Anno 1800 Free Weekend [Feb 26, 2021, 12:53 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A free weekend is now underway for Anno 1800, allowing the chance to play
Ubisoft's historical strategy sequel with no obligation until March 1st. The
Anno 1800 Free Weekend
Website explains:
Welcome to the 19th century. A century of industrialisation, diplomatic disputes and discoveries. Choose a path that will define the world. Are you an innovator or an exploiter? A conqueror or a liberator? How the world remembers your name is up to you.
The game will be fully playable from February 25th at 10:00 am to March 1st at 03:00 pm (local time). Start your download of Anno 1800 right now and be ready when servers open.
Once the free weekend is over your progression will be carried over if you purchase the game.
Fuck I totally flaked, I'll just post em here. Sorry guys, I was gonna ask people to whisper me on my twitch (SirParcival) profile, as I don't think we can do DM's here... But screw it.
Anno 1800 – PC
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Anno 1800 – PC
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Also, Manholes are round for 2 reasons:
1) they can roll easily because they're heavy as balls
2) no matter the orientation, the manhole cover can never fall through the manhole.
Also, my trivia question is: "Is it still possible in this day and age for people to have their minds changed in real-time?" more of a philosophical one... but one that I don't know the answer to. The "real time" part is crucial. Like can people say something, then be presented with an orgy of evidence which totally destroys their position, and they change their mind right on the spot. Does that happen? Have any of you witnessed this in the last 5 years?
Anno 1800 – PC
AACA-B9G4-AADA-JYVL
Anno 1800 – PC
H7U6-6P7H-ARUP-BW8H
Also, Manholes are round for 2 reasons:
1) they can roll easily because they're heavy as balls
2) no matter the orientation, the manhole cover can never fall through the manhole.
Also, my trivia question is: "Is it still possible in this day and age for people to have their minds changed in real-time?" more of a philosophical one... but one that I don't know the answer to. The "real time" part is crucial. Like can people say something, then be presented with an orgy of evidence which totally destroys their position, and they change their mind right on the spot. Does that happen? Have any of you witnessed this in the last 5 years?
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