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how many scenario's are there that exclusively cover the invasion of poland?
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I agree.Originally posted by Heresson
Please, no more ww2 scns.
I'd really love to play a scenario in which the player doesn't start with a dozen size 12 cities and a hundred units all over the map.
There aren't enough good sci-fi scenarios. I like CapTVK's Wasteland idea!Comment
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I'd say starting with around 5 cities and 20 units is about right for a scenario. Something I can get right into.Visit First Cultural Industries
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Fully agree with Smiley: I like to do some building before I go a-conquering
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Uh, that's how most of my scenarios look like...Originally posted by valmont
I'd really love to play a scenario in which the player doesn't start with a dozen size 12 cities and a hundred units all over the map.
I don't want any.how many scenario's are there that exclusively cover the invasion of poland?
I don't like the concept of 5-turn scenario."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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Originally posted by valmont
I agree.
I'd really love to play a scenario in which the player doesn't start with a dozen size 12 cities and a hundred units all over the map.
There aren't enough good sci-fi scenarios. I like CapTVK's Wasteland idea!
Wasteland does make a good candidate for a slow build&conquer scenario. As in the game you start out with limited resources (Desert Ranger HQ was basically a prison complex with light industrial facilities). You could only build light infantry, the odd biplane and perhaps an armoured vehicle but that's about it. High tech units are special and could only be aquired through quests and special missions. Meanwhile you would slowly spread your influence by conquering (or bribing!?) a few smaller cities like quartz and needles until you reach Las Vegas. Which will actually be a huge patchwork of cityblocks, littered with mines, gangs and thugs and you'll need to take them out one by one
Meanwhile...strange reports start flowing in about....
to be continued...
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I'm against the wasteland idea."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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I agree with Heresson there are already LOTS of ww2 scenarios, and I think that's a fact (not negative, just a FACT)
But a new scenario is always something potentially good for the community of players... of course, the more original, the better for most of people, exactly because some eras/themes/wars are already enough 'covered'...
However, I think that some 'sectorial' ww2 scenarios can have their own originality, and could be appreciated by... Heresson too
In this sense, I proposed Kreta 1941, never covered!
Alternative: empire-bulding scenario.
There are many periods covered by scenarios very old, or not sublime'
, or good but 'coverable' by other perspective or point of view...
IMHO, of course
Finally, I'll reveal you THE secret: with his posts, Heresson is only trying to hide his deep and uncofessable desire...
...the theater: a badly water-based map....
...the scenario title: "The Rise of FROGS" !!!
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Damn double posts!
I would also like to see good ToT Napoleonic scenario that takes advantage of all the new graphics!
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A nice fantasy and building scenario, based in a desert/Egyptian world...
Oh, wait!
I am working on that!
(and a WW2 scenario - )
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Finally, I'll reveal you THE secret: with his posts, Heresson is only trying to hide his deep and uncofessable desire...
...the theater: a badly water-based map....
...the scenario title: "The Rise of FROGS" !!!
Now that You mention it, it's an interesting idea, isn't it?
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I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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Totally agree, I loved the units that Stephan (jim) started to do for Eivind's (kobra's) Waterloo scen. A shame they haven't been used anywhere.Originally posted by curtsibling
Damn double posts!
I would also like to see good ToT Napoleonic scenario that takes advantage of all the new graphics!
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