historical articles archive

[DeletedUser113033]

greetings sisters&brothers in arms/trades!)

these historical quests and their educational aspect are a vital part of the game, which made a crucial reason i picked this particular game to occupy most of my spare time (or even life itself, to be honest) and grew me a great deal of respect for the whole inno team. they raise foe above similar games, and will dare to say - games in general.

so, was really surprised that passed artcles are nowhere to be found! i really believe a major part of players do read them,
and use them to fill the blanks in general culture knowledge. i am convinced that everybody (especially a few uf us with "memory issues") would like to see and read them again from time to time.

am far from expert, but implementing some sort of archive for finished articles doesn't seem like a very complicated thing
to do......there is something at off foe wiki that looks like an attempt of this, but all i see is the first sentence and then:......

would like to know what is the mutual opinion on this subject.....tnx

p.s.- if there is such archive, excuse me and disregard this!))

 

[Agent327]

p.s.- if there is such archive, excuse me and disregard this!))

There is.

It is called Wikipedia.

 

[DeletedUser112745]

Those little tidbits of information sure are interesting, aren’t they?

You could get in touch with the admins over at the Wikia (http://forgeofempires.wikia.com/) and ask them if they’d consider adding this additional information to their historical quest pages. The Wikia is maintained by players, like yourself.

 

[Agent327]

Those little tidbits of information sure are interesting, aren’t they?

You could get in touch with the admins over at the Wikia (http://forgeofempires.wikia.com/) and ask them if they’d consider adding this additional information to their historical quest pages. The Wikia is maintained by players, like yourself.

FoE has it's own official Wiki. Link is in your signature.

 

[DeletedUser112745]

FoE has it's own official Wiki. Link is in your signature.

Indeed it does. Well done for noticing.

 

[Agent327]

Indeed it does. Well done for noticing.

Not really that hard, but that it is in your signature was a big surprise

 

[DeletedUser113033]

Those little tidbits of information sure are interesting, aren’t they?

yeah, they most certainly are!)...just the thing is- as a new player i tend to rush them quests as soon as it starts in fear i won't be able to finish the eventand then, in panic some facts i miss.....but i slowly realize it's given a reasonable amount of time for everybody to finish

FoE has it's own official Wiki

it does, but it's focused on a reward, no articles are listed there, which would be really nice....

anyway, thank u guys for quick response&advice, cheers!)

 

[Agent327]

There is a wiki with better information than those rather incomplete tidbits you get at an historical questline

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacagawea

 

[DeletedUser113033]

tnx for the link mate!)

 

[Agent327]

You can do so for any other character on show here.

 

[DeletedUser113033]

got it..cool....thanks again...but i would still like to see the archive, because it's ingame material, and it's our game.......just thought it would be nice, that's all

 

[Agent327]

I get your point, but if you read Wkipedia you will learn much more and you will find out they give a rather coloured version here.

Ghandi for instance wasn't the hero that he was made out to be here.

 

[DeletedUser113033]

well i'm new to all this virtual stuff around, and strongly rely on oldschool paper encyclopedias, so am pretty suspicious about informations served on wikipedia, beside just taking a quick peek to get at least general idea about the given topic.

 

[Agent327]

well i'm new to all this virtual stuff around, and strongly rely on oldschool paper encyclopedias, so am pretty suspicious about informations served on wikipedia, beside just taking a quick peek to get at least general idea about the given topic.

You should be more suspicious about information served on FoE. Everyone they use they portrait as a hero,so they leave out the bad stuff. Ghandi was a racist, but there is no mention of that.