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There's loads of scenarios mentioned here I haven't played so I really can't judge what the GOAT(s) are, but I'll mention a couple more that impressed me: Moscow, the third Rome (M. Daumen) Seize the Crown (J. Ellis), it's one of those slow scenarios that don't allow fast expansion, but...

Hi and welcome :cool:. Any help is much appreciated.

BTW here's a side by side comparison of Blake's homm scen. The blurry fonts are a thing of the engine we're using, we'll probably have to switch to a different font renderer down the line.

Well that's why I'm not hyping anything. I try to work on it whenever I can and there's really only two of us on this project, but a lot has been done already.

It's nowhere near playable in terms of the original, but you can move around, attack, build cities. You can also load ToT sav now and start scenarios. You'll have to build it to try it out, but best wait a bit more I'm in the process of fixing various bugs.

Just tested the latest commit. It's much faster, like playing on DosBox. 👍

I tested the latest build with avalonia. It works well. Nice job.

How do you plan to change graphics and what sort of 'cheating' do you have in mind (probably something Sid would be opposed to, but even Civ2 has a dedicated cheat menu and I think we need some tools to easily fiddle with the game after 30+ years). Also your repo seems to be experiencing a spike...

I've been playing it and sofar the only real bug is with the palace view - there are no transitions when building palace pieces and a part of the panel doesn't disappear. Other than that there's a noticeable increase in game speed, it's more normal now. So god job overall. :xmas: Edit: Also...

I also did a couple of reddit posts just let folks know. Frankly at this point with all the assembly work it will be hard to get anyone to help you, but you know your stuff and I see you're slowly getting there... I find it fascinating you're actually emulating a 16 bit processor and VGA card...

@rahorvat 1) I suggest OpenCiv1. 2) On github use the "Issues" tab to make entries where exactly you need help/assistance. You can assign labels to them, like "good first issue", "help wanted" etc. 3) I strongly suggest that in "Readme" you add a few screenshots and write what has already been...

So you've basically made a virtual CPU with C#. Good job and the introduction is well written! It will no doubt be helpful. I've started familiarizing myself with your code and with what you've done sofar. It will probably take some time before I even see whether I could provide any meaningful...

I was actually intending to go through this thread and analyze your code to get a better understanding of what you're doing. I cracked a few simple programs with ollydbg 15 yrs ago, so I understand the concepts, but haven't been messing around with assembly much since then.

Where do you need help/what needs to be done? I'm ok with C# but not so much with disassembly.

Brilliant! (I believe last two lines is what DevilutionX does for that project.) Anyway it's nice to see some activity with bringing civ1 back to life, especially since progress on CivONE stopped.