pbacon33

I'm writing to say thank you to you guys, the whole team at Paradox. Back in 2002, my friend lent me a copy of EU II...resulting in my first all-nighter as I guided Castille to become a world power. I always remember that night because it helped steer my interest towards European history and the history of war. I even mentioned it in college apps and still credit it for helping at work (I work at a think tank- two weeks ago, I busted out some references to the Polish Sejm and the Partition of Poland thanks to a game a couple of years back)! From then on, I was hooked on European history, and for that I have to say thank you guys so so so much.

My brother and I still debate the best one- we're split on Hearts of Iron II or Victoria I. I have yet to try EU IV though (stuck with a busted Mac post-college).

What was Moynihan's key influences in shaping his political philosophy?

What is Chad's role in the conflict? And how is Chad dealing with their own insurgent problem? Is N'Djamena in any danger because of the current strife in CAR?

In a future AMA, I really want this answered. That movie is one of the most idiosyncratic, balls-to-the-wall awesomely bad things to come out of the late Cold War.