Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
At least for our first BtS version, we won't be treating them as proper civs. They'll be minors on a world map; then, we'll add some of them, one by one. Adding a civ to TR properly requires lots of work.
Definitely not all. Some of them just make no sense; for instance, Byzantine Empire is represented by medieval Greece and doesn't require a separate civilization slot.
first off i have to say that you guys did an excellent job and i cannot go back to playing regular warlords! this mod kicks butt.
but i was also experienceing MAFs while running 2.4. i run a 32 bit windows xp home edition with 1G of ram.
does 2.4.2 fix this?? really hoping i dont have to do the boot ini thing, dont wanna mess up my PC
There is that one, the more obvious ones to me are the Native Americans(they should have just named the civ "Sioux", and the totem pole just makes it very stereotype), and Holy Rome.
The other civs strike me as a fantastic additions however.
I downloaded the SVN files of the BTS version last weekend. Is there a way to set Tortise SVN client to download just new and/or updated files?
Do we still have to follow that old system of installing beyond the sword in our win7 64 bits (using compatibility mode and editing the exe file?
Walter
I've installed and reinstalled BTS a number of times. It still says my machine is below the recommended settings, which is not true (core duo-quad, 4 meg of ram). Can you please give me a hand?