Profile | evilporpoise

Comment given by edi68815

thinking you added more dots to this game and might need to reset the scores.

Comment given by edi68815

there is no benelux here-did this game undergo big changes?

Comment given by DannytheSwede

Latvian and Lithuanian are baltic languages, close to the slavic. Albanian is not Hellenic but an Illyrian language, and what is Weat Germanic? Finally, there is not many Hellenic speakers left in Turkey any more. Turkish is an Ural-altaic language. But, as said above: a great idea for a game.

Comment given by danzjo1

British Somaliland is in Africa not Asia, but otherwise very interresting!

Comment given by Beltenebros

Gdansk/Danzig has uncorrect location

Comment given by evilporpoise

Actually Slavic Languges were named for the Nomads from south-eastern Russia called the Slavs that settled in the area as the Roman Empire began to disintigrate

Comment given by Nikura

Then french spanish italian etc are Romance languages and not Romantic languages... Maybe they could be romantic too if you feel they sound nice but... it's another question...

Comment given by RonaldDerGrosse

One more comment. One of the Slavic choices comes up Savic which allows it only to be used in one place. I think it was Slovenia! In addition, in the name of the game, "language" instead of "lamguage".

Comment given by RonaldDerGrosse

According to Webster Polish and Russian are Slavic. Estonian, Finnish are Uralic languages of Finno-Urgic origin and Hungarian is also listed as Finno-Urgic. Danish, Swedish and Norwegian are listed as North Germanic languages. German, English and Dutch are listed as West Germanic. Bulgarian is Slavic. Czech and Slovak are Slavic. Bosnia and Serbia are Serbo-Croatian. Romanian and Moldavian are listed as Romance. Now, it is no wonder that the Austro-Hungarian Empire couldn't keep it together! They even had Italian to contend with.

Comment given by equestenebrarum

Oh, and Bulgarian isn't hellenic, but a slavic language, too.

Comment given by equestenebrarum

Russian is a slavic language. As for the others: Don't know.

Comment given by tickman

Great idea for a game.

But Polish and Russian aren't Slavic?

I thought Estonian, Finnish and Hungarian were Finno-Urgic languages. And aren't the Scandinavian languages a subset of Germanic (North Germanic, as opposed to the West Germanic [German, English, etc.])?

Comment given by tickman

Nice game.

Comment given by Nikura

It is "Aragón" instead of "Eragon"... Then I'd have to say Andorra is a principalty. You can also add the Kingdom of Valencia.

Comment given by niklas

I see that you get a lot of 1-star ratings but no comments recently. When it comes to the low ratings I guess it is mainly because the maps you have used are not that suited to these games, but since people don't tell you why they give you these ratings it is just my guess...

Comment given by evilporpoise

Hispaniola is the island that Columbus landed onin 1492 Española is the term for it, plus hispaniola isn't spanish

Comment given by RonaldDerGrosse

Isn't the Dominican Republic called Hispaniola instead of Espanola?

Comment given by coachd

Evil - this one is much, much better! Keep up the great work -- you outdo yourself on this one vs. Regions Asia.

Comment given by coachd

Some of what you've identified aren't actually regions and they're placement (ex. - southeast Asia) is not commonly accepted. Good idea though.

Comment given by Beltenebros

Lithuania was occupied also by Germany (Prussia): Klaipėda Region
And Serbia (region Vojvodina) was occupied by the Habsburg Monarchy
In this period Austro-Hungary didn't exist (1867)
And Austria wasn't occupied (just like Russia wasn,t occupied by Russia and Germany by Germany)