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In this image Saxons and Angles move in towards Mount Badon, (the cursor is on it) while Christian horsemen prepare for a last stand!
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It has evolved into this:
The Lost Island (ver 2.0) for FW, for real this time! Before I stick it on my Website (which is growing daily) I would like to do some more playtesting as it has been revised quite a bit and may need to be rebalanced. Case? Are you out there, Case?Attached Files -
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YesOriginally posted by Jacobite1688
Case? Are you out there, Case?
How can I be of assistance?
(BTW, I don't remember offering to test the earlier version of this scenario, so that might explain things if you're pissed at me for not responding to it
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No, I just posted this with the call to you because you DID look at the first one when I was first getting my toes in the scenario waters. Your help went a long way. I'm on a P.C. at work right now, but I'll send it over later. Thanks in advance for your time and advice.Comment
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'Arguing with anonymous strangers on the internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be - or to be indistinguishable from - self-righteous sixteen year olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.'
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Are you planning to start making non-fictional scenarios soon?
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Jacobite, this looks very interesting. Roman Brittania if i'm not mistaken by the city placements on the map. The turquoise tribe is the Scots, northeast of the Picts, in Strathclyde and Armagh, if i'm not mistaken.
If you could forawrd it to me too, i'd also be willing to give it a good run.
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My tests have shown that the Roman Britians are still a little too strong, I think. Either that or I have been getting lucky. I am leaving town for the weekend but I will try to get it to you both before I do. It still needs some balancing. I look forward to your to hearing opinions
In a manner of speaking, BOTH of my finished scenarios ARE non-fiction, historical scenarios.Originally posted by St Leo
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Are you planning to start making non-fictional scenarios soon?
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As for my Old Testament scenario there can be no doubt that Abraham, Moses and the rest of the gang were real people who lived and did stuff. The existance of Adam and Eve and the like can only be conjectured, but they don't appear in the scenario, anyways. The bible, to some extent, is a good historical source. To the same degree, my scenario is, too. That scenario is very historical as scenarios go. The text pop-ups are written from a particular point of view, but that does not make them "fictional" Ditto for "King Arthur" and the lot in my Lost Island scenario, although the text boxs are more objective in that one.
A future project?
-I have a finshed 14th century Europe scenario with an all new tech tree and the like. It's for 2.42. It doesn't work as it should. It was my first attempt (even before Lost Island). It needs to be started again at the begining, but I want to see it finished sometime before CIV IV come out
-I tipped my hand that my SDC entry will involve the Jacobites
- WarVoid, how about that 12th century Crusader kingdom Scenario? 
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