Nafta Gone Bad:

Please read me...

To use this scenario unzip the file into a directory and then copy 
to your CIV2 directory, REMEMBER to save all the previous files that 
will be copied over or you will not be able to restore your version
of CIV2 without reinstalling it.
This scenario is best played at Emperor level.

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RACIAL DISCLAIMER FOR THE STUPID:

This senario is not designed to alienate any ethnic group, 
it is not America versus Canada versus Mexico 
versus America. It is simple a game, a scenario of a game.
This is intended for fun, anyone getting to serious will be reported.

With this in mind please remember this is my first scenario.....

Canada is made a little bit stronger than is real because
America is so strong. I have always felt that Canada has always
been a strong nation but it was afraid to show it. We always give in
and let other nations dictate to us but we have always had a
strong military presence during times of war like in WW2. For this
reason Canada is strong. Before I get e-mail from hell, yes I know 
that Sault-Ste-Marie does not go there, if you think I screwed up 
the map of Canada look at the United States, now thats a screwed up
map!!!!!

Mexico is also a tough nation. In this scenario Mexico encorporates
Cuba, Jamacia, and other land masses. This was done becasue the 
map cuts off most of Mexico. I didn't feel like making a new map 
so I improvised and overcame.

The United States starts off as the main military power but it can 
not equal both Mexico and Canada. I felt this was appropriate because
most of the U.S.'s power is overseas in Korea, Bosnia and on the 
high seas (aircraft carrier groups ring a bell!! ).

Thanks for trying this scenario, more are in the works that may
surprise you......

I must also give a big thank you to all the designers that I "borrowed"
pieces of this game from, such as the map maker, the units designers
and many others to numerous to mention. You all do great work, it was
a pleasure to borrow some of your immense talent. Thank you again.

CaperMac

