The Altera Centauri collection has been brought up to date by Darsnan. It comprises every decent scenario he's been able to find anywhere on the web, going back over 20 years.
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Call To Power 2 Cradle 3+ mod in progress: https://apolyton.net/forum/other-games/call-to-power-2/ctp2-creation/9437883-making-cradle-3-fully-compatible-with-the-apolyton-edition
Ironwood is taking over Scipio's turns. I am still playing Christman's in his temporary absence. (So Mark will be sending this turn along to Ironwood from now on)
The UN Peacekeeping force has taken a closer look at the monument near UN headquaters. It appears to be some sort of pyramid, and it even has a street address, which for unknown reasons appears to be:
Menu/HQ/View Monuments
All it says so far is that the Gaians were first to found their base, which is not surprising since they made to the surface earliest. Our faction stayed in space searching for additional survivors from the Unity while all the others raced to the surface. There is also a notation about first scientific breakthough on Planet, which by no surprise was done by the Provost and his egghead minions. But we of the UN also made the breakthough that very smae year (2106). The next entry on this arcane ledger will probably be "first base facility". Our engineers are hurrying completion of our first Recycling Tanks so that we might show the others the superiority of re-uniting the original UN mission.
Creator of the Ultimate Builder Map, based on the Huge Map of Planet, available at The Chironian Guild:
http://guild.ask-klan.net.pl/eng/index.html
Well, Googlie sent me a password. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work. So unless he's sitting at his computer at this very moment (and has a nice DUH moment ), the game will be delayed a bit longer.
[i]Thurgood Ironwood walked up to the CEO's office. He passed the secretary. "Good Morning, Mr. Ironwood," she said in her bright, cheery secretary voice.
"Good morning, Sally." Ironwood continued to the security checkstation. The officer waived him through, and he approached the door.
The computer chimed in with the expected routine. "Name?"
"Thurgood Ironwood."
"Please approach for retinal scan." He put his face against the scanner. "Identity confirmed. Please state the password."
"****," he stated confidently.
"Password incorrect, please restate."
"****," he said, in a sligtly different inflection.
"Password incorrect, please restate."
Ironwood muttered under his breath, "Stupid password system. It already knows who I am."
"Password incorrect, entry denied."
Ironwood took out his cellphone, and called the security technician. "Hey Googlie..."
To those who understand,
I extend my hand.
To the doubtful I demand,
Take me as I am.
Anybody heard anything about Arima? The turn file has yet to be downloaded. If Arima's just not checking the board, could somebody give me the email address?
Pod popping can fun! It can also add thing to the terrain that isn't really needed. Fungus is lovely, but adding two lots of it is a bit much...
'No room for human error, and really it's thousands of times safer than letting drivers do it. But the one in ten million has come up once again, and the the cause of the accident is sits, something in the silicon.' - The Gold Coast - Kim Stanley Robinson
'Feels just like I can take a thousand miles in my stride hey yey' - Oh, Baby - Rhianna
Gaians - SITS
Hive - Christmann (in his absence, being temporarily played by Googlie)
University - Mark13
Morgan - Ironwood
Sparta - Arima
Believers - Qantaga
Peacekeepers - Dilithium D
Functionary Googlie activated the holomap and gazed at it thoughtfully. Administrator Yachimodo looked on expectantly.
"Here ... and here," Googlie finally said, pressing the command key and as he did, a small icon appeared on the map representing a future base site. Soon there were some six icons scattered in preferred locations on the map.
Yachimodo studied the locations and nodded.
"I agree," he said. "But it will take a massive effort and dicersion of our scarce resources to assemble the colony convoys and move them there - and do we send garrisons with them?"
Googlie pondered. It was tough trying to imagine what Chairman Christmann would do in these circumstances. His instructions had been both terse and sparse before he signed on for the reejuvenation treatment - one of the first to do so in the new colony.
"No," he finally said. "We can't afford the delays while we assemble and train scout battalions. Let the colonists take their chances if they encounter hostile native wildlife."
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