Lord of the Rings Scenario, 2nd Edition

[cousarmy0001]

Ok, I've made a few changes that I think makes this a pretty good scenario.

A few tips; use each of the special units (Theoden, Aragorn, etc) to hear the unique attack sound for each, and check out the Arkenstone wonder at the Lonely Mountain in the far north of the map.

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icons, etc

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Sounds pt1

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Sounds pt2

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Sounds pt3

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Sounds pt4- last one

[cousarmy0001]

geez- i go through all of that trouble to assign the sound files, make some of my own, and then NOBODY even downloads them!

[Cyrion]

I'll download them as soon as I can afford some time on my home PC (hopefully this week-end)!

I swear I am REALLY interested in them!

[cousarmy0001]

i just realized, i forgot to put a pair of ents in the woods north of Rohan. sorry guys.

[Cyrion]

As I promised, I did a quick "sound-check" as soon as I was able, which means... right now!

I didn't try them in game (yet), but just opened them directly (lazy, lazy boy... )

So here are a few comments about some of them:

Extra 6 (Ents): I like the sound the Ents! Actually, I was looking for an "Ent sound" for my fantasy scenario, and would be really grateful if you allowed me to use yours...

Extra 8 (Saruman): if I heard well, the sentence about "Jedi powers" sounds a bit weird!

Helishot (Nazgul): I find this one very, very good!

Good job you did on the sounds (if they work in game for the units you wanted to assign them to ); as I tried for the first time this summer to assign sounds to units, I know how time consuming this can be!

I'll try to open the scen itself soon!

[cousarmy0001]

you have my full permission to use the Saruman, Theoden, or any other sound effects in this scenario. the Ent and Nazgul sound effects were actually taken from the MIDGARD scenario.

i should probably mention:

Theoden's sound effect was from Titanic
Aragorn's was from Hidalgo
Saruman's was, of course, from Star Wars (Ep 2)

i was looking at the txt file for units, and there was a long binary number in each description, i'm thinking they might have something to do with sound files, but i haven't messed around with that yet.