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Then where does that leave "These Hills"? :( ;) Nasty, Short, Brutish. Some sort of war? Or more subtle... Assasination?

As I said before, a well-deserved win! :D

Dr. Pylos? Nice. Coronation of the Hun? Very nice. British royalty in Frederickburg? Awesome! I love where you're going with this TL. A bit different from my style, never really had the patience for this sort of prose type stuff. But nonetheless, quite, QUITE good. I want to know what...

Oh, getting Catholic parts of Germany unified is the easy part. It's getting all Germans under a national banner with a surviving HRE that's tricky. The very institution that is the HRE seems to me to prevent unification, as it stresses royal (or at least, Ducal) interests, not national...

So, presume that for some reason (let's presume no Napoleonic Conquest. Use whatever PoD you like) the Holy Roman Empire lives on. How would the Holy Roman Empire have proceeded to develop, and would it have hindered or helped the formation of a unified state?

Thank you! Yep. Call it historical determinism, but still, Scotland's survivial with that kind of power in England is highly unlikely. Yep. France is quite powerful (despite being unable to destroy Portugal/Castile. But it DID have Italy to worry about, in its defense) I have some...

CK plays VERY DIFFERENT from any other P'dox game, but somehow still FEELS like a P'dox game. In the game, you actually take the role of the ruler of the nation, and bloodlines are very important. One of the most gratifying feelings in gaming is when I, as the King of Bohemia, inherited the...

This very feature is what IMHO made CK the second best of all P'dox games (after EU2). Just so many missed opportunities for P'dox. I dunno if I'm going to buy it. Often times Demos don't do justice to a game. I'll have to see what the reviews are on the P'dox forums.

Seconded. Do you suffer from extremely slow scroll speeds as well? It seems to me as though Paradox is veering dangerously far from a winning formula.

I was supposed to change that second Edmund III into Edmund IV. :o Had to on account of me forgetting about Edmund Ironside when numerating these regnal names. Will change. Thanks! :)

@All Thank you! The world map is shaping up to be pretty interesting as well. That'll come tommorow. :)

@Thande Thank you very much! :D Yeah, liked this old TL. Whoever said that early on in the thread was right, we do need more TLs based on alternate ethnic migrations... :D *Likes that one* ;) Well, after quickly bastardizing some Slavic words, I've come up with "Severcloveki"...

Did I disappear again? NO! It's the update! A few things have yet to be added (still need to work out exactly how I'm going to work out what happens on the Iberian peninsula, and the first few years of King Wilhelm I's reign... but I've said too much.) Hope you enjoy. :)...

*Bump* I'm sorry, guys. Combonation comp-trouble/busy schedule/writer's block is a bitch when you got a TL to write. :( Good news is, we'll have it for sure tommorow. I'm busy the rest of the evening, and felt like I owed some sort of explanation why it's going to be two days late. I...

England has a large bit of Holland proper, but most of it is incorporated into the territories of Luxembourg-Guelders (which include Guelders and Brandeburg) Holy Roman Empire as a whole, really. Or the HRE (who has been for a while technically King of Hungary) may sell the crown to Poland...

Hey guys, just bumping this to let you know to expect an update Sunday (tommorrow)

In S. Africa, it's France and England. In Canada, it's not so much as a dispute so much as a confusion as to who has dominance... Well, I'll explain when I go to edit the TL. It involves the English Government and a Swedish company... Anyways, as for the rest of the continent, nobody REALLY...

Well, it's interesting you brought that up...:p

@Thande Now that's an interesting article! A Saxon King! :cool: And now, El Map-o! In Mundovision! Some things I forgot to mention include contested South Africa and semi-contested OTL Hudson Bay area...

The Gripping Conclusion The gripping conclusion!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1501 AD - Kallistos, the last of the Byzantines, the great discoverer of the New World, dies. The Safavid State is established in this year, with the capture of Tabriz. 1502 AD - The Burgundians...