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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002
time: 00:31
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I hate this.
and I've heard that conquests will be the same way
the only solution is to edit the file by hand. which kinda defeats the purpose for me.
seriously, this is a big drawback for me.
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Jaybe
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Las Vegas, NV USA
Sep 2001
time: 21:31
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You can edit the Hall of Fame yourself in notepad for your scenarios. I know it's a pain, but it is all you can do for now.
HighScore.cv3 format
leadername A nnnnn B C D (Separate each item with a space)
A = the civ race counting from the list shown in the hall of fame. 1 is Rome, 24 is Korea.
B = level counting Chief as 0, Diety as 5.
C = type of vic/loss
VictoryType: Domination(0), Conquest(1), Cultural(2), Diplomatic(3), Spacerace(4), Retired(5), Histograph(6)
D = 1 means won 0 means lost
nnnnn is your final score.
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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002
time: 05:31
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Overall, I say it's a bad thing. I play tons of fair scenarios which I wish the escore could be recorded after victory.
But earlier in my Civ-3 life I played some heavily-one-sided (in my favour) maps in which it was easy to get a pretty good score (just to be able to show-off my amazing scores). Guess it's trying to prevent that...
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heysewa
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St. Louis, MO
Feb 2002
time: 23:31
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When you win a conquest there is a victory table that keeps track of victories in all conquests. Similar to the HoF.
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heysewa
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St. Louis, MO
Feb 2002
time: 23:31
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You have to win a conquest to see it. At Least thats the only way I've seen it.
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volsang
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On the Vinland continent
May 2003
time: 05:31
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quote:
what do you guys are the odds for them fixing it? man itīs so frustrating! |
Umm, I don't see them fixing this. Let me explain why, when Civ III Vanilla came out, it was single player game. So, it did not matter if you modded the game. With the release of PTW, the game became a multi-player. So, think about this scenario person A, has modded the his game. he wants to play against person B, who has modded the game differently. I do not think the two versions would communicate very well of the internet. So, I think the makers of this game made the original version a read-only file, to encourage people who want to mod the game. To give it a different name. And say you have replaced certain civ's with other one. That kind of messes up the Hall of Fame, when switching between mods. So, I think this is the makers of this game way of making a standard mod for multi-players and that the Hall of Fame is a side effect of that, not intentional. But, the way it has to be.
Now, I hate it that my modded games never get automatically recorded in the Hall of Fame, being I never plain on playing a multi-player game. So, I read a few things on here and I manualy write my scores into the Notebook file for the Hall of Fame. Because, most of what I modded in the game is just better city lists and a few other things. Now, I don't blame the makers for what they did, they had there reasons for doing that. I just took care of the problem myself. My request is to have someone write some kind of an outside utility program that would make it easier to write in the values for the hall of Fame and then write those values on that file.
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03-11-2003 19:06
to Firaxis for that one.
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