Some screenshots for Warlords can be found here including Churchill and Augustus.

My Epic 2 report will be a shadow because I used this. I can understand how Mod A which makes information not available in the vanilla version available is unapproved, or Mod B which will give players who use it an advantage is not approved, but this program changes absolutely nothing in game.

The reason I think this mod should be approved is simple, its just a substitute of screenshots which is easier to work with when writing a report. It makes it easier to take notes in game, once again helping with the report. And ofcourse saves some space on the hard drive when you dont have to take 5000 screenshots to log everything. I dont believe it will give any player who uses it an unfair advantage, although that player might get an unfair advantage in terms of writing the report Heres the link to the thread on CFC.

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=141769

Quote:Is a mod "Graphical"? (Affecting appearance).

Quote:Is a mod "Utilitarian"? (Affecting player's interface).

Quote:Is a mod "Rebalancing"? (Affecting game rules).

Quote:Which components are modified? (World Builder, XML, Python, C++)

Quote:Which files are affected?

Quote:If Python or C++ are involved, the mod needs to be certified free of trojans.

Quote:VISUAL EVIDENCE showing and explaining what the mods actually do.

Apologies if this is a duplicate thread. I was wondering if anyone on something resembling a GMT (give or take a few hours) schedule would be interested in organising a regular slot for some PvE guild action, preferably starting some new characters or running some sort of variant. I've only just started playing the game, and I reckon it would be fun to play through it with the same group of players - AFAIK the only regular thing we've organised at the moment is Nudist Night, which isn't very Euro-friendly

I was thinking about writing a mod that would keep track of certain things for a player to reduce attention span required. For example, it would inform the player when whip-weariness is about to wear off, and also when a specialist has been automatically created (this is critical to keep GP points pure).

If at all possible it will be save game compatiable, so it could be put in and out of custom assets on a whim.

The thing is, I only really care about such attention to detail in competitive games.

So the question is, would such a mod be legal, or ever considered for legality, in RB Civ games?

Hey guys, I'm new to this forum, but I've been a guest for about 4 months now, making diferent Diablo 2 variants. I've been playing for over a year and have made atleast 30 variants of different chars. This site is great cuz there are guides to so many variants that no one plays, but that are still good in the new 1.11 patch. Right now im making a ninja (necromancer version) on single player. His name is Heterometrus which is the scientific name for the asian forest scorpion. He's level 83 right now and I've only been playing him for 2 weeks (I play like a mad man). I also play battle.net on USeast, and I have 2 accomplished characters over lvl 80.

This forum is great and I hope to meet alot of you soon.

Game info available here:

http://realmsbeyond.net/civ/c4tourney/epic3.html

Any questions?


- Sirian

KoP,

You had mentioned a while back that you use a program that overlays the TS info on your GuildWars screen, so that you didn't have to run GW in a window. Could you point us to that program, so that we can all start running it? You did promise to do that...

Thanks!

I'd like our guild to be Kurzick. What does everyone else want?

Luxon? Kurzick? Either?