22-09-2002 00:08									#1
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Last time I browsed through the MoM manual, I noticed the "events" section, which describes various random events. This left me puzzled, as I never experienced any sort of random events during all of my games!(about a year of play experience)

Now I ask you, were random events killed by the latest patch (I think my MoM is a patched one, I don't know as I downloaded it at the Underdogs), or is it just me unlucky man that there are no events.

Or is there a very well hidden section of the main menu where you can them turn on or off?

	23-09-2002 04:28									#2
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I don't know the answer to your questions, but have certainly experienced Plague recently (I remember the yukky picture).

	23-09-2002 04:42									#3
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I believe you could turn off random events. I always left them on... they added a fun dimension to the game....
some of them were:
Earthquakes
Royal Weddings (a picture of a princess kissing an orc )
Meteor
Volcano
plague....

I cant remember any others.....

	23-09-2002 04:45									#4
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BTW, after I finish my Pentagenesis mod, I'll probably start work on a fantastic mod, in which the units will serve a dual purpose as civ III units and The Xarvh Project units.

	23-09-2002 05:42									#5
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Random events are definitely available in version 1.31 (the latest I know of). I just looked under "settings" (on the screen which comes up when you hit the "Game" button), and it looks like you can turn the random events messages on and off. I don't know if that turns the events themselves off, or if they happen without telling you.

	24-09-2002 04:30									#6
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quote: Originally posted by NeOmega I believe you could turn off random events. I always left them on... they added a fun dimension to the game.... some of them were: Earthquakes Royal Weddings (a picture of a princess kissing an orc ) Meteor Volcano plague.... I cant remember any others.....

Gift from the gods(magic item)
Merchant giving you gold
Population boom
Rebellion of a city to neutral.

	24-09-2002 14:51									#7
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Yup. Plenty of the above in any 1.31 game. The level of random events - fun, not entirely stratgy-wrecking - was another thing MOM got right.

	01-10-2002 06:24									#8
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Greetings,
I checked and realized that in the game settings menu, the random events box was unchecked - silly me ,
seems like I turned them off in prehistoric times...

Whatever, thank you for the music

	04-10-2002 04:23									#9
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That might explain it.

	18-11-2002 14:41									#10
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I got random events all the time. Most of them were minor things like pirates taking a few hundred gold. The most common was where one type of node makes double mana, and the others make half.

But there was one absolutely devastating type of random event: the Mana Short. All mana production from all sources stopped entirely, and it lasted for dozens of turns. I lost all of my unit enchantments and summoned creatures. On the last turn of the mana short, I even lost Torin because I couldn´t pay his upkeep.

	18-11-2002 18:40									#11
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More random events:

- Doubled effect of holy bulidings (temples, cathedrals, parthenons & shrines) and halved on dark buildings.
- The opposite to the previous
- Double power from Blue/Red/Green nodes, half power from the rest

	19-11-2002 04:24									#12
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aaglo: do you know where I could get MOM?

	19-11-2002 15:07									#13
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You mean.... other than some of us zipping the 7 floppy disks and sendin'em you via email???

(I think tho that the manual alone made worth buying the game regularly)

	19-11-2002 19:10									#14
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