Henry the Navigator Event!

[TinSoldier]

Henry the Navigator Event. Expand your territory with 40% cheaper Forest expansions and Dock, Command Post, Raider, Supply Cart, and Fighter upgrades during this limited time event! Prince Henry the Navigator of Portugal is often credited with beginning the Age of Exploration and the Atlantic slave trade because he sponsored many exploratory sea voyages. Before these expeditions, Europeans knew little about areas past Cape Bojador on the west coast of Africa. Thirty-eight years after Henry's death, the explorer Vasco da Gama completed the first European voyage to India, giving Portugal a head start on claiming lucrative Indian Ocean trade routes. (Event lasts from 14:00 UTC 10/19 until 14:00 UTC 10/23.)

 

[LordJestix]

just started supply cart upgrade yesterday...darn

but at least i can get a couple levels in planes done over this event.

 

[JBomb107]

When they say 'Fighters' do they mean the Mk1-Mk3 etc. planes?

 

[LordJestix]

Yes, all levels of fighters.

 

[jagadeeshgarapati]

Does it apply on strike fighters also?

 

[Hyhyhy]

yes, all fighters

 

[Arminius]

TinSoldier

The German translation for this event is quite bad. The event description shows "fighter" as "Kämpfer".
Well, a "Kämpfer" is somebody who fights, but usually on the ground.
The correct German translation and name of this unit in Domi is "Jäger".

 

[AwesomwBaby]

What's a fighter?

 

[Sentex]

This event is awesome. I started my 3rd fighter upgrade right before the event ended.

 

[mkm1g15]

me too, just got them to mk3

 

[TinSoldier]

Thank you for calling that out!
We should try to be more vigilant with our translations.

 

[Arminius]

TinSoldier

The German translation for this event is quite bad. The event description shows "fighter" as "Kämpfer".
Well, a "Kämpfer" is somebody who fights, but usually on the ground.
The correct German translation and name of this unit in Domi is "Jäger".

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TinSoldier commented
10-26-2017, 09:49 AM


Thank you for calling that out!
We should try to be more vigilant with our translations.

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