A browser game that consists of fighting in the Arena, playing minigames, doing community actions, harvesting resources, decorating your house, and doing quests
Travian is a browser based MMOG where you can compete with thousands of other players by taking control of a small village and leading your people to glory and victory.
Three different tribes
Four different resources
Ten military units per tribe
Up to twenty-five buildings
Travian was a massive multiplayer strategy game that used to enjoy great success and attracted large numbers of players. In recent versions, however, its success has declined, and people have taken up other games instead.
I used to be addicted to Travian.
Back when Travian was good I used to send 10 waves in a second.
I used to spend hours on Travian, but I got pissed off waiting for the map to load, and now I play other games.
I spent the last of my cheque on Travian!
I liked Travian when a server had 20k people in it or more.. now it's just 4k.
My hero looked like a Ken doll, and probably had just as large balls.
Travian is a lame, addictive, time consuming online computer game that is not as bad as WOW but certainly working it's way up there. Anyone can join and make a village and lamely aspire to gain no real achievement except perhaps the record of such a large amount of life-span wasted.
Ex. 1: John, Nick, and Ryan play Travian. They are lame, addicted, and their time is consumed.
Ex. 2: What's that? You can't hang out because your village is getting attacked in Travian? At 3AM? Oh, hey, F**K you.
Ex. 3: Pete has Travian accounts in the US and the UK server. Don't tell anyone!
Ex. 4: Hank: "Don't tell my girlfriend that I forgot her birthday because I was playing WOW"
Salome: "Dude, your girlfriend (who was a man) dumped you months ago because you're a WOW-addicted mofo"
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