Thanks for the link.
But IMHO, the review is kind of lame... i bet the guy did not play more than a couple of turns (if at all)... and probably even skipped the tutorials
Oh and why the hell he talks about Franco??
Did he really mistake Napoleon with Franco??
Well, both were short stature military guys but...
Regards!
But IMHO, the review is kind of lame... i bet the guy did not play more than a couple of turns (if at all)... and probably even skipped the tutorials
Oh and why the hell he talks about Franco??
Did he really mistake Napoleon with Franco??
Well, both were short stature military guys but...
Regards!
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"Franco" means "French". See for example the Franco-Prussian-War (http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&p=thMx..&search=Franco-Prussian).arsan wrote:Thanks for the link.
But IMHO, the review is kind of lame... i bet the guy did not play more than a couple of turns (if at all)... and probably even skipped the tutorials
Oh and why the hell he talks about Franco??
Did he really mistake Napoleon with Franco??
Well, both were short stature military guys but...
Regards!
No quote - No bullshit!
OK, OK !! 
leure:
I know franco means french but the guy use the term in a very strange way!
As a noun, not as an adjective
Anguille, to say that about the tutorial you don't need to do them
Look: "chances are you better give a look at (insert last RTS game here) tutorials" ...
See?
Really, for what he says in the review, it could had been done just by reading the game Press Release.
For example the Out of Eight reviews use to be short, but you can see the guy has played the game... as he gives opinions about the gameplay, not just describes the characteristics (that is already on the box!)
Regards!
leure:
I know franco means french but the guy use the term in a very strange way!
As a noun, not as an adjective
Anguille, to say that about the tutorial you don't need to do them
Look: "chances are you better give a look at (insert last RTS game here) tutorials" ...
See?
Really, for what he says in the review, it could had been done just by reading the game Press Release.
For example the Out of Eight reviews use to be short, but you can see the guy has played the game... as he gives opinions about the gameplay, not just describes the characteristics (that is already on the box!)
Regards!
arsan wrote:OK, OK !!
I know franco means french but the guy use the term in a very strange way!
Yes...the small Franco = the small French guy
arsan wrote:Anguille, to say that about the tutorial you don't need to do them
Look: "chances are you better give a look at (insert last RTS game here) tutorials" ...
See?
Of course it's possible...but i feel he's played the game well enough because he goes into various details.
Anyway...why being critical to a positive review?
Cheers
Hey, i´m just reviewing the review
It is not that it is positive or not the game. Is that, as a review is not that great, IMHO. As many reviews around leure:
From some time ago i don't use reviews much to know about how good a game is.
I usually find forum opinions more informative as they are make by guys who has bought the game and are interested on it. And soon you learn to know which forum members has similar likes and dislikes that you.
Just a personal opinion
Regards
It is not that it is positive or not the game. Is that, as a review is not that great, IMHO. As many reviews around
leure:
From some time ago i don't use reviews much to know about how good a game is.
I usually find forum opinions more informative as they are make by guys who has bought the game and are interested on it. And soon you learn to know which forum members has similar likes and dislikes that you.
Just a personal opinion
Regards
I am not a native english speaker. But I agree with arsan. Franco was not used properly. Look at the definition here
Franco-
prefix
of or connected with France:
the Franco-German border (= the border between France and Germany)
a francophile (= someone who loves France)
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=30914&dict=CALD
And here http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
Main Entry: Franco-
Function: combining form
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Francus Frenchman, from Late Latin, Frank
1 : French and <Franco-American>
2 : French <Francophile>
Reading this, you can see that franco can be used as a prefix or as a part of a word, but not as a word alone
"Franco Emperors" and "short Franco" sound weird, perhaps automatic translation?
Franco-
prefix
of or connected with France:
the Franco-German border (= the border between France and Germany)
a francophile (= someone who loves France)
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=30914&dict=CALD
And here http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
Main Entry: Franco-
Function: combining form
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Francus Frenchman, from Late Latin, Frank
1 : French and <Franco-American>
2 : French <Francophile>
Reading this, you can see that franco can be used as a prefix or as a part of a word, but not as a word alone
"Franco Emperors" and "short Franco" sound weird, perhaps automatic translation?
I think people are putting waaaay too much emphasis on the use of a single word.
As Anguille is saying, the review is generally positive, though I think it can have a larger appeal for non-hardcore strategy players than the reviewer does. It is a bit short; reading reviews for games I have under consideration for buying or at least checking out further, I like them to go into at least some depth, especially with regards to how it actually works as a game, in a "will it be worth my while" kind of way. This is however a lot better than the potential alternatives; "no review" and/or "bad review"
As Anguille is saying, the review is generally positive, though I think it can have a larger appeal for non-hardcore strategy players than the reviewer does. It is a bit short; reading reviews for games I have under consideration for buying or at least checking out further, I like them to go into at least some depth, especially with regards to how it actually works as a game, in a "will it be worth my while" kind of way. This is however a lot better than the potential alternatives; "no review" and/or "bad review"
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