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  • #61
    Cool - thanks for this crucial, vital, essential, top-priority information.

    All those Santas lined up like that look cute. LOL
    A lot of Republicans are not racist, but a lot of racists are Republican.

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    • #62
      Where do yah make the map larger than Gigantic?

      I tried changing ..MapSize from 3 to 8 but got an error.....

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      • #63
        I've played the game for a while and the thing I dislike about it the most is that there's a limit of how many cities you can have under certain governments without it affecting the happiness. Is there any way to turn this off? It's extremely annoying when you're conquering other nations that have a lot of cities. Especially since the most any government can have is 60 cities. Does anyone know how to change this??

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        • #64
          quote:

          Originally posted by Savant on 12-07-2000 10:07 AM
          "Some such"?

          Well, given the info provided, I would reckon it may be that the program is seeking the CD for files and then crashes to the desktop bc it can't locate your CD in the CD-ROM. It may be going to the CD to get movies or sound files that aren't on the hard drive and then crashes to the desktop when it doesn't find them.

          I would check your devices in system settings and you can also add device settings in config.sys and autoexec.bat to make sure your CD is identified properly. You probably have a CD driver install disk you can get that info from.

          Other thing is that you may have another IDE device on that same cable? That may be the cause of the failure to find the CD.




          Thanks for replying to my query. I have actually reinstalled the program, using the other, non-maximum option, but it keeps doing it. It says it can't find the graphics files for certain units. I have checked the 'civpath' file and compared it with the civpath file for CTP1, and there are no big differences, I'll try what you suggested. Thanks again for your help.

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          • #65
            If you check out the creation forum, things like this are address on a regular basis... as for how to you just have to edit the govern.txt in ...\ctp2_data\default\gamedata. For example, anarchy has the following line...

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            TooManyCitiesThreshold=1000



            By changing the values you can make this a none factor. Raising all governments to 1000 should fix your problem, but make the game a little unrealistic... just like anarchy is... who ever heard of a peaceful transition from one gov't to another, the threshold should be low for that one at least causing riots... people hate major changes like that... and a civil war isn't always a bad thing is it

            Hope that solves your question.

            Omni

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            • #66
              quote:

              Originally posted by Savant on 12-07-2000 10:07 AM
              "Some such"?

              Well, given the info provided, I would reckon it may be that the program is seeking the CD for files and then crashes to the desktop bc it can't locate your CD in the CD-ROM. It may be going to the CD to get movies or sound files that aren't on the hard drive and then crashes to the desktop when it doesn't find them.

              I would check your devices in system settings and you can also add device settings in config.sys and autoexec.bat to make sure your CD is identified properly. You probably have a CD driver install disk you can get that info from.

              Other thing is that you may have another IDE device on that same cable? That may be the cause of the failure to find the CD.




              I tried what you suggested, but to no avail. I guess I'll have to wait and see what the activision support people say...

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