Yeah, my raider demon is a funny guy. Where will he turn up next? But I'm sure he will be caught sooner or later (if the dominion kill isn't faster. Black candles everywhere... not something you want to see...)
Well, my Tartarians have gotten what my forgers could tinker, which isn't much anymore. But it's true, I left them unscripted and they cast until they're out of stamina. Better script some spells and then let them attack. Well... too late now.
And for the language: I think the reason is, that the swiss who don't speak as good english don't understand what is written here and can't write in the forums. Not to mention that they wouldn't understand the game. Heck, they couldn't even order it.
Besides that: We learn 3 languages in school. There are three offical languages in Switzerland (german, french and italian) and we have to learn one of those besides the motherlanguage (if you're interested: in Switzerland we speak swiss-german, a form of the german of the middle age, which is not a written language, it's just spoken). Later in school you have to learn english too (of course, who doesn't learn it... it's omnipresent). But you can learn of course more languages if you like and take the optional courses in school.
And swiss people like to go to language schools abroad. I went some years ago to France in a language school. 90% of the pupils were swiss... lol
If you want to speak a language fluent, all you have to do is learn it. If you have the opportunity, go some month in a foreign country. Oder wir können ja hier gleich mal einen Deutschkurs machen.
Omg, no, it's four languages (in higher schools): latin, the national language that you havn't already learned or spanish! One of those too! I completly forgot that.
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). Like Finland, Sweden, Germany etc. (I'm german). You learn english in school. Most of the internet is english. At least half of the software you use is in english. The newest movies on the net (*cough cough*) are in english. So since the language is always around you, you never stop learning. For the english speaking community the situation is reversed, I guess. Hence I learn to articulate myself in the other language and can speak english fluently after some days of getting accustomed to it, being in a foreign country, while you'll struggle to come up with something comprehensible in the language you learned at school, i.e. a long time ago. And the French, well, I don't want to make bad jokes, seem to be preoccupied with French.
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