Is this a Chinese version of Ikki/Farmer's Rebellion? [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikki_(video_game)]?
As in, source?
Is this a Chinese version of Ikki/Farmer's Rebellion? [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikki_(video_game)]?
As in, source?
I have spoiled myself totally several years ago for the plot. But as for the game play....it is often so very frustrating, probably on purpose. Thanks for the info on the first two days. I know there is Cuno, but I screwed buttering him up too. The problem may ever be, that I can not handle a video game where you have to fail from time to time! But then again, we are not talking about an ordinary video game!
I have thought this many times before, that is why I posted the thread!
Thank you for the info!
No? They lost territory and their second biggest city at the time and the Mannerheim line was disassembled. Yeah, the Soviet Union did not take over the whole country, but that was not their goal, securing the area around Leningrad was.
Hey, Finns got experience dealing with (stepping in) land mines in the only war they won - the Lapland War! Have not heard of it? Of course not, they fought it against the Nazis (because the Soviet Union made them)!
Limbo of the Lost, naturally.
It always amuses me that Don Rosa, the dude that made the most famous contemporary comics of Scrooge, like the ode to settler colonialism "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck", was able to make these comics just because he inherited his father's construction business. Even then, in the aforementioned comics, he makes fun of Rockerduck for inheriting all of his wealth, unlike our hardworking McDuck!
Later Rosa threw himself on the cross because Disney screwed him over on the copyright and royalties on his comics. I wonder if he ever saw the irony; the real-life McDucks ate their propagandist's face!
It is worth playing, though. Especially because of the starting team....
Grimstone is interesting in the gameplay. Not so much in the story...
I am extremely sure that you will like at least one of the games available!
The best thing about learning Japanese? You get to learn some Chinese!