Hannibal's War

[curtsibling]

I enjoy a good Stuka attack like anyone else,
but there is just a certain 'class' about going into battle in bronze armour and a toga!

[fairline]

Originally posted by Jimmywax
Looks simply awesome, just wish I had more time to play it all before I left. Nice work

Thanks Jimmy (on behalf of myself and Palaiologos), and welcome back

I just DL'ed and opened the zip myself and it worked for me.

Here's my version, just in case there is a problem:

[fairline]

Curt and Yaro: I like WW2 scenarios but a change from them is a good thing sometimes

[Ceteram]

uh, really looking forward to play this one...allthough I'll have to play The Enemy!

[fairline]

You can play it now Ceteram; the zips are above. Pericles wrote the events specifically to be played as the Carthaginians, so I'm afraid you may have a strange game playing as Rome

[Palaiologos]

Just to clarify something:

Fairline was a full co-designer in this one. His contribution constitutes an irreplacable part in this scenario.

As for playing as the Romans, i was thinking of making a multiplayer version. I mean, i personally think it would make an ideal 1 vs 1 game. Even the Roman allies and Macedonian civs could be made playable.

[yaroslav]

Well, by now it looks good. Things that I like of this scen (in no particular oder)

1) The Graphics
2) The amount of unit: it's very good! Not too much unit, not too few...
3) The wounded ships at the start of the scen in the African cities of the Chartago's Empire (good detial)
4) The events.

However, I've played only a few turns. I hope I'll play more the next week (this is a week where the computer is going to be shared a lot)

[Ceteram]

@ fairline:

You can play it now Ceteram; the zips are above. Pericles wrote the events specifically to be played as the Carthaginians, so I'm afraid you may have a strange game playing as Rome

I am not from another planet you know.
Just really check my nick (ceteram censeo carthaginem delendam esse...) and you'll understand my first post. Unless you already did...

[Shaka Naldur]

downloading...

[Boco]

Downloading and snooping!

Does the choice at the end of @GOLDENAGE have consequences?

Looks and reads very well! This I gotta try.

[Cyrion]

Originally posted by fairline
Maybe we should have included some WW2 units to get people interested in this

No no, this period is great!

It's just that I haven't had any time to try it yet!

But, from the outside, it looks great!

[fairline]

Originally posted by Boco
Downloading and snooping!

Does the choice at the end of @GOLDENAGE have consequences?

Looks and reads very well! This I gotta try.

Thanks Dave

The @GOLDENAGE choice occurs after the battle of Cannae and is a choice as to whether to slaughter just Roman prisoners or Romans and their Latin allies. As for the consequences of this choice - it makes no odds either way. The Cannae event is there to give the Romans the Fabian strategy.

Palaiologos was the event and tech tree maestro, so hopefully I haven't got this wrong I was the graphics and unit info monkey, with a bit of text and historical info help thrown in. I'm very much the junior partner in this one.

[fairline]

Originally posted by Ceteram
@ fairline:


I am not from another planet you know.
Just really check my nick (ceteram censeo carthaginem delendam esse...) and you'll understand my first post. Unless you already did...

Oops I wasn't sure if you'd noticed the half-dozen zips attached to this thread

I don't speak Latin, but I guess it's a quote slagging off the Carthaginians, so I think I understand now.......

[fairline]

Originally posted by Cyrion


No no, this period is great!

It's just that I haven't had any time to try it yet!

But, from the outside, it looks great!

Thanks Cyrion The gameplay is Pericles' and it plays really well.

[Cyrion]

You're welcome!

BTW Fairline, I might need your help for some roman-based units for a future project! Once I'm over with the current one, that is...