#Alladin ii movie#
#Alladin ii tv#

Since you start far in the east and need to get to the western end of the map, do not conquer your way through. Just call it 'hold the Mauretanian Kingdom' and people would be way less confused about what to actually conquer. Those knights helped me, a true christian chinese, conquer those lands in the first place and it felt so wrong to do that.Īlso, there is no 'Maghreb' in the game. I just spend a whole week holding the whole of Africa as a Han character until i realized i had to kick out the Holy Knights for the achievment, since they had a single independent barony. The conquest Achievments really should stop being about every single holding and just the countries. It's no secret that the Aladdin teaser wasn't so hot, with its mockingly-received (not by me, but I digress) first-look at Will Smith's Genie (uh, he looks like Will Smith as The Genie) and its lackluster content (we still have no moments of acting or singing from any of the major characters).So, since the wiki doesn´t even state what to go for to achieve 'Aladdin', here it is:Īlger, Fes, Marrakech, Tangier and Tlemcen.

#Alladin ii tv#

I can only guess whether this teaser, which we all thought was dropping in a few weeks alongside Captain Marvel, went out early (and sans notice) due to the relatively poorly-received TV commercial for Aladdin and the 'Uh, that's it?' Super Bowl spot for Toy Story 4. The other 'good news' about the successful trailer drop is that it completely changed the Walt Disney narrative in terms of its big 2019 flicks. It was, how you might say, the first time in forever that we had new theatrical Frozen content. Aside from an online leak or a loose lip here and there, this was the first content out of Frozen II since the project was announced. Not only has Disney kept Frozen 'off the grid' in terms of brand saturation (not counting the toys, books, dolls, games, clothes and related merchandise) but also in terms of advertising the sequel. The project was officially announced just under four years ago (the opening night of Cinderella no less), and since then we've gotten almost nothing in terms of plot details or official images. Point being, we've had around 27-minutes of Frozen content since the movie, so fans of all ages may well treat Frozen II has a genuine event in a way they might not have had Frozen been followed by a Netflix episodic or a bunch of Frozen short movies. Whether or not that was true, I'm firmly in the 'anything to get them in the door' camp. The Christmas toon was supposed to be a TV special but ended up being controversially attached to prints of Coco over Thanksgiving weekend 2017. That choice inspired some indignation, both because that meant that young kids had to sit through 20 minutes of previews and a 22-minute cartoon before Coco even started and because there was rumbling that Disney was getting white moviegoers to see Coco by offering up a Frozen toon.

#Alladin ii movie#

Since the original movie opened in November of 2013 and legged it to $400 million domestic from a $93m Wed-Sun launch, partially thanks to the lack of big kid flicks between itself and The LEGO Movie in February of 2014, Disney has released a single five-minute 'Frozen Fever' short (attached to theatrical prints of Cinderella in March of 2015) and one 22-minute 'Olaf's Frozen Christmas' special. The other thing, obviously, is that the first Frozen remains a very popular Disney property, and they haven't really gone overboard in terms of oversaturation. If you wanted to watch this teaser, you had to pop onto YouTube. Also, since it was an online-only debut, there weren't any 'views' sucked away from people watching the tease during a sporting event or television show. It also looks dynamite on my HDTV and I can't wait to see it in theaters whenever Disney decides to offer it up for theatrical consumption. The record viewership is partially due to the surprise nature of the announcement (there was nothing else that could have taken away from the anticipation) and when it dropped (right at 6:00 am in the morning, so folks had all day to watch it at their convenience via YouTube).