Scenario Requests Thread
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ewu.7waker
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The desert and the mountain scenario from civIII, for warlords, truly a masterpiece of a scenario which i would love to see for civ4
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(Benin Playable )Aramil799
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Two scenarios that it'd be great to have adapted for BtS: "The Cold War- Small, Fast, & Beautiful" by Jlocke. This is from vanilla, but it's perhaps the greatest scenario I've ever played, and an update would be awesome.
Here's the link: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=171900
Secondly, the Age of Imperialism Deluxe scenario from Civ3. I realize this would be a massive and perhaps-unattainable objective, but it'd be incredible.
Here's the link:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=95741
Here's the link: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=171900
Secondly, the Age of Imperialism Deluxe scenario from Civ3. I realize this would be a massive and perhaps-unattainable objective, but it'd be incredible.
Here's the link:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=95741
steampunk1880
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How about from Civ 2? Anyone who has played the Fantastic Worlds expansion must remember the Jules Verne Scenario. I belive the object was to be the first to go from earth to the moon on their space cannon. The only problem was the only way to do that was sucessfully complete a number of quests (or trading for the reward technology) that involved defeating unique barbarian units usually with high defense but zero movement. Examples include defeating a "volcano" in Iceland that gave you the prerequisite tech to start researching "Journey to the center of the earth. Successful completion of quests usually gave a large monetary reward and\or a unique unit or wonder to build. Or the wandering unique barbarian Nautilus with a direct cash reward. I could list the quests if you want. A specific non-playable civilization also often was given special technologies that you would want to get by capturing their cities.
The only civilizations you are meant to play are the Anglo Alliance which consists of England, It's colonies, and the northern United States; and the continental alliance which consists of Napoleon's Empire (plus Russia) and the Southern United States. Also playable but at a disadvantage that makes winning the scenario extra hard are the Islamic League of North Africa through to Iran and the Mysterious East which consisted of China and Japan and finally the Secret Evil Organization which has only a few extremely well fortified cities around the globe with unique extra strong units to make sure they are a nuisance but not a threat to the two main playable civs. Not meant to be playable and at a huge disadvantage of development and tech are the Aborigines and the Exotics who were utility civs only there to make the quests work. The Exotics are probably not necessary since we have barbarians and their cities that do the same job but the Aborigines can still be usefull holders of the Punched Cards for the Time Machine quest.
The game lasted from 1800 to 1899 I think, and had just enough time to do all the quests and the require technologies to win, so think in terms of months. If anyone is willing to take this one up I will be pretty happy. I don't think it will be easy. I personally have no experience making scenarios or mods for that matter, but I can tell anyone who cares all about it.
The only civilizations you are meant to play are the Anglo Alliance which consists of England, It's colonies, and the northern United States; and the continental alliance which consists of Napoleon's Empire (plus Russia) and the Southern United States. Also playable but at a disadvantage that makes winning the scenario extra hard are the Islamic League of North Africa through to Iran and the Mysterious East which consisted of China and Japan and finally the Secret Evil Organization which has only a few extremely well fortified cities around the globe with unique extra strong units to make sure they are a nuisance but not a threat to the two main playable civs. Not meant to be playable and at a huge disadvantage of development and tech are the Aborigines and the Exotics who were utility civs only there to make the quests work. The Exotics are probably not necessary since we have barbarians and their cities that do the same job but the Aborigines can still be usefull holders of the Punched Cards for the Time Machine quest.
The game lasted from 1800 to 1899 I think, and had just enough time to do all the quests and the require technologies to win, so think in terms of months. If anyone is willing to take this one up I will be pretty happy. I don't think it will be easy. I personally have no experience making scenarios or mods for that matter, but I can tell anyone who cares all about it.
BlackFangFire
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All the scenarios that come with Civ 4 Warlords.
The Navy Seal
Emperor
I'm planning if I have enough time to update atleast some of them.
BlackFangFire
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you say 'update' so i take it they are located somewhere? could u perhaps give me the link...?
aman2192
Fade To Black
I believe he means update them from Warlords to BTS.
Head Serf
Emperor
(insert explitives here) I completely forgot to update the Dark Ages! I'll get right to to that. Thanks!
No offense, folks, but the Scenario subforum is for completed scenarios only.
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How about Civ-Life, where you played as viruses that evolves to protozoas to insects and so on?
I know of what you speak, I requested it a few times myself. The most common answer was, "never heard of it". Which was rather a surprise, it's one of the best mods made for Civ2.
That scenario itself would lend itself wonderfully to get a complete modpack in 4. And hey, it's the world of Jules Verne!
obliterate
Warrior Monk
How about an east-asia colonising scenario.
