have too much time don't you?
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@Maximara Poor little baby. I hope you are feeling better.
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@DonGenarosDog oh. well then.
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the orient!?!!!?!
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they just can't fight against each other! the temple is fixed on the city, you cant remove the temple without destroing the city. this would cost at least 5 troops at this situation.
Major audio problems from 3:57 to 5:48 where the voice volume drops and there is this constant thump thump. Very distracting.
Maximara 3 years ago
Yup, that's my heart. My heart goes out to you!
snicholson 3 years ago
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Damn. He's got a lot of missing teeth.
ExaltedLeader 4 years ago
Really? Could have fooled me. Now, many of them have fillings or crowns, but they are there.
snicholson 3 years ago 3