Buddha2723
Warlord
New version up! Beta v 4(3/12/2011)
Now available on the modhub under modern scenarios. Description - Play as US, or one of 14 opposed powers. All countries on the Allied side are not created equally. Russia, France, Germany, UK(controls Canada, Australia, New Zealand), Japan, and China are the easiest to play, while Egypt, Arabia, Greece and Persia provide the greatest challenge, leaving Mexico, India, Italy, and Turkey somewhere in the middle.
Known issues to be fixed for v 4: Possible name changes; population fixes to improve nations demographic ratios to be more realistic; fixes to tech tree to decrease the flow of new techs.
This map is an excellent starter for any modern world scenario.
This latest version is further simplified with less cities and no barbarians, and contains small fixes to visibility and culture area.
This is a custom map, as no ready made map was available with the room for all the capitals and major neutral factions.
Flavor Text-The year is 2012, and President Obama has finished destroying the last nuclear weapon on the planet. The US enjoys a local Golden Age by cutting defense spending, while the economies around the world suffer a new recession, the deepest in history. Unwilling to let America continue to consume a majority of the planets resources, many of the most powerful nations band together in secret, confident they can defeat a nukeless US, and launch a surprise attack in the Atlantic and Pacific. Though caught unprepared, the US military, experienced and better equipped, defeat the attack, but at the cost of nearly 95% of the regular forces. Can the US rebuild it's military to fight the whole world? The Allies have strong land reserves left at home, but limited navy and air force left to cover them. Can the Allies cross the vast oceans and still deliver a strong punch? Will a nation risk siphoning resources from the war effort to rebuild it's nuclear program?
Now available on the modhub under modern scenarios. Description - Play as US, or one of 14 opposed powers. All countries on the Allied side are not created equally. Russia, France, Germany, UK(controls Canada, Australia, New Zealand), Japan, and China are the easiest to play, while Egypt, Arabia, Greece and Persia provide the greatest challenge, leaving Mexico, India, Italy, and Turkey somewhere in the middle.
Known issues to be fixed for v 4: Possible name changes; population fixes to improve nations demographic ratios to be more realistic; fixes to tech tree to decrease the flow of new techs.
This map is an excellent starter for any modern world scenario.
This latest version is further simplified with less cities and no barbarians, and contains small fixes to visibility and culture area.
This is a custom map, as no ready made map was available with the room for all the capitals and major neutral factions.
Flavor Text-The year is 2012, and President Obama has finished destroying the last nuclear weapon on the planet. The US enjoys a local Golden Age by cutting defense spending, while the economies around the world suffer a new recession, the deepest in history. Unwilling to let America continue to consume a majority of the planets resources, many of the most powerful nations band together in secret, confident they can defeat a nukeless US, and launch a surprise attack in the Atlantic and Pacific. Though caught unprepared, the US military, experienced and better equipped, defeat the attack, but at the cost of nearly 95% of the regular forces. Can the US rebuild it's military to fight the whole world? The Allies have strong land reserves left at home, but limited navy and air force left to cover them. Can the Allies cross the vast oceans and still deliver a strong punch? Will a nation risk siphoning resources from the war effort to rebuild it's nuclear program?
