Most of the MP scenarios (if not all) can be played with the Hotseat function. All you have to do is to put the MP scenarios from "My Games/FieldOfGlory2/MULTIPLAYER" into "My Games/FieldOfGlory2/CAMPAIGNS". Before starting such a scenario, go to "Game settings" and activate "Hotseat Mode". Then enj...

It would technically possible, but it would be a bit counter to the principal of how campaigns work i.e. it would be too much player control. Letting the player choose a prefered map type for a campaign would IMHO not give him too much control - in fact such an option would be more eye candy/immers...

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I just wanted to ask if it's technical possible to implement a map type choice in the custom campaigns settings like with the custom battles. But perhaps I'm already several years too late for the party.

Thanks, good to know!

I don't know if that has been asked before: Is it possible to give us more settings for custom campaigns like with the custom battles? ATM I'm playing a campaign with the TT Mod: Byzantine 493 - 550 AD vs. Sassanid Persians 477 - 590 AD. All battle maps are of the Mediterranean map type. That would ...

But it is a testament to how much I love this game that I am constantly fantasizing about new content. It is rare indeed for me to be this taken by a game, less than a handful have ever kept my attention longer than a few months or that I want to play them all the time. I can see myself playing FoG...

You might check Libre Office. Included is Calc which works like Excel. It's free (without any BS):

https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/

Sweetness! I know your work from the other CM2 games. Always great quality! (But I'm still a reactionary CMBB fanboy. I don't like things that are new. :mrgreen:) Not so long ago I realized that I`ve spend more time modding certain games than actually playing them. Quite absurd considering the limit...

Thanks, Mord/Deep Ones! :mrgreen: ATM I'm quite burned out and done with modding - just playing FOG2 and battling my way through the history of the Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire. So I'm really happy about mods like this; always glad to see new content. (BTW, Richard, in case you're reading this, - ...

Thank you very much, Mord! Great job!

BTW: Greetings to the fishmen of good old Innsmouth. Fhtagn etc.

canuckgamer wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 27, 2019 5:48 pm

The routed units run and the attacking unit follows giving it additional movement. This is helpful when you are trying to move a unit to an area on the battlefield as your unit gets there quicker.

I secretly hoped nobody would ever notice this.

Interesting choice! Thank you very much!

uneducated wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 10, 2019 12:02 pm

Thanks for your entry, Adebar! Could you please edit your submission so that the text appears under the painting? (Cut the text, and paste it under the painting.) We want to see the painting study it and then later read. The competition is for viewing, not reading.

Done.

"Sharp Like An Eagle's Eye"

Emperor Theodosius spottes his enemy Comes Arbogast during battle, 394 AD.

(Stilicho campaign)

Great work! Danke sehr, very useful!

rbodleyscott wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 7:19 am

Pat Ward did the graphics.
Richard Evans did the animations.

Kudos to them both; I enjoy the models very much.

Very hard choice, but my Top 3 so far would be the Assyrian chariots, the Byzantine Kataphraktoi and the war elephants - all of them!

Wars of the 18th Century using the P&S format. The P&S experience is so well done and so robust, that it seems like a shoe in for the wars of the 18th Century. I figure starting with Frederick the Great's Seven Years War, eventually encompassing all other conflicts of that century. The improved gra...

You simply have no chance against the Byzantines.

For God is with them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rks5e4b1Hbo

Looks very, very nice! But that's the wrong Willy (Kaiser Wilhelm II. instead of König Wilhelm I. von Preußen).

Just a quick note:

I'm working on an update of the sound mod for this marvelous game, some sweet stuff will be included.

Of course, much booze is involved in the work. Folks, since 1918 you don't have to give a fuck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2YEu-Q6SII