The Guardian
Praetorian
LOL, if you need any help, give me a holler matey. Good to hear from you.
I am working on an upgrade to the Napoleonic Wars. This will be an epic global version. When it is finished, I plan on doing an upgrade to Pirates.
Pirates Aarrrr !!!
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LOL, if you need any help, give me a holler matey. Good to hear from you.
I am working on an upgrade to the Napoleonic Wars. This will be an epic global version. When it is finished, I plan on doing an upgrade to Pirates.
Eclipse4449
Deity
Thats awesome!!!
and I'll check it out.
glad your still here
and I'll check it out.
glad your still here
The Guardian
Praetorian
Been a member here for five years, not PLANNING on going anywhere soon. Completing Napoleonic Wars version II may take quite awhile, so if I need a breath of air, I may start the redux of Pirates sooner.
Eclipse4449
Deity
From this scenarios inception I began writing things down, In most of my pbem games I incert short bits of humor or a story lines in the game or rpg the charcter. When I first loaded this I considered how much inventive story lines I could incorporate into this pbem. As I played I placed myself on a Frigate or the units unloaded to sack a town, as funny as that sounds I set up a time line and created a character and began writing about a pirates life. Can you imagine all that can happen on a single journey, heavy ship traffic, mother nature. The scale of this a giant.
The Guardian
Praetorian
From this scenarios inception I began writing things down, In most of my pbem games I incert short bits of humor or a story lines in the game or rpg the charcter. When I first loaded this I considered how much inventive story lines I could incorporate into this pbem. As I played I placed myself on a Frigate or the units unloaded to sack a town, as funny as that sounds I set up a time line and created a character and began writing about a pirates life. Can you imagine all that can happen on a single journey, heavy ship traffic, mother nature. The scale of this a giant.
HMMMM sounds interesting.
I have also thought about inserting weather occurrences and maybe whirlpools and other navigational problems.
Sir Sam Vimes
Duke of Ankh
Sorry to be coming in on this late, I realise that the questions I ask may already have been dealt with. I DL'd this from your site yesterday, and started a game as the peglegs: there's a missing file in pediaicons.txt for Pirate Leader.
Incidentally... I wish the undead were playable.
Now I've just DL'd the updates from the first page of this thread, so I''l install them tonight when I get home and see if they help, but I thought I might as well mention these issues anyway.
Oh, and why is William Wilberforce the English leader? Just out of interest...
Incidentally... I wish the undead were playable.
Now I've just DL'd the updates from the first page of this thread, so I''l install them tonight when I get home and see if they help, but I thought I might as well mention these issues anyway.
Oh, and why is William Wilberforce the English leader? Just out of interest...
Eclipse4449
Deity
Once you have the updates and all installed in the scenarios folder it should run fine. But you should know that this mod is so detailed that the AI simply can not play it, they will just produce basic units and be no challenge at all.
At some point I will be launching a pbem game from this where all slots will be human.
You can play the undead, simply open the scenario in the editor, in scenario properties and go to players and check the human box and save.
Incidently many of the civleopedia entries are not finished or simply directed to generic entries as placeholders. this is a major undertaking but an editor is working on it in his spare time.
I Invite you to check out the link above and post and perhaps take a slot
Sir Sam Vimes
Duke of Ankh
Once you have the updates and all installed in the scenarios folder it should run fine. But you should know that this mod is so detailed that the AI simply can not play it, they will just produce basic units and be no challenge at all.
At some point I will be launching a pbem game from this where all slots will be human.
You can play the undead, simply open the scenario in the editor, in scenario properties and go to players and check the human box and save.
Incidently many of the civleopedia entries are not finished or simply directed to generic entries as placeholders. this is a major undertaking but an editor is working on it in his spare time.
I Invite you to check out the link above and post and perhaps take a slot
Thanks!
mountedantman
Chieftain
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WTH???? I played as the pirates and they can't even take over cities =(
classical_hero
In whom I trust
The game says I am missing a sound file.
file not found
"sounds\build\Misc\ee2.mp3"
So why would it even be trying to find such a file, when none never existed?
file not found
"sounds\build\Misc\ee2.mp3"
So why would it even be trying to find such a file, when none never existed?
Eclipse4449
Deity
Here are a few things to check and/or confirm
1 You downloaded the file from No Treasure for Pirates' Post #1 at the bottom that says DOWNLOAD FILES or the copy of that link I posted in Post #165
2 this folder is in Conquest\Scenarios\Pirates! Yarr!
not
Conquest\Scenarios\Pirates! Yarr!\Pirates! Yarr!
As far as I know this particular mod doesn't even have a "Sound" folder, it uses original sounds from Conquest. I looked and I don't have ee2.mp3 on my computer at all
Help! It would be very much appreciated, if an experienced modder could take a look at two strange problems that I simply couldn't figure out by just looking at the .biq file...
Edit: I noticed both behaviours while playing England, but I think it should affect all nations. And if you want to use the latest version of the scenario to reproduce/fix these problems, you can download it from the first post in our PBEM thread: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/no-treasure-for-pirates.312216/ (We had already done a decent number of bugfixes before the start of the game.)
- Why can the "Mortar" unit be loaded on a "Caravel", but not on a "Merchantman"? I couldn't find any significant differences between the Caravel and the Merchantman, besides things like Attack/Defence/Movement, which should not influence the transport capabilities. But nevertheless the game doesn't allow me to move a Mortar on a Merchantman ship. (Note: the Mortar also has a bug: it is missing the "Load" button. So you can't load a Mortar onto any ship, while that ship is inside a town, but if it is on a water tile next to the town, you can move the Mortar into the ship... We will fix the missing "Load" button with the next release of this scenario.)
- Why is the "Drydock" building unbuildable? I fullfill all required prerequisites as specified in the .bic (required tech as well as required predecessor building in the town), but still the Drydock does not appear in the list of things the town can build.
Edit: I noticed both behaviours while playing England, but I think it should affect all nations. And if you want to use the latest version of the scenario to reproduce/fix these problems, you can download it from the first post in our PBEM thread: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/no-treasure-for-pirates.312216/ (We had already done a decent number of bugfixes before the start of the game.)
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Hi Lanzelot,
of course there are significant differences between the Caravel and the Merchantman in that scenario. The Merchantman has both the Naval Power and the Seatransport strategy, while the Caravel only has the Seatransport strategy. The error in the setting of the mortar causes that strange behaviour you did describe. To prove that theory I downloaded the scenario and the biq and made a Debug-version of the biq. If you change the setting for the mortar in the editor and add the load-function, the mortar will load in the merchantman in harbours without any problems.
Of course this is only working for new started games with the changed biq, In your current PBEM game the mortar will still have the old wrong settings.
The drydock has a very simple error in the settings. Activate the coastal installation box for that building in the editor and remove the "Near water setting". This is of course also only working for games that are started with the new settings.
of course there are significant differences between the Caravel and the Merchantman in that scenario. The Merchantman has both the Naval Power and the Seatransport strategy, while the Caravel only has the Seatransport strategy. The error in the setting of the mortar causes that strange behaviour you did describe. To prove that theory I downloaded the scenario and the biq and made a Debug-version of the biq. If you change the setting for the mortar in the editor and add the load-function, the mortar will load in the merchantman in harbours without any problems.
Of course this is only working for new started games with the changed biq, In your current PBEM game the mortar will still have the old wrong settings.
The drydock has a very simple error in the settings. Activate the coastal installation box for that building in the editor and remove the "Near water setting". This is of course also only working for games that are started with the new settings.
Once I checked the "Load" flag I was able to place the mortar in both vessels while in a city without issues. The problem with the Drydock was that none of the British cities I saw had fresh water in their city radius, so the "Must Be Near Water" flag was not being met and so they couldn't be built (like Nuclear Plants in the Vanilla game). Once that was removed I could then build the Drydock-once the Wharf was built and Sea Trade researched.
*Cross-post* - I would add - In this instance the Drydock wouldn't need the "Coastal Installation" flag checked since the prereq is the Wharf, which already has this flag (Like the Harbor & Commercial Dock in the Vanilla game).
*Cross-post* - I would add - In this instance the Drydock wouldn't need the "Coastal Installation" flag checked since the prereq is the Wharf, which already has this flag (Like the Harbor & Commercial Dock in the Vanilla game).
@Civinator and Laurana Kanan: a big thank-you to both of you! 
(Sorry I didn't reply earlier, but I was relying on the notification email, which apparently does not work at the moment (or needs to be reactivated for each thread after the forum upgrade?!))
(Sorry I didn't reply earlier, but I was relying on the notification email, which apparently does not work at the moment (or needs to be reactivated for each thread after the forum upgrade?!))
Node60
Prince
Thanks for the quick re-upload! Sorry for the second order, but do you have this scenario? Also has dead links from atomicgamer
https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/japanese-sword-of-the-shogun.477229/
https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/japanese-sword-of-the-shogun.477229/
Node60
Prince
Alas, no.
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ı think ı have it , which might or might not work . December 2014 , 87mb plus . There is repair work at home , no internet connection for the laptop which adds up to mean it will be probably Friday when ı will have it on a flash memory to upload at Mediafire as a temporary thing or directly attach to the relevant thread as a CFC stuff . Do members have storage limits for scenarios ?
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