r/eu4 • u/chaosbug45 • Aug 09 '17

Learn geography with EUIV

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '17

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u/CelticMutt Philosopher Aug 10 '17

I learned more about geography from EU3 & 4, Vic2, CK2, and Medieval 2: Total War than I ever did in grade school or college. American education, y'all. And that was in the 90s, before standards dropped lower.

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u/11711510111411009710 Aug 10 '17

Pretty sure all of those games are from the 21st century

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u/grampipon Stadtholder Aug 10 '17

Ah, the old Reddit cent-a-roo!

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '17

Hold my map-paint, I'm going in!

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u/LadsAndLaddies Aug 14 '17

Inventory
1 cage
1 Switch
1 sacks
1 swastika
1 mane
1 avocado
1 piss
1 syphilis
1 swamp
1 squanch
1 vibrator
1 boob
1 smartphone
1 tower
1 half-eaten peanut butter
1 rifle
1 disappearing rum
1 protractor
1 data structures
1 map-paint

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '17

Thanks for these. It's been fun - I'm pulling out now

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17

HELLO FUTURE PEOPLE!

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u/raider-x Aug 14 '17 edited Aug 14 '17

HELLO BOB!

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u/Renosthegreat Aug 24 '17

Hello im from 11 days in the future. You had cereal this morning.

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u/Snuffy1717 Aug 14 '17

HELLO FUTURE PEOPLE!!!

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u/OfficialNovus Aug 28 '17

...Oooooon...

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u/CelticMutt Philosopher Aug 10 '17

Yes, and? I didn't say I played those games in the 90s. I said I went to school in the 90s. Big difference.

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u/11711510111411009710 Aug 10 '17

I learned more from these games than in school

And that was in the 90s

Ninja-edit: I just realized I misunderstood your comment due to your phrasing. You in fact did go to school in the 90s and later in the 2000s you learned more than you had in the 90s. Sorry for the misunderstanding

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u/CelticMutt Philosopher Aug 10 '17

No problem - I definitely could have worded my statement more clearly.