I am craeting a scenarion: Lords of the Ring.
It is all pretty new for me (expect stupid questions), but I am having fun

Immortal Wombat: I am still interested in the units

My Mars scenario is finished, so I have less pressure now.

Anyway, units I have are:

Eagle,
Bat,
Haradrim War-elephant,
Balrog.

Which units do you want?

How is it going?

Well, I am still waiting for the map OmniGod was creating (hoping he has enough free tim for this) in order to start the first real version of this scenario. I am just testing things out.

PS: Anyone has a wizard unit (I will use the cleric for now)

My drawing skills are not that good, sorry but ...

I could use some city images: mountains for dwarfs, big tall white cities for the humans, holes for the hobbitan, trees for the ents, golden things for elves ... big tall black cities for Sauron ...

Anyone able to make them for me?

Thanx

1) Can I use more than 8 players
2) How can I change the number of players
3) How can I influence which ones he will pick from the civilisation.txt file. I know I should leave the Barbarians in there, but he wont use the second civilization as my first player
4) I am testing some thuff for now, but soon I will start builind the actual scenario: Is there like a clean template for starting a scenario, or should I just change file after file, hoping that I wont looks links between the files

The first three questions above are stupid and esy indeed, I found the answer already. But I still look for an answer on te fourth one:

Is there like a clean template for starting a scenario, or should I just change file after file, hoping that I wont looks links between the files

quote: Originally posted by Aragorn on 04-24-2001 08:13 AM The first three questions above are stupid and esy indeed, I found the answer already. But I still look for an answer on te fourth one:

Grrr, took me ages to figure those ones out for Mars...

quote: Is there like a clean template for starting a scenario, or should I just change file after file, hoping that I wont looks links between the files

SLIC question:

I made some SLIC code that will add cities to my civ of friendly nations when I approach them. It works fine but ...

As I add the last city of another civ to my civ, I see a message: The other civ was conquered by My civ, and that exactly what I do NOT want.

I wanted the civs to merge instead of to eat each other.

Is it possible to stop this message from appearing?

Note: Bear in mind that will also (by default) be the message you get when you defeat Sauron's Civ, so make it fairly neutral sounding. Or you could write in another message box for when Sauron is defeated, which should take precedence.

EDIT: remember to take out feats.slc and feats.txt, or you'll get a conquest message from that as well.

Ben

I need you to verify city names for me please:

1) Hobbitan: country name: Shire
Cities:

2) Elves: country name: Middle Earth
Cities: Rivendel, Lorien, Gray Havens, Woodelves from the MirkWood

3) Dwarfs: country name: ??????????
Cities: The Lonely Mountain, ???? there should be a second one in the Irons Hills

4) Arnor, home of Dunedain: Country Name: The Lost Realm of Arnor
Cities: Fornost

5) Gondor: Country Name: Gondor
Cities: Minas Tirith, Pelargir, Dol Amroth, Linhir, Ereth, Cain Andros

6) Rohirrim: Country Name: Cap of Rohah ????????
Cities: Edoras, Helm's Deep

7) Humans os Esgaroth: Country Name: ????????
Cities: Esgaroth

8) Ents: Coutry Name: Fangorn
Cities: Fangorn ???????

9) Druadan (wild people): country name: Druadan Wood
City Name: Druadan Wood

10) Tom Bambadil: country name: Tom bambadil's Land
City Name: House of Tom Bambadil

11) Eagles: ???????????
Cities: ??????????? and where is their city

12) Shelob: country name ??????
Cities: Shelobs Web ?????????????

13) Isengard: country name: Isengard ?????????
Cities: Isengard or Ortanc ?????

14) Mordor: country name: Mordor
Cities: Barad-Dur, Oroduin = Mountain Doom, Minas Morgul, Osgiliath, Cirith Ungol, Durthang, City of the Corsairs, Havens of Umbar, Dol Guldur, Moria

That makes 14 civs, not bad hu

By the way, do you know a way of placing name tags, I remember it was psooible in civ1 and civ2

Thanx

Race: Hobbits
Country: The Shire
Cities:

• Hobbiton
  
• Buckland
  
• Michel Delving
  
• South Farthing
  

Race: Elves
Country: Middle Earth
Cities:

• Lorien
  
• Rivendell (Imlandris in Elven language)
  
• Grey Havens
  
• Mirkwood
  

Race: Dwarves
Country: The Mountains
Cities:

• Lonely Mountain (also called Erebor)
  
• Iron Hills
  

Race: Northern Dunedain
Country: Lost Realm of Arnor
Cities:

• Fornost
  

Race: Southern Dunedain
Country: Gondor
Cities:

• Minas Tirith
  
• Pelargir
  
• Dol Amroth
  
• Linhir
  
• Ereth
  
• Cain Andros
  

Race: Rohirrim
Country: Rohan
Cities:

• Edoras
  
• Helm's Deep
  

Race: North Men
Country: The Northen Wastes
Cities:

• Dale
  
• Esgaroth on Long-lake
  

Race: Ents
Country: Fangorn
Cities:

• Fangorn
  

Race: Druadan
Country: Druadan Wood
Cities:

• Druadan Wood
  
• Nardol
  
• Eilenach
  

Tom Bambadil
Doesnt need a civ of his own. He needs no cities, and when he is needed (are there barrow wights?) then he can become part of the "Fellowship of the Ring" civ.

Eagles
Same really, the eagles don't reproduce much, and so coudn't use cities. If you need them, I would put them in the North of the Misty Mountains.

Shelob
Needs no country, could belong to Mordor perhaps. Also, needs no movement points, and could just sit in the valley, guarding from Hobbits.

Race: Isengarders
Country: Isengard/Dunland
Cities:

• Isengard (Orthanc is the fortress in the city)
  

Race: The Darkness
Country: Mordor
Cities:

• Barad-Dur
  
• Oroduin
  
• Minas Morgul
  
• Osgiliath
  
• Durthang
  
• Cirith Ungol (wasn't this the mountain pass that Chelob guarded?)
  
• City of the Corsairs
  
• Havens of Umbar
  
• Dol Guldur
  
• Isenmouthe
  
• Kirith Ungol
  

Also, is "The Fellowship of the Ring" going to be the human player civilisation? If not, who do you play as, and how do you control events?

quote: By the way, do you know a way of placing name tags, I remember it was psooible in civ1 and civ2

Ben

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Immortal Wombat with unhealthy knowledge of Tolkein, but not as bad as some I could name...

Example: Hobbitan country in dutch = Gouw
Hobbitan capital = grotedelft op de witte heuvels

:-)

Immortal Wombat: I wanted to make a civ for shelob since she teamed up with Gollem

I wanted to create a civ like "Fellowship of the Ring" with just Gandalf as a unit.

Then he would have to walk to the hobbitan cities, and as he approaches a city, that city would automatically swap to his civ. Hobbitan units would only be able to swap the ent city, Rohirrim would be able to swap druadan cities, Arnor units would only be able to swap human cities (af all 3 other human civs)

Further more ... I was not planning to stay too close to the script of the book, I wanted to leave some space to live your own story, in the middle-earth environment. Of course within certain rules. The influence of Arnor units, the rings, ...

Do you think it is possible to use the mountain of doom as a vulcano: spreading polution (black) tiles arround him every x turns ?

PS: I still have I problem. Elves do not get born ... should I transate this into not being able to build elven units, or should I just make it expensive and should it a long time to build one.

If you are not sticking to the book, at least make it possible to win the way it is done in the book, so die-hard fans can do so.

I would have Mordor as entirely dead/desert tiles anyway, as terraforming tiles would need exessive SLIC, just see the Samurai scenario.