marioflag
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Ah ok thx for the infos
He-Who-Hunts said:I dont think the Americans should be able to make peace with chinese...
But fun senario all the same... I played as Japan!
Although takeing on china by myself was rather hard.
Yeah I know, but that didn't stop me from making this anyways.wangyushi said:The story is inconceivable.
Hmmm... really?jlocke said:I thought that you can set permanentwarpeace for each nation individually, so that the nations which you have join into the conflict later (japan/vietnam/america etc) wouldn't have to have that flag, but each of the beliggerants at the start of the conflict could still be flagged with permanent war. As I understood in in the worldbuilder text, (maybe this has changed with 161) you wrote permanentwarpeace(#) where # is the player with whom the realtionship is made...
I may be wrong here, so I'm going to try to test it myself, to see if its the case...
You mean in unit name/stats or graphically?Also, how would I go about replacing the US DDs with the AEGIS cruiser custom unit?
I thought that you can set permanentwarpeace for each nation individually, so that the nations which you have join into the conflict later (japan/vietnam/america etc) wouldn't have to have that flag, but each of the beliggerants at the start of the conflict could still be flagged with permanent war. As I understood in in the worldbuilder text, (maybe this has changed with 161) you wrote permanentwarpeace(#) where # is the player with whom the realtionship is made...
I may be wrong here, so I'm going to try to test it myself, to see if its the case...
blshear1 said:yea I tried that but I just end up in east asia with a warrior and settler not in modern times
Neo Guderian said:Thanks for all the effort and time that you put into this.
However, Playing as the Americans isn't possible. Firstly, I was expecting reinforcements to 'appear' (since the US homeland is not part of the map), And by turn 8 (when I gave up) this had not happened. A central part of US military strategy is rapid deployment of forces.
The Chinese Unit strengths are abit too strong (Though the Chinese are making considerable progress, their warfighting capabilites are no where near the brutal efficiency of the US military machine).
By turn 7, my American Units went on strike because I ran out of gold. I captured pyongyang with the units I had left in South Korea, but that solved nothing. Turn 8 saw the begining of disbanding of my forces.
Thanks for the hard work but it isn't finished yet. Needs some tweaking and I understand if you are tired of working on it. (I wouldn't even have gotten that far with the scenario )
I hope you or someone else fixes these problems and perhaps it will be a great scenario.