Recent content by CanuckErrant

Edit: Realized I actually said nothing of use. Go me.

I'm sure that there was a thread almost identical to this one, way back when CivIV was just released. Y'might want to dig for that one.

Sorry, but could you make the download link more obvious? It's easy to miss in the deluge of text. ¬¬;

Issue: Only background music and "ambient" noise are audible; all other noises are too soft to hear without cranking up the volume to max. DxDiag log attached.

Alright, it's not a one-time thing; it seems to be permanent. I've tried reinstalling Civ IV, but no dice - the sound problems seem to be stemming from something outside of the core game files. Oddly, I don't have this problem in any other game...

I've been having some intermittent audio troubles with Civ IV - the sounds are all too soft to hear, with the exception of the music which stays at its regular volume - albeit fuzzier, as though it had been downsampled. I'll provide logs when I can, as well as any other requested details -...

Any way to fix that? I'm tired of not being able to raze the cities I conquer. (Cities I conquer because they're blocking my perfect city placement scheme... heh.)

"Merchantic"? That's not a word, mate.

Another bug: It doesn't allow you to raze captured enemy cities.

Incidentally, if you want a replacement image for the Canada Corps thumbnail, I have a few gleaned from war posters that might do better after some resizing.

No, Buffalo would've just been Alberta and Saskatchewan. Manitoba was founded earlier, remember? Alternatively: Assiniboia.

Saskatchewan and Alberta together? Why don't you just name it "Buffalo", then? (Obscure historical reference)

I would, thanks. And not many people know that Battleford actually has one of the largest weapons collections in Western Canada, over at the Fred Light Museum. :)

What? Battleford's not in there? Heck, the only reason Regina is Saskatchewan's capital is because the CN owner and his cronies wanted the railroad to run along land they owned so they could make more money - that's why Regina is the only provincial capital not along a major waterway. Heck...