Unique Scenarios

[Patine]

Fantasy Flight's three LOTR scens were really something else, come to think of it. Virtually roleplaying/adventure games in and of themselves.

[curtsibling]

I would vote for 'Infantry' and old classic by Beren.

A kind of proto-warhammer sci-fi war scenario...
Pretty cool and a real bestonet example!

http://spanish.apolyton.net/civ2/bestonet/files/infantry.zip

Be sure and check out the Spanish Civ Site's other scenarios...

Plenty of good ones!

[Eivind IV]

Re: Unique Scenarios

Originally posted by Willhelm II
I'm looking for the most unique scenarios ever made for civ2 - scenarios that slightly alter the way the game is played, such as that brilliant Gangster scenario (forgot it's name) that made Civ2 look like New York.

That gangster scenario's mine. So cheers for the 'brilliant' compliment!

There's a whole collection of non traditional scens here: http://www.civfanatics.com/civ2/down...narios/others/

Check out the Kobayashi ones.

[Stefan Härtel]

Originally posted by Arthedain
I always had to cheat in the beginning of the Odyssey scenario, otherwise I weren't able to leave Troy. Or was it capturing Troy? Can't remember now.

Destroy Troy.

Sorry for that, but it was calling for it

[Arthedain]

Originally posted by Stefan Härtel


Destroy Troy.

Sorry for that, but it was calling for it

I know, but somehow I was never able to leave the region and set sail for home.

[willemvanoranje]

What about "The Wealth of Nations" by kobayashi?

[Eivind IV]

Yes, and Battlefield Chess which was the ones I reccomended in my post.

[willemvanoranje]

Ah yes.. I overlooked that. I was already surprised no one named any of his!

Anyway, I was wondering, I can't find any old pages from earlier scenario design contests... slightly off-topic, i know..

[Willhelm II]

Re: Re: Unique Scenarios

Originally posted by Eivind IV


That gangster scenario's mine. So cheers for the 'brilliant' compliment!

There's a whole collection of non traditional scens here: http://www.civfanatics.com/civ2/down...narios/others/

Check out the Kobayashi ones.

My pleasure; truly you have talant and insight with regards to scenario making, and look foward to playing anymore work you have to offer.

[Kull]

Originally posted by Arthedain

I know, but somehow I was never able to leave the region and set sail for home.

Download the file from the link I posted up above. My website version contains 3 Hints files (one for each chapter). They are event sensitive (i.e. only one hint at a time appears on the screen), so you won't inadvertantly read any that would spoil the game.

[kobayashi]

Ah WillemO and Eivind, my pals from the good ol'Civfan days. What can I say?....

[Boco]

Keep at it Kobayashi. Despite the slim feedback you get from us, you'd be surprised at how much your innovative work is appreciated.

[Arthedain]

Originally posted by Kull


Download the file from the link I posted up above. My website version contains 3 Hints files (one for each chapter). They are event sensitive (i.e. only one hint at a time appears on the screen), so you won't inadvertantly read any that would spoil the game.

Thanks mate. Btw, I just realised that I talked about Ismarus, not Troy.
And I also realised that I remembered that I solved the problem. I got all the way to Odysseys home, but there I missed some of the events before entering the house, thus it all turned into a disaster.

[willemvanoranje]

i never got to the bow.. or the event in penelope's room.. don't know what is next really. I just can't get to the enemy, nor make use of any of the weapons (shields/spears) etc...

[Boco]

Memories may be be distorted with time, but I remember it played well for me. Unfortunately I don't remember what I did between landing and entering Penelope's room. Don't you have to knock off a couple of units along the way? The only 'trick' in the final scene that I remember was to hop onto furniture and other special terrain. Oh, and explore as much as possible via the 'railway' system in that room. That way you can knock off some of the weaker units in the back. Take the tip with a grain of salt, it's been a long while since I played it.