I've run out of ideas for a new BOTM, so this time I'm letting all of you decide!
Here's where we'll start. According to our normal game progression, BOTM 289 will be run at Noble Difficulty. I'll add a Challenger Save at Monarch Difficulty, for those who can't be bothered with Noble. All victory conditions will be enabled. I want you to vote on the following questions.
I will give you until the end of this Saturday, March 29, to cast your votes. The winning choices in each category will be used to create the game. I may regenerate the map a few times to find one that looks pleasing, but I won't edit whatever the computer produces. I'll try to get the game posted in time to start on April 1, for anyone who is ready for it.
In the event of a tie vote for any of the choices, I will select the winners randomly, by a roll of the dice. The result of all of this may be an odd and unusual combination. Who knows? Democracy can be a fickle thing!
Here's where we'll start. According to our normal game progression, BOTM 289 will be run at Noble Difficulty. I'll add a Challenger Save at Monarch Difficulty, for those who can't be bothered with Noble. All victory conditions will be enabled. I want you to vote on the following questions.
- What leader do you want to play?
- Which six leaders do you want the AI to play?
- What settings do you want for the game?
- What options do you want enabled? (Vote for as many non-conflicting options as you like. Ignore the ones for New Random Seed on Reload and Lock Modified Assets).
I will give you until the end of this Saturday, March 29, to cast your votes. The winning choices in each category will be used to create the game. I may regenerate the map a few times to find one that looks pleasing, but I won't edit whatever the computer produces. I'll try to get the game posted in time to start on April 1, for anyone who is ready for it.
In the event of a tie vote for any of the choices, I will select the winners randomly, by a roll of the dice. The result of all of this may be an odd and unusual combination. Who knows? Democracy can be a fickle thing!