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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Whats with all the hammers?
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Just confirming I'm playing.
I wonder if three capitals is too few? I'm about to get three capitals in Crusaders, and I'm not that strong. If we were to increase it, I'd suggest four.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
It is the number after three. But I'm also worried that testing may reveal it to be the number before five.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Aw, I missed it  . Well, I'll be watching this game, hopefully there will be enough trash talk going on to get some idea what's happening.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
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Just confirming I'm playing.
I wonder if three capitals is too few? I'm about to get three capitals in Crusaders, and I'm not that strong. If we were to increase it, I'd suggest four.
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We'll you should notice that we only have 6 players. The idea is that the all of the winners of their first war (aka when we have 3 players left probably sometime after turn 35) have a shot at the win.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
You know given that more people have shown interest in this than there are spaces available, perhaps a second warhammer game should be started shortly after this one with identical settings. It could then use the same combined mod, same NI map etc.
It would be an interesting experiment to see how differently the two games played out. Of course the major difference would be the players, but it would also allow for different builds etc for the mod nations and obviously result in more feedback.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Okay, so - CBM 1.6 plus the various nation mods?
I'll set the packaging up some time this afternoon, will post here if I have problems.
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Here it is. I deleted the crazy pretender from Chaos Undivided, but have made no other changes.
If we want to make a few further changes beyond CBM 1.6 + the six nations, I suggest changing this file directly?
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September 15th, 2009, 03:59 PM
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
Oh, and I decided I really liked the lizard artwork, so I'm Itza.
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September 15th, 2009, 04:01 PM
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Re: Sign of the Hammer - A Warhammer Mod Game.
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Here it is. I deleted the crazy pretender from Chaos Undivided, but have made no other changes.
If we want to make a few further changes beyond CBM 1.6 + the six nations, I suggest changing this file directly?
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I believe Burnsaber had some ideas on how to make the 'crazy' pretender from Chaos undivided reasonable.
That said, I'm not especially interested in using him, although if thematic is important he really is my only decent choice. |
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