Scenarios?

Pastorius · 11-11-2005, 22:43

So, are you going to play any of them scenarios (either included or upcoming)?

Pastorius · 11-11-2005, 22:45

Notice to Krys: Pericles is in the Greek scenario, or so I read @ that other site...

ProPain · 11-11-2005, 23:23

Earth map, kinda takes me down memory lane when after days of messing about in civ1 to the point of total frustration (all my cities went in disorder, didnt read the manual so didnt know lux slider or possibility to turn citizens into entertainers) Swingue showed me how to clean the earth map in 15 mins.

Those were the days...when you could still use the poles to travel to the americas in the stone age

Matrix · 12-11-2005, 01:40

I've always liked scenarios.

It's not as fun as a normal epic game though, but fun for a change.

Socrates · 12-11-2005, 14:46

Voted "Yes. Perhaps not as much as multiplayer, but I ll give em a try".

I'll wait for a solid patch before playing them though. akots said that the Roman-Greek one was weird right now. Noted, Paal, and I'm sure it will suit our revenge better than that huge map we played on last time through the TAM mod.

But hey, that means you'll be Pericles ? Mmmmh... Me a Roman ?

Pastorius · 12-11-2005, 15:22

Would have to mod it to allow playing as Pericles, afaik.

Not really balanced enough for MP either, from what I ve seen so far...

akots · 12-11-2005, 19:47

@Krys: this whole civ4 game is one huge TAM mod.

View Poll Results: Scenarios?
Yes sir, all you can toss at me	1	12.50%
Yes, but only that good ol earth map. I love those earth maps	1	12.50%
Yes. Perhaps not as much as multiplayer, but I ll give em a try	4	50.00%
Shut up already and go do something useful	0	0%
Bleh. I dont know. Stop bothering me	1	12.50%
Nah. Them be st00pid	1	12.50%
Voters: 8. You may not vote on this poll

11-11-2005, 22:43	#1
Pastorius Custard used tile Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Opening a can Posts: 3,158	Scenarios? So, are you going to play any of them scenarios (either included or upcoming)? __________________

11-11-2005, 22:45	#2
Pastorius Custard used tile Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Opening a can Posts: 3,158	Notice to Krys: Pericles is in the Greek scenario, or so I read @ that other site... __________________

11-11-2005, 23:23	#3
ProPain Customized Admin :) Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: sailing the seas of cheese. Posts: 5,852	Earth map, kinda takes me down memory lane when after days of messing about in civ1 to the point of total frustration (all my cities went in disorder, didnt read the manual so didnt know lux slider or possibility to turn citizens into entertainers) Swingue showed me how to clean the earth map in 15 mins. Those were the days...when you could still use the poles to travel to the americas in the stone age __________________ I fed my Dog the American Dream Well, he rolled over and he started to scream He said, I dig the taste of salt but it don't keep me alive yeah, yeah

12-11-2005, 01:40	#4
Matrix Administrator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Tampere, Finland Posts: 4,828	I've always liked scenarios. It's not as fun as a normal epic game though, but fun for a change. __________________

12-11-2005, 14:46	#5
Socrates Emperor Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 3,946	Voted "Yes. Perhaps not as much as multiplayer, but I ll give em a try". I'll wait for a solid patch before playing them though. akots said that the Roman-Greek one was weird right now. Noted, Paal, and I'm sure it will suit our revenge better than that huge map we played on last time through the TAM mod. But hey, that means you'll be Pericles ? Mmmmh... Me a Roman ? __________________ Sent from my Debian

12-11-2005, 15:22	#6
Pastorius Custard used tile Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Opening a can Posts: 3,158	Would have to mod it to allow playing as Pericles, afaik. Not really balanced enough for MP either, from what I ve seen so far... __________________

12-11-2005, 19:47	#7
akots Nebuchadnezzar II Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Glover Park Posts: 4,459	@Krys: this whole civ4 game is one huge TAM mod. __________________ Cujusvis hominis est errare; nullius, nisi insipientis in errore perseverare Ciceron (Marcus Tullius)