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Maccabee2
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 I've read and printed off and followed to the letter directions from both this forum and Civ Fanatics for using the CMT3 files, and other utitlities, to achieve correct starting locations. So far, no joy. I finally gave up because I was spending 90% of my preciously rare leisure time just trying to work out something that should have been a point and click option in the original game. I like Civ3, and started with CivI about 8 years ago. I'm not new to loading and using game editors, mods, etc., but this just seemed to kick my butt. Maybe my new virus protection is interfering with their use'; I don't know. I don't expect any answers to this post, and wouldn't have time to go try anything new anyways. I'm just waiting for the new patch with the promised scenario editor that will allow CSL. If that's a bust, Firaxis can forget about me buying the XP later this year. It's not worth it to me if I can't play from something at least approaching historically accurate starting locations. Sorry, I'm a history grad with a love for customization. That's why I fell in love with Civ to begin with. Several times lately I've gone back to playing Civ2 or even The Sims (sacrilege!)
After a while, Civ3 gets boring and the map gets to be just another landscape that I can't relate to. Without playing with correct starting locations, playing on a world map just seems a little absurd to me. I'm not knocking anyone else's preferences. "What if" is always fun to explore, but I just don't get into switching civs' places of origin.
Bummed out in Jax
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29-05-2002 07:44
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