May 4, 2001, 02:30
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Emperor
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Two more things:
First would it be possible to write a persons email adress beside his civ in the list?
Second we have to make sure that everyone has the same version of the scenario, I think there was an update a while ago. Also you have to be aware that certain events wont work in multiplayer, citytaken wont trigger for example. But it will still be playable.
If everyone downloads the version currently on the scenario colloection site we will be absolutely sure everyone has the same version.
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May 4, 2001, 02:46
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King
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Ctrl-N fetaure is a must, fellas.
Also, the new version fixes the Stalingrad city capture event. It gives the Soviet the Il-2.
The Soviet gets a turn soley devoted to them in Jan '42. Its a wierd occourance due to their free partisans or something. Watch out for it. Soviet player will have all his units screwed with if he lets the AI mess around during that turn. Could realy cause problems.
A note to Allied Civs.: The Axis is on the offensive from the start. Your jobs are to delay them gains for as long as possible so you can develop the techs for your superior units. All it takes is 2 or 3 turns for them to take enough territory form you that you have no chance of chatching up to them techwise and it will be come a slow death. Pillage roads, make suicide industry-pillaging runs into their territory etc. anything to slow the Axis advance. Coordination is key. Brits and Americans should make a joint effort to defened N.America etc.
Good luck to everyone involved. I suggest you start a new story thread to host this saga.
FMK
[This message has been edited by Field Marshal Klesh (edited May 04, 2001).]
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May 4, 2001, 06:59
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Prince
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OK, Cal, you will take the place of Dizepam since he won't be able to play enough.
Final Country List in order of turns:
1. Japanese----Henrik
2. Germans-----Cal
3. Americans---Pap
4. British-----CPoulos
5. Chinese-----ShakaNuldur
6. Soviets-----JMarks
I am also starting a new thread soley for this PBEM so we can keep track of everything, and let everyone know what is going on.
Go to the new thread so we can get this started.
Pap
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"Every man dies, but not every man really lives."
-William Wallace in Braveheart
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May 4, 2001, 10:14
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