Procifica
ACW Scenario Creator
Several people have said the scenario doesn't work right, Elsilhe, that is what Sarevok means.
Scenario: Europa Universalis
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Elsilhe
Hakkaa päälle!
The problem must be in different versions. I have 1.14f, and can't use 1.21 yet because the downloadable US version is incompatible with the European version, which I have.
Hope they'll post the new update soon.
Hope they'll post the new update soon.
Sarevok
Civ3 Scenario Creator
thats probably it. It always says something about pedialicons, but i downloaded the scenario how you would normally download modded scenarios.
ashley26ph2003
Prince
any screen shoots
I have civ
I have not downloaded patches
what patches should I download
I have civ
I have not downloaded patches
what patches should I download
Elsilhe
Hakkaa päälle!
Sorry for cutting off this thread. It was due to computer chrash where I lost all the files that should have been posted here as updates. It was an event that encouraged me to leave this project for a while.
During the summer and fall, I have been making a new version of Europa Universalis, which I'll this time post here after it is PROPERLY playtested. So at the time of posting, it will work! And that's what I'm planning to do in near future.
I can give you some hints about the coming scenario/modpack. The idea is the same, it tries to reflect Europe during the ages of Mercantilism, Enlightment, Revolutions and Imperialism. Unlike the first version of this scenario, the new one starts in 1600, where the Spanish have already wiped Aztec and Inca empires out, and the Thirty Years War is rising its ugly head.
The map is smaller than in the first version, but still it covers more land. And thanks to C3C, I have been able to tweak some details that weren't possible before. I'll leave the details further away. I can give you some screenshots when I'm ready to test play it.
NOTE: I'm going to remove the older version from the first page, as it IS NOT WORKING properly. I'm going to place the new version there when it is time for that.
During the summer and fall, I have been making a new version of Europa Universalis, which I'll this time post here after it is PROPERLY playtested. So at the time of posting, it will work! And that's what I'm planning to do in near future.
I can give you some hints about the coming scenario/modpack. The idea is the same, it tries to reflect Europe during the ages of Mercantilism, Enlightment, Revolutions and Imperialism. Unlike the first version of this scenario, the new one starts in 1600, where the Spanish have already wiped Aztec and Inca empires out, and the Thirty Years War is rising its ugly head.
The map is smaller than in the first version, but still it covers more land. And thanks to C3C, I have been able to tweak some details that weren't possible before. I'll leave the details further away. I can give you some screenshots when I'm ready to test play it.
NOTE: I'm going to remove the older version from the first page, as it IS NOT WORKING properly. I'm going to place the new version there when it is time for that.
Phoenix
Creating Scenarios
Is there a reason why most of Africa is one huge flood plain (though I cannot see any rivers). I'm just looking at the map you posted.
Elsilhe
Hakkaa päälle!
Yes there is. The current brown areas are not flood plains. This area is known as 'Terra Incognita', impassable for all units. This is for two (or three) reasons: firstly, these areas were not discovered, or at least properly cartographed by any European nation (and it follows the lines of the original game Europa Universalis), and secondly it will help to reduce over-colonization of the world.
This means of course that there is no flood plains in the game, but those flooded areas I have dealed by putting them some wheat to reflect the plains. Fortunately there's not much of them.
Hope this cleared it up a bit
This means of course that there is no flood plains in the game, but those flooded areas I have dealed by putting them some wheat to reflect the plains. Fortunately there's not much of them.
Hope this cleared it up a bit
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