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[Toffer90]

No I'm old school with the Original CD sets. Toffer may be the only Modder that uses the steam version currently on the team. The rest of us are long long time Civ players. I still have all my CD sets going back to Civ II.

I got the steam version for free when I sent steam a photograph of my Civ IV complete CD set with its unique serial-key visible.
I also own a lot of old PC games on CD, like Civ III, Civ 1, call to power, age of empires 1, alpha centauri, diablo 1 & 2, might and magic VII, fallout 1 and 2, settlers 2 gold, among others. Ah those were the days.
Once I even had loads of Amiga floppy disc games like "knights and merchants", mortal combat 1, lemmings, but they are gone now.... (sad).

 

[JosEPh_II]

Dune II on a floppy, followed by Outpost then came Master Of Orion on CD, I still have the original and the Book so when the game ask for a name of a ship as a means of checking piracy I can flip to it.

I have a game closet that has the top 2 shelves lined with the boxes and manuals of all the games I've bought since Outpost in 1996 when I got my 1st PC. Before that I was introduced to Dune II by my son-in-law and his 286 PC when he married my oldest daughter in 1995. For many years I kept an early Pentium PC just to play those older games. I finally took it to a recycling center a couple of years ago. Had not touched it in 10 years.

But the Civ Series in all it's early iterations, the Master of Orion Series ( I,II, and III), and all the different Empire Earth, Age of Empires, Total War and those like these have all been on any computer I've owned. 22 years of PC gaming is in my collection. My 4 kids all cut their PC teeth on Master of Orion and MoOII along with Civ II Gold.

 

[Harrier]

Old memories.

The first real computer game I played was Adventure (Colossal Caves) in 1980. The game was written for a mainframe in 1976, It was a text based game. Someone in the company I worked for converted it to work on our own manufactured small business computers.

I even had a copy of the source code written in COBOL (converted from FORTRAN).

 

[Noriad2]

Speaking of nostalgia..I played and finished every title in the Warcraft series (the real-time strategy game, not the MMO).

For those who share this nostalgia..there is an unofficial remake of Warcraft III coming out end of this year, with better graphics. It is called Armies of Azeroth, and it uses the free Starcraft II demo (which has an improved graphics engine compared to the original Warcraft III) and is basically a massive mod for it. The multiplayer version is already done (some footage can be found on youtube) but they are currently working on the full single-player campaign.

 

[Sakura Matou]

It's all ok. I suppose if it bothers me that much I can dig up my old disks and play it that way. Seems to be related to Steam, it fixed when I rolled back the The steam patch to the "Release Beta" but caused some other issues. If Toffer gets around to fixing it for steam if he can that would be great but you guys got more important things to fix so no hurry. Thank you very much though for all the help with this silly problem

 

[Thunderbrd]

Old memories.

The first real computer game I played was Adventure (Colossal Caves) in 1980. The game was written for a mainframe in 1976, It was a text based game. Someone in the company I worked for converted it to work on our own manufactured small business computers.

I even had a copy of the source code written in COBOL (converted from FORTRAN).

I may have played that... it was a character based dungeon bash kind of game wasn't it? I don't know what captured my interest back then so deeply but I think it was something like that. If this was similar to Zork, yeah, I played the crap out of some of those style games. They were pretty much impossible to work out without eventually being given all the hints but damn they were fun.

Speaking of nostalgia..I played and finished every title in the Warcraft series (the real-time strategy game, not the MMO).

For those who share this nostalgia..there is an unofficial remake of Warcraft III coming out end of this year, with better graphics. It is called Armies of Azeroth, and it uses the free Starcraft II demo (which has an improved graphics engine compared to the original Warcraft III) and is basically a massive mod for it. The multiplayer version is already done (some footage can be found on youtube) but they are currently working on the full single-player campaign.

Damn warcraft was good. So was Command and Conquer from the same era. I always preferred the turn based platform but those games were still really solid. Lost a lot as things moved forward somehow... the games got worse instead of better which shouldn't happen but hey, there's a reason we're doing what we're doing here too isn't there?

 

[Toffer90]

It's all ok. I suppose if it bothers me that much I can dig up my old disks and play it that way. Seems to be related to Steam, it fixed when I rolled back the The steam patch to the "Release Beta" but caused some other issues. If Toffer gets around to fixing it for steam if he can that would be great but you guys got more important things to fix so no hurry. Thank you very much though for all the help with this silly problem

What issue did the beta cause?
That's the one I'm using and I haven't noticed anything.

 

[Sakura Matou]

Slowed down the game considerbly, could no longer launch the mod directly either..