Cheers for this guys! As I'm sure you're aware, English isn't quite done yet and when I try to found a state it won't let me.

Never mind I managed to make one after logging out and in again.

I think there might be something wrong with the starting questions, because even though I answered all the economic questions in accordance with my communist/socialist values, yet my nation turned out to be neoliberal, which is on the complete opposite end of the economic spectrum and other people's states are all either neoliberal, or social liberal. Is it meant to be like that, or is that a bug?

This post was last modified: 26.09.2007 09:34 by POTUSS.

That has technical reasons. You assume Germany in 1992, which was in fact on the edge of social - neoliberal. With the evaluation of quotations one cant yet - as I said for technical reasons - cause a change of this appraisal in the compendium. This can only be caused by Tasks and Reforms, and, when you played some quarters, you will see this effect quickly.

This post was last modified: 26.09.2007 09:27 by Malone.

Cool, thanks again man.

Yes, some Translations are still missing, but we're working hard on this point. Did you have any problems with the game itself, or just understanding problems, because of missing translations?

cheers

There are some issues that don't have any translations at all, but I just put those to referendum. Most of the things are just minor areas, but I think I can recall one or two that made things a bit hard to understand, but I could figure out what you meant.

Hmm sorry thats really strange, not yet translated tasks are usually deactivated. >>> Buglist

@POTUSS: Do you still get issues withouth an english translation? That was a former bug, which should be fixes for some days...

No, I think it is all fixed up in the issues, I can't be 100% sure though. The other thing in translation is where there are meant to be just one punctuation mark e.g. ",. there will be a whole lot like don't will be dont>:;"t something like that.