19-08-2002 19:00									#1
	MOO 1 without the book? Put an end to popups!

I've wanted to play this game for a long time but I've lost my book quite some time ago and every once and awhile the game asks you for what ship is on a certain page.
Is there any way around this?

	19-08-2002 19:53									#2
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization: The Boardgame

Keep looking on this forum...someone posted it a while back...not more than two months ago.

	19-08-2002 21:35									#3
	Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

Yes the answer is in this forum. A link to the doc is not far down and I even posted a pictoral of all ships, so do a little leg work.

	20-08-2002 03:05									#4
	Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

Vmxa1,

I remembered that it was you...just didn't want to give out that much info.

	20-08-2002 04:11									#5
	Get a bigger avatar today!

No prob, whats going on at Candle'Bre. I see Vel is posting on Civ again.

	23-08-2002 14:13									#6
	Tired of ads?

Perhaps vmxa1 might have the whole manual in his mind I'm just a short time in this forum but I realized he is a real MoO genius. He knows everything about this game so I figured out he must have the complete instruction manual in his brain and perhaps he can tell you which ship corresponds to which site out of his mind

(no offense just kidding but you are really a MoO expert how long did you play the game?)

	23-08-2002 21:13									#7
	Full PM-box? Change here!

Since it hit the store. I have only played hundreds of games of Moo2, whereas I recently passed the 2,000th game of Moo. I use to play every day at work for a few years. I had a job were I only answer calls from customers and help solve their problem with our product. I rarely needed more than a couple minutes per call, so lots of free time. I still fire up at least one game a week, sick huh (don't answer that).

	26-08-2002 15:01									#8
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization: The Boardgame

quote: Originally posted by vmxa1 I still fire up at least one game a week, sick huh (don't answer that).

Ok I will not comment on it . Well I'm in a similar position: we're playing MoO 2 in a network-game at work all the time. Since the beginning I never won but hey I'm trying . It's really funny to bombard the planet of my boss (yes he's playing it too) away or creating an alliance of employees and attacking the civ of our manager But he is kind of an expert like you are and it's very hard to beat him.

I think MoO and MoO 2 are both really cool but it's even better played in multiplayer with unpredictable and backstabbing humans

	26-08-2002 19:56									#9
	Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

Cool.