Can somebody loan me a gun?!?!

[kcbob]

AARRGGHH!!

I could cry!!!

My brother-in-law is over last night finishing up a game he's been playing on my PC for the last 3 months. He finishes and the Hall Of Fame list is displayed. It shows my top five finishes accomplished over the last year and a half and his just completed game in the sixth slot.

I say "Don't hit clear."

Any guesses on which button he hits???

AARRGGHH!!

Now, his is the only score in the Hall Of Fame!!



Now, about that gun...

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Frodo lives!

[Andz83]

hate him! kill him!

how old is he? how can that happen? you tell him not to do itbut he does? strange... he deserves death, surely!

[cpp]

Deletion of the "hallfame.dat" file in your civ folder seems like a solution...

[kcbob]

quote: Originally posted by cpp on 11-15-2000 09:18 AM Deletion of the "hallfame.dat" file in your civ folder seems like a solution...

Was your other solution to hit 'CNTL/ALT/DELETE'?

Wouldn't deleting the .dat file simply either accomplish nearly the same as the 'clear' button or, worse, remove a file that I require for future playing?

And Andz83, he's 50 years old. You'd think he'd know better, huh?

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Frodo lives!

[ColdWizard]

a baseball bat may provide more satisfaction....

[Dr_Strangelove]

Let's see:

A .32 automatic carbine

OR

A .45 semi automatic pistol

OR

A .32 Winchester lever loading rifle

OR

A rifle with bullets the size of missiles!

Take you pick and welcome to Hodad's arm fair!

[Hueij]

quote: Wouldn't deleting the .dat file simply either accomplish nearly the same as the 'clear' button or, worse, remove a file that I require for future playing?

Nope, all that's happening is that the HoF becomes totally empty. When you start a new game a new .dat file will be created, with only your new entrance...

[kcbob]

quote: Originally posted by Hueij on 11-15-2000 09:57 AM Wouldn't deleting the .dat file simply either accomplish nearly the same as the 'clear' button or, worse, remove a file that I require for future playing?

Nope, all that's happening is that the HoF becomes totally empty. When you start a new game a new .dat file will be created, with only your new entrance...