Talk:Europa Universalis: Rome

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might want to indicate what "TB" is... the disambiguation lists nothing pertaining to a computer game

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This article is too short. It is stub, someone needs to expand it... MR.CRO95 (talk) 09:08, 16 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Vae Victis

That claim about Vae Victis linking all Paradox games together is almost certainly a joke. Can't find any info on it anywhere and it doesn't even make sense mechanically. I've added the ^{[citation needed]} template to it for now, but I think it might as well be removed altogether. --Daniel Klein (talk) 22:24, 5 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I remember clearly reading on Paradox' website before was released Vae Victis how this would be the final piece tying them all together from EU:Rome to HOI:Doomsday using a converter built into HOI:Doomsday.
Now that they have all been released and I have purcahsed them all I have looked, but can not find any such feature in any obvious place.
No mention of it on the website either.
Probably it was scrapped.
According to some information on Paradox' forums it would be possible to convert the savegames manually since they are in clear text.
That would however take a lot of work even with the work shared by people on the forums in making adapting events-files and such.
There are also mentions of third party converters.
With HOI3 having been released and EU3:HTTT on the way there is a possibility of a converter being released in this new generation of the games.
85.225.176.128 (talk) 23:06, 19 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]