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This is one of the largest 3 Total War forums, the other two being [[Total War Center]] and the [[Official Forums]]. It is also commonly known as the 'Org' as it's web address is [http://www.totalwar.org www.totalwar.org]. The Org is home to many mods, the largest of which is [[Europa Barbarorum]]. | This is one of the largest 3 Total War forums, the other two being [[Total War Center]] and the [[Official Forums]]. It is also commonly known as the 'Org' as it's web address is [http://www.totalwar.org www.totalwar.org]. The Org is home to many mods, the largest of which is [[Europa Barbarorum]]. | ||
| − | Created in 1998 by Dan Goldstein, the original domain was a fan page dedicated to Creative Assembly's | + | Created in 1998 by Dan Goldstein, the original domain was a fan page dedicated to Creative Assembly's [[Shogun: Total War]] game. |
The site itself spawned a community of like minded fans that congregated on a subsidiary Echelon board which, due to the large influx of members and subsequent instability, were later discarded and replaced more than once for several on-server board services along with hosted sub-sites. | The site itself spawned a community of like minded fans that congregated on a subsidiary Echelon board which, due to the large influx of members and subsequent instability, were later discarded and replaced more than once for several on-server board services along with hosted sub-sites. | ||
Revision as of 09:06, 27 November 2006
This is one of the largest 3 Total War forums, the other two being Total War Center and the Official Forums. It is also commonly known as the 'Org' as it's web address is www.totalwar.org. The Org is home to many mods, the largest of which is Europa Barbarorum.
Created in 1998 by Dan Goldstein, the original domain was a fan page dedicated to Creative Assembly's Shogun: Total War game. The site itself spawned a community of like minded fans that congregated on a subsidiary Echelon board which, due to the large influx of members and subsequent instability, were later discarded and replaced more than once for several on-server board services along with hosted sub-sites.
In 2001 the admins were Terazawa (mainpage) and Anssi Hakkinen (Sword Dojo) and Dan Goldstein was webmaster.
