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		| Kristoffer O said: > I told Bruce I was looking forward to his manual almost as much as the game itself!
 
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		| Tim Brooks said: No, we can't give you a portion of the manual, but I will let you know that we have just given the formatted version back to Bruce for some addditons and proofing.  Right now, the page count is 295!  That is with TWO hundred and nintey-five.
 
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Just done a quick check on my pc games collection and I think the biggest manual ever medal goes to Dominions 3.    
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 Yeah the manual is going to be great but you know it will still only give you a small taste of the game. To do a "tips and strategy guide" like companies such as Prima do, would take a set of encyclopedias. One book for every nation, and more books for some of the multination strategies. (Hey Richard, I want a devil smiley to use here)
 
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		| Gandalf Parker said: Yeah the manual is going to be great but you know it will still only give you a small taste of the game. To do a "tips and strategy guide" like companies such as Prima do, would take a set of encyclopedias. One book for every nation, and more books for some of the multination strategies.
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 Hmm, that's pure marketing gizmo usually, but here I'd really like a Dom3 Pantokrator Edition    , with a troll-leather bound manual, a handful of gems, and if possible a blonde blood slave !   |  
	
		
	
	
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   If you do do a sprial binding, please make it a BIG spiral.  I just get soo annoyed when the pages get stuck on each other.  I also like ring bindings, because you can flip the pages all the way around (it helps with the symmetry of the whole thing) but that is just an absurd idea,    . |  
	
		
	
	
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		| Fate said: If you do do a sprial binding, please make it a BIG spiral.  I just get soo annoyed when the pages get stuck on each other.  I also like ring bindings, because you can flip the pages all the way around (it helps with the symmetry of the whole thing) but that is just an absurd idea,
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 Conlusion: The manual ougt to be in spiral binding. 
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		| If you do do a sprial binding, please make it a BIG spiral. I just get soo annoyed when the pages get stuck on each other. 
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