Slitherine

Hi guys,

If you are designing MP scenarios, please can you include the combatants in the scenario name, in the correct order.

e.g. "Bagradas (Carthage vs Rome)" if Carthaginians are Side A (side 0) and Romans are Side B (side 1).

Otherwise players setting up or accepting a challenge using your scenario cannot tell which side they will be playing.

I have just read this and I haven't been doing it on the scenarios I have made so far. Here is my Text9 folder for Tolbiac. Where should I put "Franks v Germans"? Is it the line I have put in bold text? So it should read "Tolbiac496AD (Franks v Germans)", or perhaps it is the second line down from that one?

IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_1,"Salian Frankish warriors",
IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_2,"Ripuarian Frankish warriors",
IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_3,"Salian Frankish skirmishers",
IDS_CUSTOMGENERAL_1,"Clovis I, King of the Salian Franks",
IDS_CUSTOMGENERAL_2,"Sigebert the Lame, King of the Ripuarian Franks",
IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_4,"Allemani skirmishers",
IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_5,"Allemani warriors",
IDS_CUSTOMGENERAL_3,"Gibald, King of the Allemani",
IDS_CAMPAIGN_TEXT,"In the years leading up to this battle, there had been many border incidents between the Allemani and Ripuarian Frankish kingdoms. In 496AD, the Ripuarian king, Sigebert the Lame, was joined by Clovis I, King of the Salian Franks, in a punitive invasion of Allemani territory.",
IDS_SCENARIO_TOLBIAC496AD,"Tolbiac496AD",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_TOLBIAC496,"The combined Frankish forces crossed the border into Allemani territory expecting to be met in force by their enemies. But where were they?",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_TOLBIAC496_B,"Tolbiac 496AD",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_TOLBIAC496_C,"Allemani territory, southern Germany",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_TOLBIAC496_D,"Clovis I halted his army and then sent his skirmishers out in the hope of making contact with the enemy.",
IDS_CUSTOMUNITNAME_6,"Allemani villagers",

It probably isn't needed any more, with the latest update.

rbodleyscott wrote:It probably isn't needed any more, with the latest update.

OK then.