Doomdark wrote:
That´s exactly, how I see it. I resign, when I have no unconquered province left. And, although I appreciate Laruku´s efforts in making scenarios, the problem is, that he upgraded 8 minors to majors. So in his scenarios we have always seven unconquerable minors (the AI will never resign!)
Vurbil: Don´t worry, You can always erase all majors from the eug.file except the one You want to play. They are all fully annexable then
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Hartmann
Edit: Oops, Sapuras post wasn´t there when I composed mine...
[This message has been edited by Hartmann (edited 03-11-2000).]
Well, personally I like to play in a historically plausible fashion. I get a kick out of role-playing so to speak. So, if I were to play a tiny minor and my provinces were all occupied, I would concede the game and resign.
The AI-controlled major nations can't do this however, so I suggest not having any tiny playable AI nations in your scenarios. I always disable all other majors in my campaigns since I feel it is more accurate.
That´s exactly, how I see it. I resign, when I have no unconquered province left. And, although I appreciate Laruku´s efforts in making scenarios, the problem is, that he upgraded 8 minors to majors. So in his scenarios we have always seven unconquerable minors (the AI will never resign!)
Vurbil: Don´t worry, You can always erase all majors from the eug.file except the one You want to play. They are all fully annexable then
Hartmann
Edit: Oops, Sapuras post wasn´t there when I composed mine...
[This message has been edited by Hartmann (edited 03-11-2000).]