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Last scenario update: August 18, 2002
Last readme update: October 1, 2002
It's finished and playable!
Here's the thread while making the scenario.
And here's the readme:
Now
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Scenario made by Maarten "Matrix" Lensink.
Email: matrix@civfanatics.net
Requires version 1.29f of Civilization III
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How to start with a different Civilization: see below!
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This scenario is based on the world map already made by Zach Wilson.
Perfected by Kal-Els.
As I speak, there are 192 countries in the world.
Dividing them into a number which playable for Civ3 is a tough job therefore. Some countries which just separated from their big neighbour are here back together again. Some big ancient old enemies are in the same "Civilization" now. Though some of you might see that as an error or perhaps even an insult, it is inevitable. What I wanted to achieve was to modelate the current status of this world. This isn't characterized by small wars between countries of which we could care less (although we should), but by a near worldwide peace.
I was disappointed when I noticed that the editor of Civ3 does not give the opportunity (yet) to set up relations between different Civilizations. However, I was happily surprised that (in the beginning) no one would dare to go to war with anyone else, and that's just what I wanted to set up, so no big deal. Only America and Arabia might have war now in Civ-terms, but the rest is all piece and tranquility anyway.
Nevertheless, it's most fun to start with Africa on a difficulty lower than you're used and then rule the world!
One last thing: do *not* learn your topography with this scenario. It's very inaccurate, but I didn't want to use the name Kamalazoo when Detroit is only 250 km away. (Which is only an example. There are much worse cases.)
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How to start with a different Civilization:
Because both money and technology is designated to a specific player and not a Civilization. It was possible to make it so that one could choose the Civ when starting the scenario, but then you'll always start with the same amount of money and technology, which makes the scenario highly inaccurate. Africa isn't quite as far as America, unfortunately.
Finally: I'm sorry it takes so long to load the scenario, but again that's out of my hands. But I'm quite confident there will come another patch for Civ3 some day to eliminate this tedious waiting.
Have fun!!
Matrix
Added: I wish to send this scenario to Firaxis, therefore I wish some people to test it. I think you won't be bored...once the scenario is loaded.
Last scenario update: August 18, 2002
Last readme update: October 1, 2002
It's finished and playable!
Here's the thread while making the scenario.
And here's the readme:
Now
-------------
Scenario made by Maarten "Matrix" Lensink.
Email: matrix@civfanatics.net
Requires version 1.29f of Civilization III
-------------
How to start with a different Civilization: see below!
-------------
This scenario is based on the world map already made by Zach Wilson.
Perfected by Kal-Els.
As I speak, there are 192 countries in the world.
Dividing them into a number which playable for Civ3 is a tough job therefore. Some countries which just separated from their big neighbour are here back together again. Some big ancient old enemies are in the same "Civilization" now. Though some of you might see that as an error or perhaps even an insult, it is inevitable. What I wanted to achieve was to modelate the current status of this world. This isn't characterized by small wars between countries of which we could care less (although we should), but by a near worldwide peace.
I was disappointed when I noticed that the editor of Civ3 does not give the opportunity (yet) to set up relations between different Civilizations. However, I was happily surprised that (in the beginning) no one would dare to go to war with anyone else, and that's just what I wanted to set up, so no big deal. Only America and Arabia might have war now in Civ-terms, but the rest is all piece and tranquility anyway.
Nevertheless, it's most fun to start with Africa on a difficulty lower than you're used and then rule the world!
One last thing: do *not* learn your topography with this scenario. It's very inaccurate, but I didn't want to use the name Kamalazoo when Detroit is only 250 km away. (Which is only an example. There are much worse cases.)
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How to start with a different Civilization:
- Start the Civ3 editor (Civ3Edit).
- Go to "Player Properties".
- Scroll the most upper drop-down menum where it says "Player 1", *not* the "Civilization" drop-down menu.
- Search for the player which has the Civilization you want to play.
- Click on the check-box "Human Player". It will ask you for a confirmation, click on "Yes".
- Click on "Ok", save it and exit. Then start the scenario and you will start as your loving Civ.
Because both money and technology is designated to a specific player and not a Civilization. It was possible to make it so that one could choose the Civ when starting the scenario, but then you'll always start with the same amount of money and technology, which makes the scenario highly inaccurate. Africa isn't quite as far as America, unfortunately.
Finally: I'm sorry it takes so long to load the scenario, but again that's out of my hands. But I'm quite confident there will come another patch for Civ3 some day to eliminate this tedious waiting.
Have fun!!
Matrix
Added: I wish to send this scenario to Firaxis, therefore I wish some people to test it. I think you won't be bored...once the scenario is loaded.