Kaiser Complete - Get Yer War On!

[curtsibling]

OK, just a little thread to give an easy place to link up to my recently complete scenario, Kaiser.

A chance to slog out WW1 (and beyond) without the inconvenience of rats, mud and Mauser fire!

The game and sounds zip can be found here!

http://cdgroup.org/forums/tbs/civ2/viewforum.php?f=81

Check the Kaiser thread, second page - Follow the standard CIV2 installation procedure.

Make a cuppa of good Brit tea (or fine German coffee) and enjoy!

[curtsibling]

And my esteemed thanks to the lads of the 1st Poly regiment, for their massive help!

[Mercator]

Have you submitted a civgroup newsitem?

[Harry Tuttle]

Yes he has and it will be going up tonight.

[curtsibling]

Groovy - glad you got it, Harry!

[AGRICOLA]

Looks super!

Parts of the Advice file are hilariously cynical.

Recommend minor spell check of Advice and Pedia files.

EDIT:
Sorry to have to report this Curt, but Events may be in error if Berlin is captured by the Russians or Petrograd is captured by the Central Powers. I think the minus signs in front of the reward amounts are wrong, they penalize the victorious side rather than the losers. In the rest of the file the losers are consistently penalized.

This file could also do with a quick spell check and edit.

[Harry Tuttle]

The Great Enemy Ace has spoken:

http://apolyton.net/civgroups/news.php?s=&civgroupid=55

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by AGRICOLA
Looks super!

Parts of the Advice file are hilariously cynical.

Recommend minor spell check of Advice and Pedia files.

EDIT:
Sorry to have to report this Curt, but Events may be in error if Berlin is captured by the Russians or Petrograd is captured by the Central Powers. I think the minus signs in front of the reward amounts are wrong, they penalize the victorious side rather than the losers. In the rest of the file the losers are consistently penalized.

This file could also do with a quick spell check and edit.

Damn those bugs!

I have learned not to rely on MS spell checker - I will use Atlantis and go through the text files...

Cheers for the heads-up, Agricola!

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
The Great Enemy Ace has spoken:

http://apolyton.net/civgroups/news.php?s=&civgroupid=55

Thanks, Harry!

That is really great stuff!

[Mercator]

Yikes! You've got a lot of stuff planned there. Do you even have time for anything else?

[curtsibling]

I will stretch these scenarios out over the next 200 years.

But seriously, I have some old. 'never seen by the web' scens that I plan to reinvent soon!

[curtsibling]

PS
The CDG link is now up to date!

[JamesJKirk]

I've played through several turns and so far it looks and plays great, and as someone in the other thread said, I like how makes the Schlieffen Plan the most likely route to success as the CP. One question though: What's up with the city names? It seems like you wanted to have the cities be in their native tongue, but in the case of Russia it looks like you used German names (I could tell you how they'd be transcribed from Cyrillic), and the transcription isn't standard for Chinese cities, like if you use Peking, you should also used Tsingtao (And Qingdao for Beijing). Just nitpicks though. And it seems like there were a couple other issues with the Events file, like the event for taking Belgrade only being triggered if it's held by the Rebels. Anyway, I just thought I'd bring these things up. Overall it looks, feels and plays great, I can't wait for the pbem to get going.

[Harry Tuttle]

Yeah, what about that PBEM? We need a Free Nations player...

[Riesstiu IV]

Hey Curt, awesome scenario but I noticed one thing. A regular submarine has an attack of 19 while the "U-boot" had an attack of 11. Seems like a mess up to me. Should the submarine have an attack of 9?