nooo, MrDoom, don't show mameluks in this moment, 
i lost a war and a lot of territory, and i'm not finished with my revenge against ottos
i lost a war and a lot of territory, and i'm not finished with my revenge against ottos -
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I thing for my next game I may have to convert a 1492 EU2 map straight to VIC - should be interesting with the more balanced countries I would presume this would create...
germax said:nooo, MrDoom, don't show mameluks in this moment,
Awww, look at the poor mameluks
, then look at mighty Brandenburg I was thinking, it looks like there is a lot of interest in this EU2VIC MP thing, maybe we could start a very casual AAR, nothing big or involved, cause I dont have much time, just a brief synopsis of how the game is going. I think it might spark a lot of interest. Let me know what you guys think.
The converter is great fun. Im currently (when my laptop is working again) doing the Grand Campaign in EU2 as England and porting it to VIC. I already control all of north america, south africa, south india, and autralia. Trying to keep the expansion roughly historic, just a few hundred years early
Once POP converting is finished it will be even better. Who needs a social life when you have this?
Once POP converting is finished it will be even better. Who needs a social life when you have this?
swilhelm73 said:
When you do that all countries will be uncivilized, only when they have reached at least certain tech level will they be civilized
then just manually change the technology level if you want a balanced game like 1492, its not that hard
Mr Doom, do you mind if I use a couple of your screenshots in the VickyWiki article about the converter?
Rafiki
Rafiki
rafiki said:I must say that that is quite impressive stuff. Almost makes me want to take out my dust-accumulating copy of EU2!
Kudos to the creators
I have this grand plan of playing CK, and once the converter has been further tweaked for strange bugs, import into EU2, and once the EU2VIC converter is advanced enough, head on to Victoria!
This converter is great as is. Cant wait to see how good future versions will be. Having a blast with it. I do still play EUII but now the converter makes me play both games even more!
All this is good to hear (read )... it encourages us to carry on forward...
Rafiki has even kindly included us in Vickywiki
)... it encourages us to carry on forward...Rafiki has even kindly included us in Vickywiki
Galleblære said:I have this grand plan of playing CK, and once the converter has been further tweaked for strange bugs, import into EU2, and once the EU2VIC converter is advanced enough, head on to Victoria!
If you start a Grand Campaign in CK and apply all CK (1.04a) & EU2 patches (June 19 beta) and afterwards check for the most updated version of the converter, I think you can have a good 854 year long gameplay...
Converter now correlates practically everything but Pops culture... we're working on that, and obviously tweaking provinces and other stuff, of course...
Check our forum for more info...
Nah, all I did was take the Readme that i suppose montyP has put together and the screenshots provided by germax, mix it all together and wikify it. To quote sir Isaac Newton, "If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood on the shoulders of giants."*
The result can be found at http://victoria.nsen.ch/wiki/index.php/EU2Vic
Rafiki
*Which could pretty much be said for most of the stuff at VickyWiki
The result can be found at http://victoria.nsen.ch/wiki/index.php/EU2Vic
Rafiki*Which could pretty much be said for most of the stuff at VickyWiki
kokomo said:
Well, the 1.04a converter has some strange bugs, like most of Russia becoming part of "undefined nation", with a tag that looks like the pagan one...
But I still have more or less 300 years of CK left before converting so!
As for EU2Vic, I noticed that all the native american tribes become united, is this due to a lack of tags? Anyway, looking forward to the pop thingie, though I am worried that the diversity of pop cultures might be severly reduced upon conversion. Perhaps use the Victoria pops as some sort of "base", and use the EU2 savegame to modify.
How are pop sizes going to be calculated? Purley based on city sizes in EU2, or some other factors?
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Question: how does Victoria play after conversion? Where do say... machine parts come from?