Thought you might want to see this.
The year is 1898 on the North American continent.
Work still very much in progress, though I added Selfridge (weird that he wasn't in the original game) and this one guy named Custer...
Closer, but still no cigar
A nation needs people to research and improve it (that's a Bethlehem Steel mill representing Tredegar if anyone's interested)
The map. The goddamn map I spent two days on. Might still not be ready, by the way.
So yeah, my last few days have mostly consisted of working on this. I'll probably release it on the Paradox forums as soon as I get something resembling an alpha scraped together.
If you want to help, I'd be glad to accept it.
And in case you were wondering, the trouble with the map came from the fact that the E3 map I'm using has many names for the sea provinces missing. I had to use the trial and error method to put them in, but some proved to be too problematic even for that. I finally gave up and asked for help on the matter - and got an answer that solved all my problems and left me banging my head on the desk for not having figured it out myself (namely that showid reveals province ID's, making them laughably easy to include in a scenario even if they have no names).
The year is 1898 on the North American continent.
Work still very much in progress, though I added Selfridge (weird that he wasn't in the original game) and this one guy named Custer...
Closer, but still no cigar
A nation needs people to research and improve it (that's a Bethlehem Steel mill representing Tredegar if anyone's interested)
The map. The goddamn map I spent two days on. Might still not be ready, by the way.
So yeah, my last few days have mostly consisted of working on this. I'll probably release it on the Paradox forums as soon as I get something resembling an alpha scraped together.
If you want to help, I'd be glad to accept it.
And in case you were wondering, the trouble with the map came from the fact that the E3 map I'm using has many names for the sea provinces missing. I had to use the trial and error method to put them in, but some proved to be too problematic even for that. I finally gave up and asked for help on the matter - and got an answer that solved all my problems and left me banging my head on the desk for not having figured it out myself (namely that showid reveals province ID's, making them laughably easy to include in a scenario even if they have no names).
