Buying only the CD-Key, and some game suggestions.

[Iron Duke]

Hahaha don't you worry my friend, I'm still learning the game, trying out the spells, toying around with formations. There are so many spells that I don't believe I've used more than %10 of'em if not fewer. I would feel bad if you people razed me in the fifth turn

[lch]

I believe that the majority doesn't even know anything at all about Kurds, Armenians and Anatolia, just as little care.

[Edratman]

Originally Posted by lch

I believe that the majority doesn't even know anything at all about Kurds, Armenians and Anatolia, just as little care.

While I don't believe that statement is true for the majority of Dom3 players, you are right for the general population. I would be surprised if the majority of Americans could find Denver on a blank map, let alone Ankara, Georgia or Armenia.

I can guarantee that the majority of my employees couldn't even locate Washington DC, even on one of those maps with stars for capitals.

[Gandalf Parker]

I know.
I spent a year and a half in Incerlik Turkey thanks to the US Air Force.

[JaghataiKhan]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Parker

I know.
I spent a year and a half in Incirlik Turkey thanks to the US Air Force.

Yeah. We talked about that a bit a year ago or so. Always envied modern jet pilots that are probably the world's most adrenaline generators. Everything's ok but suddenly a Radar Guided missile!Drop chaff and dive- BOOYAH!

Sadly I and my BFF couldn't apply for having glasses

[Trumanator]

Its pathetic how bad people's geography is sometimes. I can usually find most any country on a map, and actually know a fair bit of history about most places except sub-Saharan Africa.

[Gandalf Parker]

I wasnt a pilot either. Just supply/support.
That was one of the jokes about Air Force. In the AF the enlisted got to wave goodbye as the officers went off to war.