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  • Arrian,

    I don't have PTW yet (3 days to go).
    Your explanation=Egyptian hieroglyphs
    Step by step please (computer people do the job for me, not the reverse!, at least in real life!!!)
    I know, it's embarassing the first time, at least for me...
    The Mountain Sage of the Swiss Alps

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    • Mountain Sage, there should be 3 files in the zip file I posted. One of them is named Civ3 1.29 (or something similar). That's the file you have to put into your Scenarios folder.


      Dominae
      And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...

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      • If it works like PTW (and I'm almost sure it does), do the following:

        1) Unzip the zip file.
        2) Move or copy the .bic file to your Scenarios folder. (The default location is Program Files->Infrogames Interactive->Civilization III->Scenarios.)
        3) From the Civ III opening menu, choose Load Scenario (instead of the regular Load) and pick the scenario for AU 207.

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        • You know what?
          IT EVEN WORKS!!!
          BY AU999 I'm sure I'll teach you...
          In the meantime, to you all.

          I'll play the French, of course, on 1.29 (I just can't wait PTW). Will be interesting comparing all the French players.
          Don't expect any comments soon, I like to die alone (spoilers are, well, spoilers).
          If I manage, I'll play the PP.

          Signed: Arrian's Gimini Cricket
          The Mountain Sage of the Swiss Alps

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          • Dear God, how much goes on here...

            OK, I'm gonna skip AU 206, and jump right into this one; I know, I know, this is meant to be non-time sensitive, but I wanna start along with the rest of you guys for the first time in a while.

            Please forgive me, poor P3-500 workhorse.
            The greatest delight for man is to inflict defeat on his enemies, to drive them before him, to see those dear to them with their faces bathed in tears, to bestride their horses, to crush in his arms their daughters and wives.

            Duas uncias in puncta mortalis est.

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