(I have started writing a journal of my experience in the U.S. Army, but I framed it more as a "this is what to expect" guide. You can read it here: h

I worry, though, that the raunchy material will hurt Kevin Pereira's and Olivia's future careers. But who knows.

Ultimately, the game will improve and expand, and MMO enjoyers will like the game, I think.

*Edit: I realize now I should have built two peasant units in most of the rebelling cities. I think that would have helped keep more from going rebel.

A Drill Sergeant: "The military is Communism that works."

I did hear a story of drug runners.

Making superiors look like idiots.

Games nowadays are more "simulations" that allow more creativity and interaction, even social interaction, like with the Nintendo Wii.

A battle and round 2.

A battle where I fought the artillery elephants, grand bombards, and just massive Timurrid Horde (three of them). I lost, but not without slaughtering

You could start ESL and not even choose a job yet, but that could be National Guard, or Reserve.

So a lot of people listen when Adam speaks.

I just wish I could acquire technology/buildings from other cultures.

I hope Nintendo is paying attention. A Wii-Glove better be in the works. :)

Newspaper article and some history of homosexuality in the U.S. military.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071118-meta

Adam violin, Ashlynn vocals and piano, Faathom on bongo drum

In response to LUCYinLA, here's my take on how to become a writer, or at least some important things to consider.

I got ideas for "Napolean: Total War" and "America: Total War."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070118/hl_nm/video_ga