What's yer favorite scenario of all time?

[Dan Severn]

I would 'ave ta' put me vote in for "Red Front!" I's definitely anti-communist, but this is one heckuva challenge. The gameplay is terrific!

[Vlad Antlerkov]

I'm not sure which... I liked the following:

- Red Front (of course )
- Harlan Thompson's Pacific WW2 and Europe WW2 scenarios
(I liked playing as the bad guy )
- The Mars scenario that came with FW
- Midgard (the ToT version)

If anyone were to make a good FFIII-based scenario, I'd probably play it...

[Chris 62]

Ancient Empires: The early Empires by Kull.

[Juggler]

I especially like playing Yugoslavia:the suicide of a European nation and WW2 Pacific. I also like playing scenarios of ancient Rome and Greece etc.

[crashmon28]

I tend to play the Time threat Paradox (for TOT). The way can diverge mid game to a completly different ending, is one of the reasons that I tend to play ToT instaed of MGE.

[Jimmywax]

I like Nemo's Second Front and BeBro's Imperium. Right now I am playing Carl Fritz's "The Battle for Algiers" v2.00. The graphics are good and it is a bit tougher than expected. I really enjoy it. For all time though I am going to go with either "2194 Days of War" or "Brown Mans Burden".

[JPetroski]

In terms of re-playability, Blackclove's Menelik II is my favorite scenario of all time. It's the only scenario I've loaded up for enjoyment at least once a month since it has come out.

In terms of graphics, my favorite scenario is probably Michael Daumen's Libertad O Muerte . Red Front and Second Front (and Blitz) have exceptional graphics, but even though I myself primarily design WW2 scenarios, I prefer the look of eariler times.

And as far as the scenario's that I've designed myself go, my favorite is by far Up the Deadly Boot . It's the only one I still play.

The nice thing about this game is that new scenarios are always coming out - each one building from the last. Even if Civ3 flops (I have my concerns), Civ2 will always remain an enjoyable game (for me at least).


JP

[Earwicker]

Global Apocalypse is a fun tehcnology-age knock-down drag-out, especially if challenging yourself by playing one of the weaker civs (Pacific, Africans).

[Fiera]

Jesús Balsinde's Al-Andalus. I love it.

[our_man]

My favourite has got to be Red Front. Simply the best. Jesús Balsinde's War of Cuba comes second, followed closely by Bernd Brosing's Imperium Romanium for third. Mars Now! and Pitt's War also deserve mention.

[St Leo]

Of all the scenarios that I have played, I enjoyed Harlan's Mongols 2.0 the most.