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Havard
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You can change the name in the multiplayer screen. (Multiplayer -> change name -> back)
I have NO idea why it sais Beavis now though...
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Havard
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Strange...
Have you managed to change it as I explained?
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RobRoy
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It comes with a half dozen different starting points (~scenarios).
Many parameters are easy to customize, and players often tweak various components to suit their tastes or their historical interpretations. You'll particularly enjoy the event language...quite robust.
A scenario editor in the hopper that should be out soon (not something they promised prior to the purchase, but something it looks like they will deliver shortly anyway...kinda the opposite of another recently released strategy game). Once it is out, customizing will probably be comprable to what it is in CIV 2.
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Mordoch
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Denver, Colorado
Jan 2002
time: 05:18
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Originally posted by Heresson
It isn't worth it unless there are some scns for it in the net. Are there? (Some links?) |
You can find a variety of scenarios right here. EU2 is also one of the easiest games to tweak to your own liking, as events are in plain text and can be altered using notepad. There also are additional scenerios made by various individuals that you can find upon search the forum boards.
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RobRoy
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quote:
Originally posted by Mordoch
You can find a variety of scenarios right here. |
That's a good stop for EU 1 stuff, but the only things there for EU 2 are a few variants of the standard scenarios. EU 2 is a bit too new, still, to have developed a large body of work. The built-in variety and replayability probably lessons the demand for alternative scenarios, also. There are some teams that are trying to develop some pretty ambitious projects, but I'm not sure how far along they are. Plus some would-be designers may be waiting for the scenario tool.
Note, however, that some parameters are not going to be editable, like you're used to, particularly the map, the units, and the technology.
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Mordoch
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Denver, Colorado
Jan 2002
time: 05:18
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Originally posted by RobRoy
That's a good stop for EU 1 stuff, but the only things there for EU 2 are a few variants of the standard scenarios. EU 2 is a bit too new, still, to have developed a large body of work. The built-in variety and replayability probably lessons the demand for alternative scenarios, also. There are some teams that are trying to develop some pretty ambitious projects, but I'm not sure how far along they are. Plus some would-be designers may be waiting for the scenario tool.
Note, however, that some parameters are not going to be editable, like you're used to, particularly the map, the units, and the technology. |
Certain aspects of the technolgy and units ARE editable. For instance you can tweak the technology combat table to your hearts content to make more advanced technolgy more or less decisive depending of your preference.
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