(NOTE: The below story is picture-intensive)
Some of you who have been following my stories know that my history with Civ isnt quite as lucky as Id hope it would be. Ive lost my disk, crashed a hard drive, changed computers, got grounded, and everything else (not in that order, of course).
Unfortunately, Out of the Rubble I (Byzantine) is most likely cancelled. Forever. And so is Out of the Rubble II (Carthage), as well, due to these hard times.
So, anyway, here is my list of other OotR Stories:
Out of the Rubble I The Byzantine Empire
Out of the Rubble II The Carthaginian Empire
I strongly recommend that you read OotR #1 before reading this one. And, from what Ive heard, its a pretty good read, rated 5/5 with over 12k page views
My inspirations are heavily drawn from the great legends of Civ stories some gone, and some still here and include Symphony D, daftpanzer, Sandman2003, and Vanadorn.
And remember, I am writing this to improve my playing style! Any critique is welcome and requested.
So, anyway, here are some misc. notes:
1) Ive gone name-crazy, naming almost every land formation I find
2) To make the name-crazy worse, I use names from books that I have liked, sometimes.
3) The first chapter is a bit slow
4) I think Ive taken too many pictures
5) When things are in Small italics, they usually are not in the context of the story.
6) Every chapter is written from a different perspective.
7) Most names do not sound Chinese. They are named after people I've RPed with and admire online, along with some names from books Ive read and some names from the last story.
8) All of my images are deleted after one year of inactivity. If you are ever bored, please be kind and go through every page, in case I forgot, to view every picture. This is not necessary, but I'd appreciate it. After all, you wouldnt want people to come a year later and see the story with no pictures, eh?
9) Thanks to ImageShack for Free Image Hosting
10) I also havent played Civ for a while (just re-bought it a week ago), so, um, I might be a bit rusty.
Maps:

(2110 BC)
Well here goes nothing
Some of you who have been following my stories know that my history with Civ isnt quite as lucky as Id hope it would be. Ive lost my disk, crashed a hard drive, changed computers, got grounded, and everything else (not in that order, of course).
Unfortunately, Out of the Rubble I (Byzantine) is most likely cancelled. Forever. And so is Out of the Rubble II (Carthage), as well, due to these hard times.
So, anyway, here is my list of other OotR Stories:
Out of the Rubble I The Byzantine Empire
Out of the Rubble II The Carthaginian Empire
I strongly recommend that you read OotR #1 before reading this one. And, from what Ive heard, its a pretty good read, rated 5/5 with over 12k page views
My inspirations are heavily drawn from the great legends of Civ stories some gone, and some still here and include Symphony D, daftpanzer, Sandman2003, and Vanadorn.
And remember, I am writing this to improve my playing style! Any critique is welcome and requested.
So, anyway, here are some misc. notes:
1) Ive gone name-crazy, naming almost every land formation I find
2) To make the name-crazy worse, I use names from books that I have liked, sometimes.
3) The first chapter is a bit slow
4) I think Ive taken too many pictures
5) When things are in Small italics, they usually are not in the context of the story.
6) Every chapter is written from a different perspective.
7) Most names do not sound Chinese. They are named after people I've RPed with and admire online, along with some names from books Ive read and some names from the last story.
8) All of my images are deleted after one year of inactivity. If you are ever bored, please be kind and go through every page, in case I forgot, to view every picture. This is not necessary, but I'd appreciate it. After all, you wouldnt want people to come a year later and see the story with no pictures, eh?
9) Thanks to ImageShack for Free Image Hosting
10) I also havent played Civ for a while (just re-bought it a week ago), so, um, I might be a bit rusty.
Maps:

(2110 BC)
Well here goes nothing
