I would definitely enjoy Franco-Prussian and Balkan Wars scenarios, but the Russian Civil War and it related conflicts (Finnish Civil War, Soviet-Polish War, etc.) would be the top priority for me.

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I get a kick out of Sweden!!! Sweden "<U><s>[u]</s>does get a RR point<e>[/u]</e></U>" to start with, <I><s>[i]</s>but there are no railroads in Sweden<e>[/i]</e></I>, however Sweden <I><s>[i]</s>does have a port<e>[/i]</e></I>, but "<U><s ...

<t> Yeah, multiplayer offers an altogether different experience, but I don't accept the implicit argument many game makers seem to be making these days that SP is just for learning the ropes before moving on to the "real game" by playing MP. I think it was EA that did a survey a few years ago that ...

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I played a second solo game as the Central Powers, this time on the hardest level, and again I achieved an ultimate victory (by early 1918). The Russians surrendered at the end of 1916 but the two Russian revolution captions came up ...

<t> Looks good! [:)]<br/>
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Also, VINNYTSIA is the current Ukrainian spelling of VINNITSA (like how some now use "Kyiv" in place of "Kiev").<br/>
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Nothing to do with spelling, but ROSTOV was the main industrial center of southern Russia at the time and a much more prominent city than ...

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The modern-day Estonian capital of TALLINN was called REVAL prior to Estonia's post-WWI independence.<br/>
The modern-day Moldovan capital of CHISINAU was called KISHINEV before it came under Romanian control post-WWI.<br/>
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Not 100% certain, but I believe the ...

<t> The game uses a slightly different transliteration of the Russian alphabet than I'm used to. For consistency's sake, you might want to make it YEKATERINOSLAV, NIZHNI NOVGOROD, and YEKATERINODAR. <br/>
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A couple more: <br/>
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KUYBYSHEV was SAMARA prior to 1935 (and is again since ...

<t> Hope you're feeling better, Kirk.<br/>
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What do you think about beefing up the PP of Russia's westernmost cities (and Trans-Caucasus cities like Tiflis and Baku) at the expense of its deep interior cities? <br/>
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1) Russia's western regions were the most economically developed ...

<t> I've noticed several Russian cities have anachronistic Soviet-era names. I'll check it out further, but here are several that jumped out at me.<br/>
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Dnepropetrovsk was Ekaterinoslav prior to 1926. <br/>
Ul'yanovsk was Simbirsk prior to 1924.<br/>
Gorky was Nizhny Novgorod prior to 1932 ...