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Captain Nemo
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Red Front
Jan 1970 time: 05:13
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Alex protects his artwork against being edited with a special encryption program that makes the files unreadable though still accessible by Civ2. I had problems with loading the files sometimes, so I advised him that it wasn't the best idea but I think Spartacus and Quebec are still encrypted.
Alex has no animosity against the Civ2 community and he is a great guy... He has just been much too busy to even keep up with what's happening in the Civ2 world.
The Russian Civil War certainly had great potential and he made truly functional railroads with transport and armored trains for it (I made the graphics) so I am very sorry the project is shelved along with the "Birth of Russian" scenario, the "Great Armada" and the "Young America" projects.
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Again, I'm not sure if that is the trick with Spartacus.
Labels.txt is the only text file that has been largely changed between FW and MGE. Especially in the beginning, where some apparently important stuff for the game has been changed.
Deleting the Labels.txt will force the game to use the standard labels.txt, so you're sure not to have a problem there.
Also, I know that scenarios designed for CiC, like Nemo's Gulfwar, and which included a LABELS.TXT file did not work under FW for the same reason.
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