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Has Libya been reduced to a cluster of city-states now?

Yeah, looking at wikipedia page for libya, this is 6 months old


Areas of control in the Civil War, updated 10 December 2016:
red: Tobruk-led Government
lime: Government of National Accord
blue: Petroleum Facilities Guard
yellow: Tuareg tribes
orange: Local forces

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Libyan_Civil_War.svg

Hearts of Iron 3 and Project Cars


Not sure what would be the result - Motorized divisions racing each other on the autobahn on the way to the front, or getting podiums for being the fastest Panzer to Paris?

Alex sold the Hockey? prototype for $9 a little while back, and it was a complete waste of money, with the game having extremely low FPS and being practically unplayable if 2 (or more) people were in the same game.

I love Sub Rosa but $20 seems a bit steep. I'd be willing to pay it if it was actually worth it.

Is the paid version $20 better than the free version?

SO, is it worth the £30 on steam, or the ~£25 elsewhere?

I still have R:TW installed and it's an incredible game. Will I naturally love this?

Shame we can't play as Epirus without the DLC, would be fun to kick Athens', Sparta's and Macedonia's ass with them!

  All of these Wurm stories


GOD WHY MUST I DO ANYTHING BUT WURM

But no matter, I do have the launcher and game fully updated for whenever...


I still remember the first time I played the game (25th december 2006)
A big day for me - the first time I'd stayed up past midnight

I loaded.... "Welcome miningman! Wurm has been waiting"

waiting, waiting, waiting

Black screen. Oh. Damn.
For some reason I decided to stand up, but thats when I saw it - A PLAYER

Jesus this is nighttime???
(Delamore: miningman you wanna come with us?)
(me: Why is it black)
(Delamore: It's nighttime, coming with us?)
(me: hold on let me just get these wood scraps)

ah the joys oh JK:H gold server...

Nothing will ever be as fun as starting this game and having no idea what to do 

Russian language is quite easy to learn - I learnt the alphabet perfectly after a week. However, actively reading out russian is something that will take a long time to be able to do. Then even once you've learnt the typed alphabet, you then have the cursive alphabet. That's another alphabet to learn..

But the best thing is how much fun it is! feeling some accomplishment when someone sees some russian and says "What's that crap!?" and you respond by reading it out - Coolness +10

I recommend these few sites for learning russian

A spoonful of russian - Not used this much but a bit of human input as opposed to generated
Random russian word generator with translator - Because why not?
Latin alphabet -> Cyrillic and back - When I first started, this was my bible.
Google translate! - Never will be 100% accurate, but it does act as a thesurarus too!

And if you're serious about learning russian, keyboard stickers make life far, far easier (If you can be arsed to spend about 20 mins sticking them on)

Ofcourse if you don't decide to learn russian then that's fine... сука 

Edit: Cursive's a bitch.

Well it's down from 20 pounds to 15, so hopefully a sale is on the horizon!

But what if i use wireless?