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Topic: adding downloaded scenarios to Civ II |  |
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chris bryans Settler
Dec 2000
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posted December 26, 2000 22:02
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This is a question involving downloading any scenario to Civ II (version 2.42 since I don't have the Scenario Pack yet and with it, ver 2.62). I have noticed that I had to back up several original Civ II files (such as Units, Cities, etc.) for just one scenario I loaded. Since there are hundreds out there, isn't there an easier way than to back up each of these files for every new scenario you load (hoping that you don't get them confused)? Appreciate any light you could shed on this subject. Thanks! |
jcarkey Warlord of mutant turkeys with six legs Aug 2000
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posted December 26, 2000 22:06
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Make a scenario folder, and then make individual folders for each scenario.------------------ Save the whales, collect the whole set!! If Al Gore invented the Internet, then I invented the spell check- Dan Quayle If someone doesn't agree with you, you haven't explained yourself well enough-Luther Ely Smith |
St Leo Emperor Toronto, Ontario, Canada b.02-15-99
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posted December 28, 2000 01:25
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What jcarcey proposes won't work.With the original version you would have to download the Modpack Manager utility, place the graphics/text/sounds in individual folders and the scenario in the Civ2 folder, and install them as needed. P.S. There are not a lot of good scenarios available for plain-vanilla CivII. P.P.S. You should get Fantastic Worlds or Multiplayer Gold Edition rather than Conflicts in Civilization. ------------------ St. Leo http://www.sidgames.com/hosted/ziggurat/ http://www.sidgames.com/forums/ |
jcarkey Warlord of mutant turkeys with six legs Aug 2000
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posted December 28, 2000 10:39
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It works for me.------------------ Save the whales, collect the whole set!! If Al Gore invented the Internet, then I invented the spell check- Dan Quayle If someone doesn't agree with you, you haven't explained yourself well enough-Luther Ely Smith |