Mamluks scenario updated

[Heresson]

To be honest, I don't remember how much I've changed, I did it some time ago.
I fixed some mistakes, and made the scn even harder.
I emphasise: the game is ment for playing Egyptians only.

[fairline]

Wow Heresson, you were right about your cities - they are nice Do you mind if I offer some constructive criticism though? They look much nicer still if you raise the contrast by 33%

[Heresson]

I'll try it, thanks

[Exile]

It's that green guy.

Ok, I looked at Memluks. Very interesting scenario; great map! good terrain graphics, and I like to see any ancient or medieval scenario.

I agree precisely with Gareth. The city graphics are very good, though they tend to be a bit isometric, but my feeling was that the city, as well as the unit graphics, need to be darker.

When I first looked at it, I thought, "It's that green guy." This is just a small suggestion, but sometimes, a colorful approach is not a bad idea. One can stick to loud primary colors for loud, primary eras, or used more subdued, chromatic hues for more subdued, chromatic times. If you really must go with a monochromatic approach, have you tried some other color besides bright, neon-light-like green?

[Heresson]

What's isometric?
And Komenai was orange!!!

[Heresson]

Heraclius is blue, but I'm afraid Muhammad is gonna be green again.

[Heresson]

Oh, and if anybody would be so kind to host it...

[Heresson]

Here is a screenie

[Heresson]

Here's Egypt

[Heresson]

Here's Syria

[Exile]

Ok I really like the little boats. May I use them?

[Heresson]

Of course.
Generally, the idea of using little boats was by Bernd.
I took a little sail of some unit drawing, and made a boat out of it. I used it earlier.

[Heresson]

Just 26 dowloads! Grrrrrr

[curtsibling]

Make that 27!



And may I say your cities are truly superb!

[Heresson]

Thank You. It's 28 now
I thought civ2 community is bigger. Or is it, and only my scns aren't popular