Ditto, so I emailed Gukumatz the save game file, since I want to get cracking, I hope ISOT doesn’t mind that we skipped him.
Since you’re next I imagine Gukumatz will email you the save game file next - fortunately his email is in his profile, so send an email letting him know your address and Robert’s your father’s brother.
Oh! It must’ve gone somewhere I didn’t see it! Could you please send it again? Or send it to Kobayashi?
The savegame is not playing nice with my version of TW and since I have the Steam version and slow internet, I can’t download the huge-ass patch in time before I leave on Sunday =( So you get the turn that was after Kobayashi, looks like.
I found it and it’s buried under like 10 folders and only visible if you set hidden and system folder to visible. :dubious:
Anyway, I played 1 turn so far, and I’ll finish up tonight after my holiday shopping is done. For King Kinthalis must have a feast befitting his grandeur!
Probably where your attachments automatically download to. I stuck mine on the desktop then moved it in to the ‘saves’ folder in the Medieval II directory, then you can just load it up straight off.
Sorry, I knew where the saved file was, my downloads directory, but I couldn’t find the saved game folder for Medieval II.
Apparently in vista, it’s not in the program files, but instead buried under Users/your user name/appdata/local/virtualstore/progrma files/sega/medievalII/saves
FYI in case anyone else is on Vista. I hope they change that for empire total war.
Yes, it’s safe to say that we shouldn’t get loaded up into a time machine and take over medieval Poland, for we’d conquer the know universe with shitty soldiers!
Family showed up a day early I got stuck cooking dinner for 6, and now I have to entertain and cede the PC to kids… I only go to play 3 turns! 3 lousy turns. Not much done, focused on extending our sight by adding some watch towers.
Really? I live for towers. An easy way to get warned of an impending attack, and I hate those blind spots. Besides, a tower costs only what two turns of upkeep on a spy costs.
Then again, I play this game like a banker- all my money gets plowed into improving my economy and I take almost no risks. Markets, ports, and farmland, and I attack only when I’m heavily favored. I’ve got a game going with the Turks where I literally can’t spend money faster than I bring it in. I haven’t had a balance under three thousand in twenty turns, each city is building something, and my armies just keep on rolling on. Of course, sacking cities helps my bottom line a bunch, too, and the fact that my empire of thirty-some territories contains only four castles.
I stick em in likely invasion routes (near bridges, fords, mountain passes); cheaper than spies. Most of them I tend to inherit from conquered territories, and the AI places them seemingly at random.