As an added thing, the save game of this campaign will be compatible with the full game, for those who want to continue their demo game onward.
Announcement - New Demo in the making
A new demo is being assembled and will be operationnal within 7 to 10 days. It will have the first year of the whole 1776' Campaign! Players will have then a chance to test fully and on the grand scale all the nice features of BoA.
As an added thing, the save game of this campaign will be compatible with the full game, for those who want to continue their demo game onward.
As an added thing, the save game of this campaign will be compatible with the full game, for those who want to continue their demo game onward.
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
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Jayavarman
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Sounds good. Hope this will attract some new blood. 
"Sad fragility of human things! What riches and treasures of art will remain forever buried beneath these ruins; how many distinguished men - artists, sovereigns, and warriors - are now forgotten!"
"The Nation that makes a great distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools."
"The Nation that makes a great distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools."
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Concord Dan
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Scharnhorst
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I'm a curious observer waiting for the new demo as well. 
I have some questions though which I'll ask here to keep the topic at the top, heehee. I've been watching this game for the past couple of weeks and the other day I noticed that Birth of America was listed on Paradox's gamersgate download site for the price of $39.99. But on Ageod's site it's listed as available to download for a little over 30 US dollars (which I as a consumer find much more reasonable, hehe). My question is why is there a discrepancy in the pricing and also what are the benefits of buying the game and getting the actual box and manual over downloading it? Since I'm in the US the shipping costs are huge if I want it shipped to me, but I think I read there is a nice looking map that comes with the boxed version, is that true? If it is true, are there any plans for a US publisher to ship the boxed version here? I want the map, lol.
I have some questions though which I'll ask here to keep the topic at the top, heehee. I've been watching this game for the past couple of weeks and the other day I noticed that Birth of America was listed on Paradox's gamersgate download site for the price of $39.99. But on Ageod's site it's listed as available to download for a little over 30 US dollars (which I as a consumer find much more reasonable, hehe). My question is why is there a discrepancy in the pricing and also what are the benefits of buying the game and getting the actual box and manual over downloading it? Since I'm in the US the shipping costs are huge if I want it shipped to me, but I think I read there is a nice looking map that comes with the boxed version, is that true? If it is true, are there any plans for a US publisher to ship the boxed version here? I want the map, lol.
The difference in pricing between some EU countries and the USA comes from some somber reasons of VAT deductions / inclusions and also customs duties and other taxes, that are rather complex to detail (I am often getting lost to it myself)...
In addition, the price on AGEOD's web site is normally 30.00 euros, not dollars (30 euros = 39 dollars more or less)...
The price difference between download and boxed version is more or less the production cost of printed material + CD, i.e. 3 euros. But there is no printed map inside the box, only the printed manual.
There is a color map available for download on our website, and this is free of charge
FYI, the game will be available in a box version in the USA sometimes around last fortnight of July, according to our partner Strategy First.
In addition, the price on AGEOD's web site is normally 30.00 euros, not dollars (30 euros = 39 dollars more or less)...
The price difference between download and boxed version is more or less the production cost of printed material + CD, i.e. 3 euros. But there is no printed map inside the box, only the printed manual.
There is a color map available for download on our website, and this is free of charge
FYI, the game will be available in a box version in the USA sometimes around last fortnight of July, according to our partner Strategy First.
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Scharnhorst
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SoulBlazer
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I thought Strategy First was bankrupt? They used to be the distrbuitor of Paradox's games in North America. But due to the major screwups that happened with the release of Victoria here in NA, partly due to money problems that SF was having, Paradox dumped them and went with Atari instead. Paradox still claims they never saw a penny from the sale of that last game here in North America. Why would you want to go with them, if the company is still around? 
The story is a bit different from what I heard, even if it is true they went bankrupt some time ago and worked some time under protection of Canadian law (the equivalent of chapter 11).
SF has been bought back by a financial company, Silverstar Holdings, that has provided them with necessary cash flow...
SF has been bought back by a financial company, Silverstar Holdings, that has provided them with necessary cash flow...
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