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Many thanks, dude!
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Im kinda a stranger here, but i stumbled across this.
Awesome stuff, i gotta say i particularly like the unit and city graphics. The deadly barbarian units make the early game more of a challenge. The size of the map will really suit those who like epic games.
It's very nice to see people still making quality stuff for civ2/ToT!Comment
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Thanks, Daftpanzer!
And welcome back!
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INTERMEDIATE REPORT:
***SPOILER WARNING***
Well, started again with the Skeer and used modified Harpies and Werewolves.
Had a lot of fun the first round, especially after those f$&§%/ wolves destroyed three cities from me, but some well placed forts would keep 'em away, but they were still a pain in the ass.
The Harpies were nasty but i managed to destroy their Pagan Rock, and they flet to the sea in anger, and deceided to attack an ancient city near my territory in their rage, lol...
One witch hunter was used as catnip by the Behemoth, lol, poor guy.
But most fun i had, when i conquered blackkeep. I received some big nasty guns!
Next turn my sloop saw some funny violet guy walking along the coastline near blackkeep. So I told my Captain "Aye, let's test those big 'uns, on this poor impius jerk over there."
*BOOOOM* *BOOOOM*
Karnzarius didn't stand a chance, hehe, but at least his artefacts were still there, gave me a lota money on the black market.
Now it's around Turn 70 and the Ancients already conquered all of shuuk territory and move on against the Khaarov.
I try to form an Alliance against this threat but the others want to die alone, poor impius jerks, hehe...
So long...Comment
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Excellent stuff!
You found the Obliteration gun!
And good show killing the Ancient leader...He deserved it!
I am chuffed you got such a blast from this scenario...
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Last edited by curtsibling; March 2, 2007, 02:51.Comment
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Curt the sound links in the wikipedia for this scenario lead to the same file.
No prob for me as i got the sounds from here, but you may want to correct that in the wikipedia."Military training has three purposes: 1)To save ourselves from becoming subjects to others, 2)to win for our own city a possition of leadership, exercised for the benefit of others and 3)to exercise the rule of a master over those who deserve to be treated as slaves."-Aristotle, The Politics, Book VII
All those who want to die, follow me!
Last words of Emperor Constantine XII Palaiologos, before charging the Turkish hordes, on the 29th of May 1453AD.Comment
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Pericles....I'll take a look at that, Cheers!
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