Nicholas II

Choosing colors? Where's this? Or really anything that will have an actual impact on the game.

You'll never kill me!

Well, I gave an external link now in the OP, that way if you have yet to see it or want to see it again, there you have it.

$yndiMotion Pictures, following the unprecedented success of the critically renowned action-packed epic, ‘Bad Blood’, has struck out again in a new creative direction. We proudly present our newest production, starring the famed actor and Oscar nominee, Hansarius. His emotionally stirring performance in this biographical docudrama depicting the lurid United Purple Nations' war room during some of its darkest days already has Hollywood ablaze with Oscar rumors. Hansarius’ feverish display has spectators world-wide in awe. As every drop of sweat in his impassioned performance falls to the floor, the audience becomes more enveloped in the world this film presents. It is so convincing, it is guaranteed you will leave the theaters with a sense that this world is real, and that this thespian knows the pain he so fervently flaunts. One could say it is as if he isn’t even acting. And with that, $yndiMotion Pictures, a subsidiary of the $yndicate Corporation, proudly presents one of the most moving scenes you will ever see. Prepare to witness theatric history. *removed for Nazism* External Link: https://vimeo.com/143090371 So, did Hansarius win the Oscar? Vote now!

How do you get to the sims while in-game?

Kinda late on throwing this in here, but still: http://politicsandwar.wikia.com/wiki/Great_VE_War

I second everything Aleccs said.

Imperial Russian FC 10 Cities Str: 200 > 600 $4,000,000

Among the largest countries in FOFA, the Tsardom of Russia is a culturally, historically rich country - readily able to pay for all amenities of such an extravagant global event. Peterhof Palace, St. Petersburg, Russia (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lBuolbyj-A) The rich culture and history of Imperial Russia is a fantastic setting for this tournament. Host of the 2014 Olympics, Russia has proven itself a formidable host for such events. As host of the first FOFA championship, it is promised by the Tsar himself, it shall be quite a show. With the couth and might of the third largest empire to ever exist - and monarchical grandeur - the Tsardom of Russia has many things in store for its spectacle to the world.

Imperial Russian FC 10 cities 125 > 200 $750,000

Country name: The Tsardom of Russia Number of cities: 10 Total strength being purchased: 50 > 125 (75 total purchased) $347,250 total

Huzzah! It works!

I reported a bug about destroying projects (here), the bug was fixed ( ? ) - but not really. I pressed destroy before, but it still has the "destroy" button next to the gasoline project. Below shows that it registers that it did, indeed, destroy the project, but still acts as if it exists.

Not going to give a long spiel for such a simple fact ... 1 + 1 = Together Forever (?) ... apparently. TEL = gone Synd = life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axb2sHpGwHQ

The contemporary definition of anarchism is quite new, newer than the ideology itself. Anarchism, as a political and economic ideology, was - for the most part - started by Socialists who disagreed with the direction Socialism was taking. People like Mikhail Bakunin, Max Stirner, Johann Most (who even wrote a chapter in Das Kapital) all knew Marx and Engels on a personal level. When I say "branch", I do not mean it is under any Marxist ideology. But all of those listed, and more, were associated with the Marxist movement at one point or another and split off to the Anarchist movement. Withal, most leading figures of any school of Anarchism from the 19th century and early 20th century (being its roots) were associated with Marxism in their lifetime. This is debatable, considering that you and I are not referring to the same thing. I am talking about "Anarchism" as a political and economic ideology which was established in the mid-19th century. You, and some others here, (as I interpret the arguments) refer to anarchism in its most known connotation, lawlessness. ... Anarcho-Capitalism does have governance and laws. It still contains the functions of modern governments and their laws, but it is delegated to private structures, not public ones (like governments); thus, a decentralized state (anarchism) is formed, not a chaotic, lawless one.

Anarchism intrinsically involves government. It is a government ideology, and does not mean that there is no government. Pol Pot, assuming you are the advocator of Marxist ideology, are you even familiar with anarchism? It is a branch of Marxism.

I want to destroy my Gasoline Reserve, but pressing the "destroy" button does nothing.

Germania - 16 USA - 4 Pakistan - 96 The Slavic Theocracy - 12 Canada, Eh - 16

Germania - 19 USA - 4 Pakistan - 90 The Slavic Theocracy - 16 Canada, Eh - 17

Germania - 20 USA - 4 Pakistan - 88 The Slavic Theocracy - 17 Canada, Eh - 17

Germania - 20 USA - 4 Pakistan - 89 The Slavic Theocracy - 17 Canada, Eh - 16

Germania - 20 USA - 3 Pakistan - 89 The Slavic Theocracy - 17 Canada, Eh - 17

Germania - 20 Sweeden - 1 Pakistan - 89 The Slavic Theocracy - 16 Canada, Eh - 17

Germania - 22 Germ v2 - 5 Pakistan - 45 The Slavic Theocracy - 35 Canada, Eh - 34

Germania 21 Germ v2 6 Bob-Land 3 The Slavic Theocracy 55 Canada, Eh 53