Euhan

No, I can't see who's ratig me but you were the only one on the scoreboard at that time so it more or less a calculated guess..;-)

Hej Euhan,

Thanks for the rate.
Tak,
Eric

Within Uzbekistan, there is a place called Registan — (a historic site in Samarkand, meaning "place of sand") If I were to include both of them, there would be two dots within Uzbekistan. Which wold lead people to a 50/50 chance on which dot was Uzbekistan or Registan.

If there were lesser known -stans within an already known country (eg: Afghanistan & Uzbekistan) I skipped them to avoid confusion.

Is there any way you could think of a way around that dilemma?

Hello Euhan. Your comment encouraged me to make another Devanagari/Sanskrit game. I am hoping to get all the alphabet out there first, and then introduce some grammar and linguistics. I am new to the Hindu languages myself, my speciality is actually Japanese and Chinese.

There were actually more than 12 -an / -na cities, but when the first three or four I selected for this set fit the profile, I just stuck with the theme. The others are scattered among the other games.

Hej Euhan,
new t'ment running.
http://www.purposegames.com/group/paulfunis-mix-of-games

Re: your comment on my "Fern Life Cycle" game:

Yes, it is as you say, a "Filthy, filthy sex game." The prothallus, especially.

I see it didn't stop you from scoring 100%...

I really appreciate your comments on my Am Youth Colloquialisms game.

PS> notice my friends request (assuming that you can forgive my finger slip on your East Midlands game;-))

So I finally edited my Religions of Northern Africa quiz as per your suggestions. Hope it's more accurate and user-friendly now.
http://www.purposegames.com/game/religion-in-africa-quiz/info

Hej Euhan,
Hoppas du vill vara med:
New t'ment, great games:
http://www.purposegames.com/group/paulfunis-mix-of-games