this GB allows players to storage inside of it 1 building per level. Investigate technology,move through the ages and have the most powerful empire? nooo!! complete missions, move through the events and have the empire with the highest amount of event buildings!įirst one: a GB that only players in the last era (maybe the era after ceres age) can build. How FoE ads should be: a person, or a couple in the stone age, doing some tasks and seeing how everything around change for event buildings. in my case, all buildings are event buildings excepting the townhall, GBs, and 1 military building because I don't need more military buildings. Reality: A city where 90% of the buildings are event buildings and you can not identify which era/age is the player without seeing the townhall.Īnd this is for a lot of players. (And i Know that I'm not the only one who started to play this game becuase this reason). This is one of the reasons why I started to play FoE 3 years ago, the fact of have a city and see it evolving in therms of design and technology. It’s unclear whether Québecor would make a similar move with Google.-Most of all FoE ads: a person or a couple in the stone age doing something and suddenly everything around him/her/they and even the clothes that they are wearing change from a stone age design to a futuristic one. Similar to Meta, Google vowed to take action by removing a link to Canadian news content when the bill goes into effect. Doing this will make clear their disagreement with Metas affront to public policy and the news media through their advertising placement choices. The company encourages others to follow suit. Québecians advertising unpaid bills apply to Facebook and Instagram, which will be effective up until then. Meta prohibited from exploiting Canadian laws, banning news from its users, or discriminating against Canadian media content on its platforms, using its algorithm or otherwise, but also without prohibition, says the company. Quebecor criticised the move for its misuse of Metas’s position on the online advertising market.
The online news act forces platforms like Meta to pay their share of media. Last week, Meta said that he worked with his family to achieve a plan following the amendment of the bill. Quebecor removed ads from Meta due to the company’s decision to block Canadians from being able to access local news content via its platform.
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